Gilpin observer., 1909-10-07
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

MolHe, accompanied Miss Jennie
Uren as far as Denver on her trip
to Ration, N. NJ.
VIM. Hoefle, VIM. Harvey, Thomas
Cudahy and ]. F. Lightbourm were
| busine SIS passengers to the states
commercial center this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Skeels left
this morning for Denver.
Mrs. NJ. McGraw was among those
who departed for Denver this morul
ing.
Mrs. w. c. Matthews and niece
are visiting relatives and friends in
Golden.
Mrs. Henry Gilman went to Denver
Friday to enjoy a visit.
James Moody and family were pas
sengers to the state metropolis Fri
day, remaining until Sunday.
| VIM. Hoefle mingled business with
pleasure in Denver Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. R. Fouts, a former we'll
known resident of this city and Rus
sell Gulch, was a business visitor
the latter part of the week. The
principal object of her trip here WIS
to dispose of the drug stock in Rus
sell, owned by the Doctor. Mrs.
Fouts informed the Observer that DR..
Fouts had located in a new and grow
| ing town in Montana and is building
up good practice. She will join him
in the new location within the next
| month.
F. ]. Altvater spent the latter part
Of the week in Denver, where his
family had been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anger and little
daughter left Saturday for Denver
to take in the city.
Simon Roberts made a trip to Den.
yer Saturday.
Frank Teats and wife left Satur-
day for Cripple Creek en- a visit.
Mrs. F. .. Bowman left Saturday
lowing day by her. husband. The Bow
mans intend to make Denver their
home. They resided in Central but
short time, long enough though to
leave many friends to regret their
departure.
Mrs. David Simpson and mother
boarded the train Saturday afternoon
for Denver.
VIM. Lewis, Thomas Hooper, VIM.
Hoskin and Robt. Davey were motto
ed amopg the passengers on Srl-
day mornings east bound train. They
didn't go any further than Denver.
VIM. Warren, until recently employ
ed at the Buell. mill, left Sunday fer
Denver. They have decided to make
this city their home in the future.
Their friends hope they will see the
folly Of their move and return.
Ed. Richards was up from Denver
Sunday, visiting with his brother,
John.
Harry Kane and wife, after visit.
ing with friends in Central, returned
to their home in Denver Sunday
Ed. Hurlbut who made trip out
to the saw mill with Wan. Trebilcock,
returned Sunday to Denver.
DR.. E. F. Warren was an arrival
home Friday from ten days visit
in his old home in Kansas ard at the
former home Of his wife in Henne.
i've Nor
turn with the Doctor, prolonging her
visit with her parents.
Guy Morrison went to Denver
Monday to execute a big painting
contract fer well-known capitalist.
J. Nj. Seright returned Tuesday eve
ming from his extended visit with
his mother at the farm near Philo,
o. He mined the usual winters sup
ply of coal while on the farm.
Miss Bernice and James Cody, OF
Dubuque. Ia, who had been visiting
the Cody family, returned home Mon
day afternoon.
Henry Harrington, a former bust
ness man of Central, who came up
from Denver to attend the funeral Of
his aunt, returned Tue,day.
Steve Tonkin and family left Tues
lay for Denver to visit with frienda
Mrs. Anges Campbell left for the
Queen City yesterday.
w. c. Fullerton was buslneea
passenger to Denver yesterday.
Sen. H. NJ. Teller was bueinocs
visitor to the city yesterday. He usu-