Gilpin observer., 1909-11-25
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

big Owl dance.
Almond Thompson and family left
this morning for Denver to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Asquith left this
morning for Denver.
Ed Rule, Jr.,. left Monday afternoon
for Phippsburg Colorado, in Routt
county, where he has accepted a
good position with department store
at that place. Ed. is a good, steady
man, and will surely make good"
He intends to remain and grow-up
with the town.
Judge Flor. Ashbaugh, now located
at Littleton where he is practicing
law, was visitor to the city yester-
day on business and pleasure.
Miss Edna Driscoll, teacher of the
Bay State school. came into town yes
terday to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents.
Miss Lily Fullerton went to Den
yer yesterday morning to witness the
football game and visit friends and
relatives.
Prof. G. R. Momyer left yesterday
afternoon for Colorado Springs, where
his wife is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Momyer will remain in the
Springs until school commences next
week.
F. NJ. Mayhem went to Denver Sun
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trading and buying horses and at
tending to other business.
Ed. Mitchell, at one time one of
the local Republican wheel horses,
is in the city to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Mitchell is now located at Hotch-
kiss, where he has fine orchard
He likes fruit raising and says it is
far more profitable than politics
damn sight more independent, too.
Mrs. Sarah A. Ellsworth, who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. NJ.
Mayhem, will leave tomorrow for Den
J. yer to remain a couple of weeks.
From there she goes to Texas for a
lengthy stay.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt left yesterday
for Denver to spend Thanksgiving.
She was joined in the evening by her
husband.
Miss Elsie Anger, of the New York
store. is spending Thanksgiving in
the Capital city.
Forbes Rickard, the mine expert,
who had been doing some work in
i the county, returned Saturday morn
ing TO Denver.
Mrs. C. E. Wiley and son left Sat
urday morning for Denver.
Foster Mabee hied himself to the
valley Saturday.
Mrs. E. w. Davis and children were
among the Centralites to leave for
the Queen city Saturday.
] Mrs. Geo. Henderson and daughter
left Friday for Denver on visit.
Mrs. 'Nankervis and son, Steve,
went to Idaho Springs. Friday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Robert Johnson, who had been
visiting several days in the valley,
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. C. E. Richards and daughter,
who had been visiting relatives in
/, Golden, returned Monday evening,
and proceeded to Apex to remain
while with Mrs. Richards mother,
Mrs A. A. Hartong.
Earl Colbert returned Monday from
Denver, where he had been residing
for several months past.
Mrs. James Lightbourn and son,
Willis, were passengers on Tuesday
mornings outgoing train.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane and daugh-
ter Miss Yetta, went to Denver
Tuesday morning.
Miss Ruth Flaherty went to Den
yer Tuesday to visit her sister.
Miss Ester Peers left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G Shuck left yes
terday morning for Denver.
A. L. Anderson and wife made
trip to Denver yesterday.
Frank Grabmair left this morning
for Denver to spend as much of
Thanksgiving as he could before the
returning train leaves this evening.
Mr.. Grabmair is the heavy man at
the Owl theatre and the two perform
ances this evening might not be a
success II he were not present.
Mrs. John Cody and children left
this morning for Denver to spend the
day with relatives.
j. w. Barker was among the num-
erous Centralites to leave this morn
ing for the Queen city.
G. w. Clara, an expert machinist
from Denver was in the city yester-