Gilpin observer., 1909-06-03
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

Miss Florence Flynn, teacher of the
Perigo schools, was in Central Sat
urday, visiting with relatives.
w. c. Fullerton left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver to attend to some pro-
fessional business.
Mrs. Geo. Mabee, Sr., was a pas
senger on Tuesday mornings outgo-
ing train, bound for the valley.
Angelo Baleria left yesterday morn
ing for his ranch at Roggen. He
stopped in Denver long enough to
purchase some tools and implements
for his ranch.
DR.. F. N. Brewster who is closing
up his dental business in this city
wishes to announce that he has
made arrangements with Dr. Warren
to care for his many patrons in this
city and any work left with him
will be given careful and prompt at
tention.
Hugh c. Browne of the German
Gold and Uranium Co., operating in
the Nevadaville district arrived yes
terday from his home in Philadelphia
and is guest at the Teller House.
Godfrey F. Ventius of the Fronte-
nae mine has been transacting bust
ness in the valley during the past
week.
DR.. Asquith was called to Colorado
Springs on professional business on
Tuesday.
brakeman on the c. & S., accompani.
ed by his wife, left Sunday for Col
den, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and Miss
Deneen, of the Golden Rule store, en-
joyed Sunday in Denver.
Max Gabardi and wife Joined the
crowd that took in the sights in and
around Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rule and
daughter, Laura, went to Arvada Sur.
day morning to attend the funeral of
Josiah Dunn.
Robert Johnson and Robert Davey
were in attendance at the funeral of
Josiah Dunn, held at Arvada Sunday
afternoon.
Charles Philips, who has been in
Pueblo taking the baths and spend
ing short time in other points, re.
turned home Sunday. Mr. Philips
had been away from the city a month
or more.
Al. Vincent. VIM. McCallister, Geo.
Williams, John Welch, A. Rapin Jr.,
VIM. Roberts, Thomas Colbert, Frank
Sutton, Ed. Rule, Jr., VIM. Jones. Jos.
Jones and Louis Zeige were among
the Centralites to spend Sunday in
Denver. They went down principally
to take in the ball game.
Ray Laird visited several days with
his mother and sister in Denver last
week and this. He visited Lakeside
Sunday and admired the numberless
feminine beauties assembled there.
John and Richard Trevithick hied
themselves to Denver Saturday. John
thinks the Modern Venus" exhibit.
ed at the White City about the real
thing. Only single men would gaze
upon the voluptuous form of Venus.
Arthur Kruse and wife couldn't re-
sist the temptation to take in all the
attractions in Denver Sunday, SO join
ed the merry crowd.
Arthur Noble and wife helped swell
the crowd in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Inez Schmidt and mother
spent Sunday in Denver. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Richards grand
daughter, Miss Oliver.
James Woods left Sunday morning
Tor Denver and will spend month
in the Capital city, visiting with his
parents.
Miss Gay McKinnon went to Den
yer Saturday and remained until Sun
day.
Frank Rickard and wife attended
the Dunn funeral in Arvada Sunday.
W. H. Mcfarland and w. P. Kohler
left Saturday morning for Den
YER. Mr.. Kohler departed Saturday
afternoon for his home in Toledo, o.
He came out for the purpose of visit
ing the property of the Parole COM
pany, of which he is treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. McShane came
up from their ranch at Arvada Mon.