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

yer Tuesday afternoon to again take
up her studies at the university.
Peter LeFevre returned from visit
to Denver Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Truan, sister of Mrs.
Armond Thompson. with her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, are up from Denver,
visiting the Thompson family. Mrs
Carne, of Manitou, Is also visiting
in Central, the guest of Mrs. Thomp.
son.
9. e. Wiley and Sherman Harvey
went to Boulder park Saturday after
noon and remained until Monday eve.
ming. They had more rain than fish.
Mrs. ]. E. Lightbourn and daughter
were passengers to Denver this morn.
ing.
Mrs. H. H. Lake, accompanied by
her daughter, left this morning for
Denver
Mrs. Kate Cowling left today for
the valley.
Will Harvey, E. S. Moulton and G.
w. Mabee, Sr., were among the pas
sengers to leave on this mornings
train for Denver.
Arthur Penna, former resident of
Central, was an arrival from Canon
City this morning. He will visit here
with friends until Saturday.
Thomas Parsons leaves tomorrow
for Omaha, Nebr., where he will at
tend the grand lodge session of the
F. o. Eagles. Mr.. Parsons is a dele
gate from Central Aerie.
Miss Grace Miller was an arrival
from Denver Monday afternoon to
accept a position as milhner with the
New York store. The young lady has
had wide experience in her line of
work and the New York store Is for
tunate in being able to procure her
services
George Forman, the attorney, has
been in the city this week, attend
ing to legal business.
Miss Lottie Drew returned Sunday
evening from two weeks vacation
spen: in Denver. Miss Drew says she
likes the metropolitan air of Denver
and that city life agrees with her
nicely.
Miss Gertrude Morgan and Frank
Gray spent Sunday in Denver. On
the return trip they were Joined at
Arvada by Miss Morgans grand
mother who had been visiting her
daughter at that point.
VIII Eplett went to Denver Sunday
morning to meet his wife. Mrs. Eplett
had been visiting friends in Denver
They returned on the evening train.
Mrs. Robert Wilkinson returned
home Sunday evening. She had been
in Colorado Springs attending the
meeting of the Pyhtian Sisters and
returning stopped few days in Den
yer. Mrs. Robt. Johnson. who accom-
panied her to the Springs, returned
Friday.
Collin Becker came up from Den
Yer Sunday evening to act as second
for Jimmy Mcdonald at the Eagle
smoker. Mr.. Becker. since leaving
here several months ago. has been
railroading in Montana. He has left
that state and will make Denver his
home temporarily.
Mrs. Joseph Merritt, who had been
visiting with the Ayers family. re-
turned yesterday to her home in Fit.
Morgan.
VIM. Oliver, former resident of
Central, now proprietor Of the White
house saloon in Denver, was visit
ing with old time friends this week.
Dan. Fuelscher, of the Zang Bres
ing company. and C. A. hammers, OF
the hammers Bottling Works. were
visitors from Denver this week. They
were rustling business and having a
good time. The community profits
both socially and financially by the
visits OF these gentlemen.
Miss Catherine Miller and mother
went to Denver Saturday afternoon
and remained until Monday evening
Miss Miller became very indigan,
at the report which gained circula
tion during her absence to the eff
feet that matrimony was the main
object Of her visit to the capital city
Mira. George Mabee. Jr., came ur
from Denver yesterday. She reports
that the condition OF her husband
who has been very Ill month OIL
more. shows no improvement.
Joseph Jones and father spent Sun.
day and Monday in Dnever. Since his
return Joseph has not been very
eager to deny the report that he
took unto himself bride In Denver.