Gilpin observer., 1909-03-18
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

yer University after a visit with his
parents in this city, returned to his
studies Monday.
VIM. Kuhns and bride returned TO
the city Sunday evening.
Frank Bowan returned from a brief
stay in the capital city Sunday even
ing
Richard, Floyd and Frank Smith
spent Sunday in Denver. The gentle
men participated in the big religious
parade.
Walter O'Donnell and party
of Fasteners were in the city Mon,
day and Tuesday, looking after min,
ing property.
Mrs. John Leidinger, accompanied
by Peter Leidinger, returned home
Monday from Denver, where they had
been visiting relatives.
Peter McFarlane and charming
daughter, Miss Yetta, who had been
spending a couple of days in the
Queen city, returned to the communi
ty of light air and magnificent
scenery Monday.
Mrs. Nelson Bishop was an arriva
home from Denver Monday.
F. ]. Altvater who had been in
Denver a week on account of illness
returned Monday morning. His family
did not accompany him home and vii
remain in Denver a week or ten days
Sherman McCallister was in Den
yer the fore part of the week on bust
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. NJ. Rank made a trip to Den
yer Tuesday morning.
w. H. Parenteau went to Denver
Tuesday morning to see what the
governor is doing with the plums
Mr.. Parenteau stands an excellent
show of landing a good position. And
he isn't like the one who won't take
4 good job.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Fieschhutz re
turned Tuesday morning from a few
days stay in Denver, where the for
mer was called on company business
A. L. Anderson and wife returned
from the capital city Tuesday morn
ing.
Walter Mcleod and family were ar
rivals from Denver Tuesday and viii
make their home in Gilpin county
They will reside in the Becker house
in Chase gulch.
Mrs. A. Baleria was a passenger
on Tuesday mornings outgoing train
Herbert Belcher was an arriva
home from Denver Tuesday evening
VIM. Johns and daughter returned
home from Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. David Davis, who had beer
enjoying visit in Denver, returne;
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D.Graves, who was called t.
Golden last week on account of the
severe illness of a relative, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Ahio .. Deihu iell ySSleiuds lOI Tu
eblo, where she will keep house fol
her son.
Fritz Goebel left yesterday morning
for Denver to see Gypsy Smith ant
o:her Gypsies.
VIM. John Sibley, left yesterday
morning for Denver, where he in
tends to remain. The police court.
Of Central are too severe with Mr.
Sibley, hence his departure.
F. E. Peterson went over to Boul
der county the latter part of the
week to attend a rifle shoot, return
ing Monday evening.
John Leidinger was called to Den
vo Saturday afternoon. His father
Jake Leidinger, Sr., was stricken
with stroke of paralysis. He is
recovering and is now doing nicely
Frank McGinnis accompanied his
wife to Denver Saturday on her way
to Delta to visit a few weeks with
her son, Claude.
Grand Chancellor Sween, of the X.
of p, was in the city Tuesday and
in the evening visited the local lodge.
He delivered very interesting ad-
dress, following which refreshments
were served.
A. ]. Smith, the we'll known mining
man, was an arrival in the city yes
terday morning from points in Ala
bama where he went on mining bust
ness. Mr.. Smith predicts the most
prosperous year in Gilpin county the
camp has experienced in the past de
cade. He says any number of invest
ors have money to place in Gilpir
county mines.