Gilpin observer., 1909-11-04
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THOSE COMING
AND GOING


ranch near Kremmling Saturday and
will remain in Central several weeks
to do some assess ment work on his
fathers claims.
Mrs. .. l.. Sisson, q former well
known resident of Central, was bus
mess visitor Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Ed. Hurlbut was up from Denver
the early part of the week on bust
ness.
John C. jenkins returned to Den
YER yesterday afternoon. He came
up on his usual weekly business trip;
also to see that his. partner, Dave
Henderson was receiving proper at
tention. Mr.. Henderson's condition Is
about the same as 1t was last week
Ernest Carter and Herbert Lehm-
kuhl left Tuesday afternoon for Sill
yer Bell, Ariz,, place IS miles from
Phoenix, where they have been Of
fered positions in large mine. They
will work in the property where Nick
tral, holds the responsible position OF
superintendent.
Cyprus Matthews, fireman on the
old ~ spot, has been bumped" aad
leaves the latter part of the week for
Denver, where he has been assigned
run on the Fort Collins branch. Mr..
Matthews says it's with deep regret
that he has to leave faithful old No.
12.
w. II. Mcfarland and wife left for
Denver Sunday. Mrs. Mcfarland from
there went to California for visit
and Mr.. Mcfarland left for Ohio for
stay of several weeks on business.
Miss Laura Rule returned Satur-
day evening after weeks visit with
friends in Denver. The squirrels in
the vicinity of City park will no
doubt miss her as she fed them pop
corn every day during her stay in
the city.
Tom Martin, superintendent for the
Town Topics. was a business visitor
to Denver Saturday.
Cecil .. Morgan left Saturday for
Denver to remain n few days.
Sam Richards was in Denver Sat
urday.
Mrs. Glanville and daughter, Miss
Anna. left Saturday morning on a
visit to the state metropolis.
J. H. Bowden went to Arvada Sat
urday to visit relatives.
Mark Cummings and family left
Monday morning Cor Denver where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Cummings was clerk at the Davies
pharmacy for some little time and
will follow his profession in Denver.
John Manuel was passenger to
Denver Monday.
A. l.. Anderson went to Denver
Sunday morning to look after his
property interests.
Henry Ahvater left Sunday morn-
ing for Denver to visit his mother.
VIM. Lewis and son. Bob. made a
trip to the valley Sunday.
John Richards and son, William.
were among the passengers to the
Queen City Sunday morning.
A. Baleria. the Roggen ranchman.
returned home Sunday evening. He
says the crops have all been harvest
ed, including the potatoes.
Horace Kruse was an arrival Sun
day evening from New Mexico and
visited a couple of days with his par
ents.
+. l.. Branham, the hermit of Sill
yer Creek, who had been back to the
old home in Missouri. enjoying a sew
eral weeks visit with relatives, re-
turned Friday of last week. He had
fine trip and learned lot to re.
late to his friends in Gilpin county
during the winter. He says old Mis-
souri, Is more prosperous than 1t ever
was in the history Of the state and
that there Is all kidns OF money anxl.
ously seeking investment. Mr.. Bran.
ham brought some genuine Missouri
apples back with him and few de.
licious persimmons. These he was
liberal In distributing among his
friends.
Thomas Parsons, until recently an
employe Of Harvey & McCall!ster,
left Sunday morning for Golden
where he has been offered a steady
position in the principal meat mar
ket in that city.
w. A. Townsend. representing the
Stearn.Rogers Mfg. company. of Den.
yer, was In the city the latter part
OF the week, soliciting business.