Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

I,
Geo. Peck and VIM. Carbis left Sun
day afternoon for Golden to remain
until the up train came along. When
Black Hawk was reached Peck and
Carbis got cold feet and left the
bunch. The rest of the boys say they
are cutters.
Joseph Katta spent Sunday in Den
yer.
Jesse Graves went to Golden Sun
day morning to spend the day with
relatives.
Miss Lotaie Lewis enjoyed the Sab
bath in Denver.
Robt. Crispin, wife and children
| took in the various attractions in
Denver Sunday.
VIM. Kuhns and wife went to Den
yer Sunday morning.
Robt. Holmes left Sunday morning
for San Francisco, Cal, where he will
| join his family, who preceded him
! to The coast a couple of weeks ago.
The Holmes will make their home in
California.
George Derrill came up from Col
den Sunday. He went to Pine creek
where he intends to work during the
summer.
Judge Mccullough was in Denver
Sunday looking after the numerous
Centralites.
Mrs. Humphrey Williams returned
Sunday from visit to Denver.
County Superintendent Frances NJ.
Mayhem left Monday morning for Col
den to attend the Teachers institute.
In Monday mornings Denver News a
good likeness of Mrs. Mayhew ap-
peared.
Miss Mary Mcleod went to Col
den Monday to attend The institute
meeting.
Mrs. Frank Hepburn was passen-
ger to Denver Monday morning.
L. ]. Williams and wife left Tues
day morning for Denver and Golden.
Ed. Davis and wife were among
the passengers to Denver Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. F. E. Peterson was in Denver
Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane and daughter
Miss Yetta, went to Denver Tuesday
morning.
Joe Reiva left Sunday morning for
his ranch at Roggen.
turned Sunday evening from a visit
to the Queen City.
Frank Rule returned Sunday even.
ing from Denver.
Steve Tonkin left Saturday for the
valley.
James Furls, who had been visiting
Sam Richards and family. left Mon.
day for the old country. He had
been working in Arizona the pas:
three years.
VIM. Smitherm. at one time pro.
prietor of the Temple of Fashion
saloon in this city. is here from Ari-
zona on months visit.
Oscar Rachofsky who had been
spending week in the city, left
Thursday for Denver He intends
to take up work with a civil engineer
Frank Richards wen'2 to Cheyenne
Saturday. He has signed to pitch this
summer for the Cheyenne team.
Perley Cox departed Saturday for
Denver. He intends to take a course
in business college.
L. ]. Rachofsky is expected home
from Durango within the next week
Mayor Jenkins went to Denver
Tuesday morning to attend the bank
ers' meeting.
G.. F. Ventriss, draughtsman at the
Frontenac mill, left Monday for Den.
yer, where he will remain. He has
accepted very lurative position
with the Colorado Fuel & Iron cen.
pany.
Misses Martha and Lulu Davidson
will spend the summer, visiting with
an uncle. During Miss Martha's alb
sence from the store VIM. Scholl will
act as bookkeeper.
w. C. Fullerton left Saturday for
Middle park TO inspect his ranch.
John Mckay left Tuesday afternoon
for Denver to remain a day or two
with his family.
p. X. Alsdorf and NJ. d. Draper
and wife were passengers on Tues.
day mornings train for Denver
day mornings outgoing train for Den
yer.
John Best was business visitor
TO Central Tuesday.