Gilpin observer., 1909-07-15
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

the War Dance, was an arrival on
Tuesday evenings train.
Rev. Q w. Hancher and brother
have been out to Boulder park this
week fishing. When last heard from
oil their fish were still in the lake.
John c. jenkins came up Tuesda.
evening. The washout interferred
with his weekly trip last Tuesday.
S. A. Lundvall and wife, who had
been in Denver since the Fourth, re-
turned home Monday evening. They
said they We're enjoying themselves
and didn't care particularly if the
c. & S. never repaired the wash.
out.
| w. e. Withrow went to Denver
Tuesday to meet his wife and babies,
who had been visiting a month in
Greeley. They returned on the even
ing train.
| Robt. Johnson, Robt. Davey, Henry
Schulties, Edwin Rule and John Hib-
bett went to Denver yesterday morn
ing to see the exhibition drill of the
lola team of the X. of P. None would
give any explanation for being in
the others company.
Chris. Fischer and VIM. Trebilcock
were among the business and plea
sure visitors to Denver yesterday
morning.
Miss May Harrington left yester
day morning for Leadville to enjoy
a long visit.
Mrs. Harry Dewhurst left yester
day morning for Denver.
Abe Rachofsky left the store IL
charge of his two able and worthy
sons, Louis and Oscar, yesterday and
hied himself to the valley. The las,
time Mr.. Rachofsky absented himself
from the business, the elder son was
overcome with generosity and con
cluded to give some clothes away
What he will try to get rid Of this
time, we don't know.
Mrs. Spear and daughter, Lily, re
turned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Carter, after a weeks
visit with her parents in Denver, re
turned to dear old Central Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Morgan and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, Mr.. and Mr.,
Doster, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bushover
and Frank Gray took trip to Rol
linsville and Tolland few days ago
1t was sort of a picnic and filling
repast was partaken of at Tolland
The party returned by way of Jenny
Lind gulch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Henley went tc
Denver Sunday to visit friends and
enjoy a change of surroundings. They
remained until they were heated
through and through.
NJ. D. Draper returned Tuesday
evening from a trip to the San Juan
country, where he went to look after
some mine proposition.
A. Baleria, wife and daughter re
turned Sunday from few days stay
on the ranch at Roggen. Mr.. Baleria
says the Roggen section was visited
by a terrific hail storm last week
which was very destructive. The hal
came down like bullets and potatoes
on Mr.. Baleria's place, about ready
to pluck, were driven into the ground
like so many spikes and countersunk
His 40-foot we'll was filled with sand
to the top and looks like a mine
shaft after 80 years Of abandonment
Still he says ranch life is the only
life for him. He likes it for the
varied experiences encountered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doster and Mrs. ].
.. Zeigler, who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bushover a couple of
weeks, left yesterday morning for
stay in seeing the city before pro-
ceeding to their home in Buffalo, n.
Y. The trio had a delightful time
during their visit in Central as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bushover. who
entertained them royalty.
DR.. E. F. Warren returned this
morning from Colorado Springs,
where he went down to attend the
meeting of the Dental association.
The doctor takes in all these me ct
ings as he says many good ideas are
to be had, which enables him to keep
right up to date in repairing worn
out molars.
Springs today. He says there is not
thing new to give out in regard to
tho Nawhonse. that work Is nrngress.