Gilpin observer., 1909-01-21

Robert Hearne left Saturday morn
ing for Denver.
Mrs. VIM. Woods was pas
senger to Denver Saturday morning.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson, wer
among the Centralites to leave Sat
urday morning for Denver.
Mrs. Hancock and daughter, who
had been in attendance at the dis
trict court, returned Saturday to thei
home in Denver.
Captain Wilson and wife of the
Salvation Army. left Saturday morn
ing for Denver to be in attendance
at the conference being held there
this week.
Bennett Moyle and wife went to
Denver Saturday to enjoy a visit.
Mrs. VIM. Johns left Saturday for
the valley.
H. G. Shuck and wife went to Den
yer Monday morning.
L. J." Williams was business Wis
itor to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs. Silas Teats boarded the train
Monday morning for Denver.
Thomas Diehl and family left on
Monday morning for Dallas, Texas,
where they will remain the rest OF
the winter returning to this city per
haps after the close of school.
Mrs James Noonan left Monday
for Denver.
Mrs. Richard Williams, after en-
joying a visit in Boulder, returned
home Sunday evening.
]. A. Flynn came up from Denve"
Sunday evening on business.
Chas Manhire returned Sunday
evening from a brief visit in Boulder
Chas Jones. of Yankee hill, passed
through the city the fore part of the
week, bound for Denver.
Rue Manhire and wife were passen
gers to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mayor w. O.Jenkins returned home
from Denver Sunday evening, wherl
he had been detained on account OF
the illness of his wife. Mrs. jenkins
was operated on at the Mercy hos
pital last week for tumor and for q
time her life was despaired of. Sun.
day she showed remarkable improve
ment and is now entirely out of dan.
ger.
County Clerk F. ]. Altvater ha:
been in Denver this week attendins
the stock show and admiring tie
prize bulls. His family accompanied
him to the big city.
Albert Gundy was attracted to the
capital city this week on account OF
the stock show being held there. Mr.
Gundy went down to get some point
ers on how to raise fine horses and
to receive instruction on the rails
ing of COWS that will give 10 gallons
to the milking.
Charles Spear and wife were anon
the many to leave for Denver Tues
day morning.
Miss Agnes Flynn was a passenger
to the big city Tuesday.
James Angove and wife returned
ueSdds iicil q Nlsll W DeIINST.
VIM. Emery left on the morn
ing train Wednesday for Denver.
Arthur Kruse was called to Bright
on Tuesday morning owing to the
illness of his mother. His mothers
condition Monday evening when he
was notified OF her sickness was
precarious and she was not expected
to live through the night. She is
not considered wholly out of danger
at this writing.
II. H. Lake boarded the train yes
terday morning for Denver.
Sol Bacharach went to Denver yes
terday morning to see the big stock
exhibit and to recuperate from the
effects of overwork incident to the
great holiday rush
Frank Rule and wife left Tuesday
morning FOR Denver.
Thomas Cody, at one time sheriff
of Gllpin county-but not any more
was a passenger on Tuesday morn
ing's outgoing train.
MIs' JoHh ~ hlCudI us lelI 3SsLSi-
day for Denver to visit with friends.
Thomas Plemmons went 10 Den
yer this morning.
Neil Mckay left this morning for
Denver to take in the stock show.
Elmer Eldridge left this afternoon
for Denver. He will take in the
stock show and other forms of at
traction.
Max Gabardi went to Denver this
morning.
Thomas Parsons has gone to Idaho
Springs to conduct moving picture
show.