Gilpin observer., 1909-08-05
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

j. j. Hamlhk left Monday afternoon
for his ranch in the south eastern
part of the state. He is going to en-
/ Joy the strenuous life for a while.
Max Gabardi was lransacting busi-
ness in Denver Tuesday. He wasn't
caught in any wrecks or wash-ils on
the c. & S. for which he was duly
thankful
A. l.. Anderson and family left
Tuesday morning for Montrose, where
Mr.. Anderson has some valuable farm
land They will be gone a couple of
weeks, visiting with Mr.. Anderson's
brother.
j. NJ. Seright left this week for
his annual visit to the home of his
mother in Philo. o. He expects to be
gone six weeks or two months and
will devote most of that time to min
ing the winters supply of coal.
H. F. Kunter was a business pas
senger to Denver yesterday morning.
Mrs. Joe Harvey Is up from Den
yer. visiting with relatives she
thinks Central is a most beautiful
place. She doesn't suffer with the
heat here.
L. ]. Rachofsky returned Monday
from a pleasure seeking expedition
in Denver. His sister, Anna, is ex-
pected here today and will keep
house for the Rachofsky family, in
Guiding Louis.
Ed. Hansen and Oscar Rachofsky
went horseback riding to Boulder
park Sunday. They didn't go after
fish, but in all likelihood returned
with as many as they would If they
had gone out for that purpose.
Miss May Keleher left Sunday for
Denver. where she will spend her
two weeks vacation. She will be
greatly missed by the New York
store and patrons
Miss Edith Champion, who has beer
rusticating in Golden during the two
weeks Of her vacation. returned to
Central Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Floyd were
among the many from Central to en-
Joy Sunday in Denver.
Rev. Father julius Meyer was a
visitor to the state metropolis Mon
day afternoon. His stay was brief on
account Of the hot weather prevalent
in Denver. It's a question how he
will manage when he has to stand
the heat.
Morris Hazard returned yesterday
morning from a several days stay
in Denver and Ft. Collins.
Mrs. A. H. Day accompanied her
daughter. Mrs. Tolman. as far as
Denver Sunday on the latter's re-
turn to her home in Cripple Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Tiffany, of Mex.
leo, N. Y, are visiting their daught-
er, Mrs. H. G. Shuck. They were here
several years ago when they became
quite well acquainted and being greet.
paid the Observer pleasant visit
this week and was decidedly interest
ed in the operation of the linotype.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Totman, who
had been visiting Mr.. Totman's par
ents in Maine, returned home the lat
ter part of the week. They enjoyed
the trip hugely and are not averse
to making it again.
W. H. Parenteau, who had been
examining mines in the Cripple Creek
district, returned to his old stamping
grounds the latter part of the week.
The longer Mr.. Parenteau remains
away from Central, the greater grows
his love for this rich section.
Mrs. NJ. Terzenbach. of Milton,
kas., is visiting her son, Adam. She
likes the place very much but finds
the air very light.
joe Miller returned Tuesday even.
ing from n trip to Denver. 1t has
been rumored that MIR. Miller went
down to take unto himself a wife but
he denies the report and says when
he gets married permanently he will
announce the date of the event.
A Rapin. Ike Hardy. Albert Day
and Sherman Harvey went out to the
park yesterday to fish. or course, Mr.
Rapin and Mr.. Hardy met with sue.
cess. Can't imagine what the other
two gentlemen met with.
c. A. Schroeder. who has been con.
nected with the Standard Assay of
flee for months. tired of the commu
nifty Tuesday and left for Chicago
His departure caused heart aching
among the fair sex. several of whom