Gilpin observer., 1909-08-19
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

day for Denver. Mrs. Browne return,
ed to her home in the east after a
BRIEF stay in the big city.
Mrs. Sam Roberts returned Satur-
day from trip to the east.
Mrs. VIM. Kuhns went to Denver
Sunday to see her father, MIR. Eli
mann, who has been in the hospital
several weeks. He is somewhat bet
ter than he was when he went t.
Denver.
Miss Chapple is enjoying a visit
with her brother, Sid.
j. c. Fleschhutz was a business
passenger to Denver Monday morn
ing.
H. ]. Williams went to Denve.
Monday.
VIM. Anger made trip to the val
ley Monday.
Mrs. George Holcomb was an arri-
val from Georgetown Sunday even
ing. She came over on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. McGinnis
Louis Rachofsky spent Sunday i
Denver
Mrs. F. E. Peterson left Sunday
for Seattle to visit with friends and
to take in the exposition. She will
be gone two months.
c. E. Wiley went out to the PARK
Saturday and this week brought the
family in.
VIM. Gumma, Miss Anna Trevi.
thick, John Trevithick, Beryl Mic
hollis, Will Trevithick and Miss Pear
Nichols, went out to Boulder par,
Sunday to fish. The water was to-
wet for the fishing to be very good
Silas Teats left the fore part O.
the week for Hotchkiss to lok a;
some orchard land.
John McCallister went to Ralston
creek Sunday afternoon to visit with
his grandparents.
Mrs. H. ]. Hawley is up from Den
yer this week, visiting with her
o<ahoANNA anu iItlOS.
A. Rapin was a business visitor to
Denver Monday morning
E. T. Marshall, the smiling ton
sorialist at Bass went to Denver
Monday morning to have his eyes
treated.
Bart Parteli and children LETT Sun
day morning for Denver to see John
Cirolini, who was taken to st. JOS
eph's hospital two weeks ago. Bart
says John is very little better.
Miss May Keleher returned Satur-
day from Denver and Golden, where
she had been spending her two
weeks vacation.
Miss Frances Gibson and a young
lady friend were arrivals Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Bergman and son, Roy
came up from Denver Saturday to
visit Mrs. Yackey.
Mrs. Chas. Treroweth and daugh,
ter, Laura, returned Saturday from
a NlSlt 70 the valley.
Miss Lottie Drew, an at;ache OF
the New York store, is enjoying her
vacation. She left yesterday for Ft
Morgan.
Miss Mabel Williams. an attractive
young lady, who acquired both grace
and charm during her residence in
Gilpin county some years ago, ar
rived this morning. She will spend q
week in the city, visiting with friends
Solomon Bacharach, the merchant
prince, has been spending the major
portion of the week in Colorado
Springs. Sol. thinks there is nothing
like an occasional rest for an over
worked business man.
j. H. Brotherson is up from Denve
this week, investigating the prac
tice of cyanidation proposed for Gil
pin county There is no doubt in tn,
mind of Mr.. Brotherson but that tht
ores Of this camp can be cyanidei.
Benz. P. Thomas was one Of tn,
quartet Of citizens to go to tn,
Rohling ranch yesterday to appra!s
the right-of-way for the Pactolu
road Mr.. Thomas proved n yer,
hearty eater both at the grade head
quarters and camp, enjoyed the beau
tiful scenery on the way out and tn
refreshing rain storm encountered O
the return trip. Indeed, Mr. Thoma
had an unusually enjoyable day.
Geo. E. McClelland, the prominen
mining man of Idaho Springs, wa
in the city yesterday attending t
business matters.
Misses Ella and Maggie McKibbe
and Minnie Zeigi. accompanied b
VIII and Louis Zeigi and Louis Mac