Gilpin observer., 1909-07-08
[; THOSE COMING
3 AND GOING


from a trip to Boulder. Most of the
trip was overland.
]. Nj. Seright, who had been in the
northwest three weeks on business,
returned home Tuesday evening. He
was in Seattle. several places in Mon
tana and Nevada. At Reno he saw
Chas. Karnes, former resident Of
Gilpip county. Mr.. Karnes is conduct
ing a large billiard and pool parlor
in Reno and is doing well. Mr.. Seright
took in the exposition while in Seat
tie and says it is quite show but
not as large as the Chicago or ST.
Louis fairs.
R. E. Ladwig, the harness maker,
who enjoyed the Fourth in Denver,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Matt Ryan, Paddy Welch, Fred
Rowe and VIM. Bosanko, who had
been shooting off in Denver during
the Fourth, arrived home via Rollins-
vile Tuesday evening.
Robt. Lewis, OF Victor, spent the
Fourth with his parents in this city.
Bob says as soon as the Newhouse
gets into Quartz hill little farther
he intends to return to Central for
good and will do some mining. He
says it's very quite in the Cripple
Creek section.
Joe Zadra and a party of friends
went to Pisca lake Sunday to spend
the day They turned their team loose
and sought a shady spot to eat their
lunch. When they got ready to re-
turn home they went in search OF
the horses and found that one had
strolled into the lake, got mirei and
was nearly drowned. They had des-
perate time getting the animal cut of
the water.
Mrs. James Sullivan was up from
Cripple Creek to spend the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Sullivan.
She left on the train that was ma
rooned at the Forks Creek and had
to remain there until she could get
to Golden.
Sol Bacharach started for Colorado
Springs Sunday afternoon. OF course,
on account of the wash-out he
couldn't get any further than the
Forks Creek and had to spend the
night at that lonely spot. He passed
the time well, Though, looking after
the wants of the lady passengers.
Had it not been for the kindly at
tention shown the lady passengers
by Mr.. Bacharach, their stay at the
Forks Creek would have been far
more disagreeable.
Mr. and Mrs. Doster and Mrs. j.
c. Ziegler from Buffalo n. Y, are
visiting their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bushover and in company with Mrs.
Evan Morgan, took 4 trip down Vir-
ginia canon to Idaho Springs, up
Clear Creek, up Soda Creek and had
lunch. They went up Chicago Creek
and viewed the monument where the
first gold was discovered by George
Periso. Rollinsville and Boulder park
and return by the way of Pine creek,
and will also visit the mines mills
and sampling works before returning
home.
Mike Lafferty and John German,
the heavyweights on the West Notta-
way, thought to have met with foul
play in Denver, returned home yes
terday, much to the enjoyment OF
their friends.
Mrs. j. D. Richards and grand
daughter returned to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
w. H. Parenteau left this afternoon
for Denver. He may go down into the
San Juan on official business.
Humphrey Williams is thinking SER
iously of going to Deaver this after
noon.
Mrs. P. ]. Dreher and daughter.
who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. S. Davis, of this city, and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Wagner, of Russell, re-
turned home yesterday
Mrs. Henry Altvater, who had been
stranded at Forks Creek Sunday and
had to return to Central, left yester-
day over the Moffat road for her
home in Denver.
VIM. Hoefle and Ike Hardy went
to Boulder park this morning to get
some fish stories.
c. o. Richards and family spens
the Fourth in the park-not City, but
Boulder.
w. L. Withrow and Marcellis Parker
returned yesterday from visit to the
city Of Greeley.
Mrs. Inabelle Lorv. OF Denyer. ar.