Gilpin observer., 1909-05-27
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

DR.. R. w. Fraser, former practi-
toner of this city. came up from
Denver Saturday evening to visit with
friends. Doc. is well pleased with
his new location and has a good prac-
tice.
A. Baleria returned Saturday even
ing from Roggen, where he has been
p3tttng in "a crop of potatoes at the
ranch.
Geo. Hill rode over from Crescent,
Colo. a small place on the Moffat
road, this week.
Max Gabardi was business visitor
to Denver Monday
w. c. Quiller and son, Earl. return
cd from visit to Denver the fore
part of the week.
G. M. Laird left Saturday afternoon
to spend a couple of days with his
wife and daughter.
Mrs. F. E. Peterson was in Den
yer Monday rounding up some help
for the restaurant.
H. w. Kane, A. Rachofsky and Ii.
P. Davies were among the Centralites
to return home from Denver Monday
evening.
j. H. Bawden, manager of the
Quartz Mill mine, came up from Den
YER Monday evening.
Mrs. Hugh Williams was an arri-
val from Denver this week on a visit
to her son, H. G.
Mrs. ]. .. Fowler was an arrival
from Spokane, Wash, this week. The
Fowlers left for the northwest coun.
try the first of the year and are we'll
satisfied with that section. They ex
1eat to remain in Seattle a year or
more.
Herbent Bowden was a business
passenger to Denver Tuesday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Fred Wilken. wife of Fred
Wilken who mysteriously disappeared
a week ago, left Tuesday morning for
Boulder, accompanied by Mrs. Petit
Boulder with her husband last week
to assist in the search for the mis-
sing man.
w. H. French, connected with the
section force of the Gilpin tram, is
contemplating trip to his old home
in independence, Ia, and will leave
the fore part of next month. He ex-
poets to be gone month. This will
be the first visit to his home town
in "a years and he anticipates a most
pleasant time.
w. P. Kohler, treasurer and G. w.
Kinney. attorney Of the Parole Min.
ing company are here from Toledo, o..
inspecting the Parole property. They
are well satisfied with the showing
of the property and the manner in
which operations are being conduct
ed.
in the theater in this city and Idaho
Springs, came over from the latter
city the fore part of the week to at.
tend to business and to visit with
friends.
VIM. Scholl, of the Sauer- McShane
Mercantile company, who has been
rusticating in Denver the past three
or four months. returned to the city
the fore part of the week. He will
only be here a few days to look after
some mining interests and then will
go back to Denver to spend the re-
nainder of his protracted vacation.
A. H. Fuelscher, wife and baby,
lett yesterday afternoon for Long
Beach, Cal, where they will make
their future home. Many friends of
the Fuelscher's regret to see chem
ieave Central for good.
Lou Garlick, of Craig, Colo, is in
the city visiting with old time friends
Mr.. Garlick is working for the Colo
rado Telephone company at Craig.
Rev. c. w. Hancher was a passen-
ger to Denver this morning.
II. G. Shuck returned last evening
faom a business trip to the state
Clinton Reed was an arrival from
Denver last evening on mining busi-
ness.
Judge w. c. Matthews left for the
valley this morning. Tomorrow he
will appear before the district court
In Golden as council for the War
Dance lessees.
w. Z. Withrow left this morning
on professional business.
b. Webb, representing the Amerl-
nan Tobacco company, has been In
the county this week, placing adver.