Gilpin observer., 1909-09-23
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

came up Friday evening to visit with
Louis Rachofsky and attend the Elk 8
picnic. Dr. Maleen was very much in
evidence at the picnic grounds as
can be youched for by the, girls.
Peter Hansen OF Cripple Creek, left
Saturday for his home in that city
a9ter looking after his mining prop
erty in this county.
Chas. McCal,ister left Saturday for
Denver to spend the Sabbaeh WITH
his family.
Ralph Chase spent Sunday with his
family in Denver.
Wn. Lewis was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Martin was q business pas
oenger TO Denver Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Ida Kruse, McFarlane, after e
visit with her parents in this city re.
to her home in Denver Saturday.
Lotis Rachofsky of the New York
store was a passenger 10 Denver Sun
day morning on a sightseeing trip.
The object Of Louis's trip was to see
if the "seatlees" gown had hit that
neck of the woods yet. Louis, like
the rest OF us is very anxious to see
the-gown.
Sam Richards was a sight seeker
to Denver Sunday morning.
Jonny Anderson and Norman Davey
were noticed among the passengers
on Sunday mornings train bound for
Denver on a pleasure trip.
Ike Welch went to Denver Monday
morning 10 take a look and shake
hands with the president.
Herman Lundberg, Chas. Cox ana
Chais Philips were among the many
to leave for Denver Sunday morning.
Arthur Noble and wife left Sunday
morning for short visit in Denver.
John Curnow left Sunday morning
for Cripple Creek.
Mrs. Tom Noonan was a passen-
ger to Denver Sunday morning.
Sid Tiler and family enjoyed the
Sabbath in Denver.
Harold Shuch returned to his stud
les in Denver after short visit with
his parents in this city.
Perry Klien was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning. From Den
yer he goes 10 Pueblo for short
visit in that city.
John Morgan. formerly of Central
but now of Oak Creek, in Routt coun-
ty. returned to the latter place Mon
day after short visit with his pa
rents in this city.
j. C. FNeschhutz and wife left Mon
day for Denver to see the president.
Dr.. A. C. Asquith was business
passenger to Denver Monday morning
VIM. II. Parenteau left Tuesday for
Georgetown on business.
C. Cassagrarda, Humphry Williams.
Derrel Mabee. NJ. X. Sullivan, Neil
Mckay, Alfred Weitstein ard Father
Meyers were among the distinguished
Centralites to leave for TIE
Centralites TO leave for Denver Tues
day to see President Taft.
II. Kunter was passenger to Den
yer Tuesday morning. He returned in
the evening accompanied by his wife.
Sheriff F. S. Bolsinger left Tues
day morning for Denver where re will
Join the sheriffs Of the state and
will act as one Of the presidents
body guards on his trip to Montrose.
Mrs. II. Fl. Lake an1 daughter were
passengers to Denver Tuesday morn
ing.
Richard Bennett and wife were pas
sengers to Denver Tuesday morning
for the purpose of seeing the presi-
dent.
Mrs. VIM. Eplett was a passenger
to Denver Monday and will visit a
few days with friends in that city.
Miss Bonney Mckay after visiting
several days with friends and rela-
tives In this city returned to Denver
Monday.
Mrs. p. Mackin returned to her
home In Denver Monday after a short
visit with her parents In this city.
e. Goldman was business passen.
ger to Denver Monday.
Richard Champion. Newman Hus.
band and Elmer Richards were seen
among those who went to Denver to
see the president.
Mrs. Vincent returned Monday from
trip to Denver. During her absence
AL. has been doing the patching act
and was very glad Of her return.
Jos. Reva and wife returned from
their ranch at Roggen Monday.
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