Gilpin observer., 1909-12-16
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

Mrs. Sherman Harvey and daughter
were passengers to the valley Satur-
day morning.
Richard Mayor and wife left Sat
urday for Denver to enjoy a brief
visit.
Sheriff F. S. Bolsinger left Sat
urday morning for Denver, taking the
Dave children, who were committed
to the state home.
Prof. and Mrs. Heating, who were
here from Pueblo in attendance at
the Teachers association, returned
home Saturday. Thirteen years age
Prof. Keating was superintendent of
the Central City school.
I'D. Davis and Robt. Sayre were
passengers to Denver Saturday after
noon.
w. C. Clapp, connected with the
Parole Mining company, after a sew
eral days business stay in the city,
returned Saturday afternoon to his
home in Toledo, o.
VIM. Hoskin visited with his family
over Sunday in Denver.
VIM. Martin went to Arvada Satur-
day to visit with his family.
Mrs. Angove and son and Miss
Naughcurk, of Idaho Springs, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cox
returned home Sunday morning.
VIM. Couch left for Golden Sunday
morning.
A. L. Anderson left Sunday for
Denver on business.
Miss May Kelleher accompanied
her friend. Mrs. Nellie Lamp to Den
yer Sunday. Mrs. Lamp was enroute
to her home in Chicago.
Harold Shuck, who came up from
Denver to visit his parents and take
in the basket ball game, returned
Sunday afternoon.
NJ. d. Draper was a business pas
senger to Denver Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Shuck left
Monday morning for Denver.
Mrs. Harry Gilman and James
Couch left Tuesday for Golden.
R. L. Hedden and H. o. Brubaker
were among the Centralites to leave
for Denver this morning on business.
Herbert Luplow, who had been i'll
several days with la grippe, left yes
terday for Denver to recuperate.
Rev. C. w. Hancher was a passen-
ger to Denver Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Skeels left Tuesday
for Denver.
Mrs. Frank Mayhem was passen-
ger to the valley Tuesday.
VIM. Parenteau left Tuesday for
Denver and may go to Cripple Creek
on mine inspection business before
his return.
Ii. P. Davies made a business trip
to Denver yesterday morning.
E. w. Hurlbut was up from Den
yer yesterday on business in con-
nection with the Gilpin Lumber COM
pany.
H. J. Kruse and Gene Clark, Of
Denver, were in the city yesterday,
attending a meeting Of the directors
of the Rocky Mountain bank.
Thomas Warwick and wife left yes
terday for Denver, where they will
visit during the holidays with Mr..
Warwick's mother.
Hal Sayre and wife are visitors to
the city.
Mrs. J. E. Lightbourn and son,
Willis. were passengers to Denver
yesterday, Mr.. Lightbourn joining
them this morning.
P. r. Alsdorf and wife left yester-
day for Denver on a visit.
Hugh Edwards came up from Den
yer yesterday.
F. e. Peterson, who had been
spending a couple of months in the
Dakotas hunting, returned yesterday.
He has meat to show for his efforts
or he would not be back at this time.
Mrs. Edwin Rule and daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Eplett. were among the
passengers to Denver this morning.
Frank Poole went to Denver this
morning to have his eye attended to.
Brooks Fullerton left this morning
for Denver on business.
Mrs. John Gilman left this morn
ing for her home in Lander. Wyo.
She was accompanied as far as Den
yer by Mrs. Harry Gilman.