Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

Joe Reivi and family left Sunday
tor their ranch at Roggen. A. BaIeria,
who returned from that secti' n the
latter part of the week, says the
crops are about ready to harvest. He
and Reivi, whose places adjoin, have
found market for their produce at
Denver, Kansas City and Chicago.
Miss Rennie Semmens, one of the
telephone operators, left Sunday for
visit in Denver.
Chas. Cox and wife returned Sun
day from pleasure trip to the state
metropolis.
Mrs. Henry Altvater and son, Her.
bert. came up from Denver Sunday
to visit with her sons.
James Noonan and family, who had
been spending the week with rela-
tives in Central, returned Monday
Neil Mckay, c. o. Richards, Frank
Owen and Ed Donnevan enjoyed an
outing at James Peak lake Saturday
and Sunday. They went out to fish
but did not succeed in catching any
of the "speckled beauties" They saw
the results of the shameful work of
the parties who dynamited the lake
last week ard report that the great
er portion of the trout have been kill
ed and lie upon the banks. Like all
true sports, who are averse to such
they would like to learn the names
of the parties who used the dyna-
mite.
H. P. Lowe and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John Smock and sons, Bert
and John. were arrivals from Denver
Sunday evening. John returned re-
Gently from Bisbee, Ariz., where he
has been working in the mines for
some time. He will not return to Ari-
zona to work during the summer as
he says it is hotter down there than
Dutch oven.
Ralph Bennallack and Joe Jones
accompanied Oscar Williams to Den
yer Saturday. While attending the
Log Rolling, Mr. Williams took time
to invest in three fine horses for
use in his livery business. Mr.. Ben
nallack brought them to Central Mon
day.
John Weidman came up from Den
yer Tuesday to spend a couple of
days visiting with old friends. The
gentleman is well known in Central
and Black Hawk. Until five or six
years ago he was brakeman on the
c. & S. running into this city. OF
| late he has been railroading in Okla
homa, but says the summers are toe
hot in that section of the country
for man to live in comfort.
Frank Gray was in Denver Monday
taking in the circus and drinking pinl
lemonade.
| ]. NJ. Seright, who had been in the
Capital city on professional business
is contemplating trip to his old
home in Philo, o., as soon as he
can arrange his business and is able
to get away.
Miss Gertrude Morgan attended
the Ringing circus at Englewood
Monday. She saw every bit Of the
show and found much pleasure il
feeding peanuts to the forty ele
! plants.
Mrs. Burl Tolman, of Cripple Creel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Day
is visiting with her parents. Mrs. Tol
man has just returned from a sotourl
in California
Chase Withrow and wife will leav'
today for Lehman's ranch in Middle
park, where they will remain a coupl
of weeks.
Steve Harper and family returne'
from Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Chapple left yesterda,
morning for the valley to visit
week or ten days.
Charles Summer left for his HON
in Birmingham. Ala, yesterday, afte
attending to business interests in tn
county.
E. w. Davis and family went t
Denver Monday to take in the circus
Misses Martha and Lulu Davidson
who had been visiting a month wit