Gilpin observer., 1909-09-16
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

of Bart ParteH, who came from Lead
vile las. week 10 bury his brother
John, returned home yesterday mcrn-
ing.
Miss Agnes Senate was an arrival
from Cripple Creek Tuesday to visit
with Miss Urbana Noonan.
Fred Bishop and wife were arrivals
home from Denver Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Truan and mother. who
had been visiting with Mrs. Almond
Thompson, returned yesterday to
their home in Denver.
Mrs. John C. McShane, Miss
Martha Davidson ard Mrs. George
McFarlane left yesterday morning for
Arvada and Denver
Walter Scott, of Perigo, passed
through THE city yesterday on his
way to Denver.
Robt Lewis returned Saturday
from business trip to Cripple Creek.
He says there Is little activity in the
Cripple Creek section and that the
camp is gradually declining.
Sol Bacharach is spending the Jew
ish holiday in Denver.
DR.. A. c. Asquith was business
passenger to Denver this morning.
DR.. E. F. Warren and family left
this morning for points in Kansas and
Oklahoma. The doctor will be gone
10 days or two weeks.
Mrs A. H. Day was a passenger
to Denver this morning to take in
the fair.
Thomas Colbert is spending the
week in Denver
VIM. Carbis went to Denver Sat
urday and the lengthy stay he is
making of the trip leads his friends
to believe that matrimony was the
prime object Of his visit to the big
city.
terday for Denver on business and
to enjoy a rest. Jack Retallack is
patrolling the town at nights during
the absence Of the regular officer.
Mrs. Marie Dickerson. OF Chicago,
with her little daughter, arrived with
her uncle, Judge w. C. Matthews,
Sunday. She will make an extended
visit in Central.
Neil Mckay and Judge w. C. Mat
thews who had been spending a
month in the east on business and
pleasure. returned home Sunday
While away they made visit 10
Primo Edward Island, the old home
of MIR. Mckay. They had most de-
lightful trip.
Mrs. Harry Dewhurst and children
went to Denver Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Jones left Fri.
day of last week for visit to the
Queen city.
w. W. McCallister. H. Stahl and
John Powers were among the several
friends of John Ross who went to
Golden Saturday morning to attend
the funeral of the latter.
Arthur Penna, after several days
visit with old time friends in Central
returned Saturday morning to his
home in Canon City.
City Clerk NJ. ]. Leahy weEt to
Golden Saturday morning to attend
the Ross funeral. He entrusted the
affairs of the city to Judge McCul
Tough during his absence. For the
period of one day. the judicial gen
tleman was very busy. serving a.
clerk. police Judge. justice of peace
janitor and water rate collector. HI
has a wonderful capacity for work
one to fill the shoes of the lat
Hartman.
Tom Parsons finally got started OIL
his trip to Omaha Saturday morning
where he will represent Central Cit.
aerie Of Eagles at the grand lodg'
session this week.
Miss Bonnie Mckay was an arriva
from Denver Saturday evening Il
visit with her father and friends. Th
young lady says Denver would be th
deal city in which to reside If Cen
trail were only annexed.
Mrs. ]. E. Lghtbourn and daugh
ter. Miss Grace, returned home Sat
urday evening after few days so
journ in Denver.
Rev. c. w. Hancher, who had beel
In attendance at the Methodist con
ference in Pueblo. returned home Sal
urday evening Rev. Hancher ha
again been assigned to the pulpit o
Rachofsky W. Davey, Furs Johnson
II. Kunter, Frank Schmidt and Ro!
= Poole made up distinguished part!