Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

James Cody went to Boulder Sat
ut--ay 20 visit a short time with hia
ncsh5r aEi sisters.
Warren Davey was a passenger to
Beaver Saturday.
Wm. Hayden ard wife, who enjoy
e1 Peasant visit with Mr. ard Mrs.
L. j. Williams, returned Sunday to
i--il, home in Greeley.
Duke Bennalaok and MIS- Alma
Fft-Trs were among the several
.i:om Central to attend the dance in
Apex Saturday evening. Miss Philips
played the piano for tine dancers.
Mrs. J. G. Williams will leave this
afternoon for two weeks w.si: with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Rumble in Den
ver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Warwick
drove to Apex Saturday evening to
take in the big dance.
large number of the young peo-
pie Of Central were the guests of the
young men of Apex Saturday eve,ing
at dance given in the town hall.
Besides dancing there was cheer for
the inL5r man in the form of dainty
ref-e2hments. Hosts and guests had
q joyou2ly good time and will long
remember the enjoyable function.
Among those who attended the dance
from Central were: Misses May
Keleher, Lott!e Drew, Miller, Ella
PareE.eau, Florence Flynn and
Messrs. Henry Altvater, Pearly Cox.
son.
Mrs. Peter Mackin, who had been
visiting her mother AMI sisters while
her husband was running the passel-
ger engine, returned to her home in
Denver Mo2iay afternoon. Mt. Mack
in relieved Engineer Monroe, who
made a trip to the valley and was
away until Monday evening.
Leslie Wallace and wife. after a
visit with friends and relatives, re-
turned to Denver Monday afternoon.
They leave Denver in a few days for
british Columbia, where Mr.. Wallace
has a fine position awaiting HIN.
Phil knowi:on, representing the
Garter Rice & Carpe2ser Paper COM
pany. Denver, was calling on the
trade Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. McShane were
passengers to the valley Moriay.
B. E. Seymour was a business pas
senger to Denver Monday.
Miss Edna C. Patterson is a recent
arrival from Denver and hes accept
ed a position in the law office of l..
]. Williams. Miss Patterson is an ex-
pert stenograI her.
4. Rale-!a came up f.'om Roggen
and remained lorg enough to attend
10 business affairs. He returned to
the ranch again Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane and daugh-
ter, Miss Yetta, wen: to Denver Tues
day morning.
James Rule, who had been visiting
his father and brother in Central,
ceturned Tuesday morning TO Den
YER
Mrs. Alfred Anderson was a pas.
ee2ger to Denver Tus sday.
Mrs. Harry Gilman left Tuesday af
ternoon for Denver on a visit.
Frank Branham. the hermit of Sill
yer Creek. left yesterday morning fcI
Denver. He will go from Denver tc
Macon, Mo-, where the family is to
have reunion. 1t is likely that
Frank will have something to say
when he meets the rest of the
Mssourians.
Sheriff Bolsinger returned Saturday
morning from the tunnel opening a
Montrose and other points on the
western slope. He was with tht
sheriffs of the state on the Taf
train The writer got glimpse of hin
on horseback when he and the res
of the sheriffs were escorting the
president through the main street o
Grand Junction. The Gilpin county of
ficer rode his horse at lively gal
lop without the assistance of anyon,
and was about the handsomest sheriff
in the bunch.
Mrs. A. Baleria and Mrs. JOSEPH
Reiva were passengers to Denver
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McShane lef
this morning for Seattle. Wash.
where they will take in the exposi
ton.
District Attorney w. NJ. Morgan
was in the city today.
Joe Harvey and wife, who had bee