Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02
THOSE COMING
AND GOING


the latter part of the week from
Denver, where she is spending her
vacation.
Mrs. Breorman and two children,
of Cincinnati, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Espel.
Sister Eulilia, of the Sisters of
Mercy. Denver. is in the city visiting
the Sisters of St. Joseph and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Espel.
Mrs. NJ. Rhu, housekeeper for Rev.
Father Meyer, has been visiting in
Denver this week.
| Herman Peterson, former resi-
dent of Central, was business visit
or Monday evening. Tuesday he left
for Idaho Springs.
o. C. O'Brien and A. Rapin, Jr.,
left Tuesday morning for Boulder
park where they will enjoy weeks
camping trip. AT Rollinsville they
were joined by a party of friends
from Denver, who will enjoy the trip
with them.
H. Person and wife, Mrs. Persons
mother and father, of Ames, Ia, VIM.
Mccartney and Miss Nellie Williams
returned Monday evening after spend
ing a week camping at Boulder park
The party had plenty of fish on their
trip and returned with plenty Of
bites,-mosquito bites.
o. A. Osler, of FIT. Morgan is in the
city on visit with a friend.
Miss Mary Coombs, of Kansas City
Mo-, was a visitor to Central last
Friday, accompanied by her. uncle,
Geo. NJ. Ashmour, of Rollinsville.
While in the city the young lady was
the guest of Miss Gay McKinnon and
together they made this office a very
pleasant visit. The young lady return
ed to Rollinsville, where she is wishing
with her uncle and aunt, the same
evening, very much disappointed be-
cause she could not see more of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bishop were
passengers to Denver Saturday.
Misses Stella and Alice King, who
had been visiting the Daley family,
returned to their home in Denver
Saturday.
John Mckay was visitor to Den
yer Saturday to see his family.
w. C. Quiller and family, who had
been spending the summer in Boul-
| Il,
F. McGinnis. station agent of the
C. E. S., who is in Golden during the
absence of the regular agent, came
up from that place Sunday to wit
noss the ball game. He was afraid
to root" for either team and had to
find contentment in remaining quite
something very unusual with the
gentleman. Mac expects to return TO
his old position in Central be-
fore long.
| Joe Dennis, a prominent citizen of
Golden, came up Sunday to root"
for Golden. The game was so close
Mr.. Dennis was quite restless
throughout the contest, fearing his
team would lose. They would have.
too, hadn't they resorted to cheat
ing This something the Central team
just can't do.
A. Baleria and Mrs. Joseph Reiva
left Monday afternoon for the Baleria-
Reiva ranches at Roggen. The crops
are being harvested and Mrs. Reiva
went down to act as supervisor of
the culinary department of the ranch.
Mrs. VIM. Ayers and daughters,
Laura and Lily, returned from very
pleasant visit with friends in Denver
Saturday evening.
Miss Minnie Frey returned from
Denver Saturday evening.
Mrs. Robt. Johnson and Mrs. Robt.
Wilkenson have been in Colorado
Springs this week attending the
grand lodge meeting of the Pythian
Sisters.
Mrs. John Mccullough and daughter
who had been visiting the Hamblys
in Routt county returned home Sun
day evening after a months absence.
Their return is all that saved the
Judge from what seemed very nee
essary trip to certain state institu.
tion located in Pueblo.
! Charles Gilmour, after a visit with
old time friends in Central, returned
to his home in Denver unday.
John Williams, Of Golden, who
came up to see the ball game, re-
turned home unday afternoon.
Mrs. Bergman and son, after an
extended visit with the Yackey fam
lily. returned Sunday afternoon to