Gilpin observer., 1910-07-07

to enjoy the Fourth.
Mrs. Chas. Renaldi and family are
enjoying visit with friends in Lit
| Teton.
Mike Rafferty, Joined the crowd of
pleasure seekers bound for Denver
Saturday morning. Mike can't get
over the big Smoke" whipping JEFF.
fries.
Mrs. Henry E.lmann spent the
Fourth in Denver, leaving here Sat.
urday morning. Henry went down in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Jesse Smith went to Denver
Saturday to meet her sister, who is
paying her a visit.
Mrs. Fraser, mother OF Richard, af
ter visit with her son, returned Sat
urday to her home in Denver.
Alfred Anderson and wife were in
Denver Sunday.
Algut Hassell went to the big cit.
It spend the Fourth.
Johnathan Weeks went to Denver
Saturday. 1t Is reported that he left
with matrimonial intentions. How
ever, as the Observer was not reliab
ly informed to that effect, no posi-
tive statements will be made.
Miss Agnes Flynn, who had beer
visiting her mother, returned Satur
day afternoon to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tierney were
passengers to Denver Saturday after
noon.
Conrad Goebel celebrated the
Fourth in Denver-and he celebrated
too, let me tell you.
Thomas Warwick and wife didn't
propose to remain iE Central when
everybody else was leaving the berg
so hied themselves to Denver Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Warren and family
went to Golden Saturday where Mr..
Warren has steady employment.
| Nick Johns celebrated the nation S
birthday in Denver. Nick thinks there
is no holiday like the glorious Fourth.
John Oliver and family went to
Denver Sunday morning to remain
ovei the Fourth.
Ray Keleher left Sunday morning
for Denver to spend the Fourth with
relatives.
E. w. Hurlbut, after his monthly
visit of inspection of the mill of the
Gilpin Lumber company, returned
Sunday afternoon to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pitts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodruff, Will and Thos. Lain,
who came up from Denver to attend
the Smith funeral. returned home the
latter part of the week.
Miss Zella Zahm, who had been WIS.,
| iting her sister, Mrs. A. c. Asquith,
returned Friday to her home in Fort
Morgan.
| Ray Laird took in all the at
fractions and fireworks in Denver
the Fourth. 1t required from Friday
afternoon until Tuesday morning for
him to celebrate in thorough and
patriotic manner.
Ed. Dunnevan left Friday of last
week for California to enjoy a
lengthy visit with his family.
A. Rapin was business visitor to
Denver yesterday morning.
Mrs. A. C. Reckling and daughter
left yesterday morning for Denver to
enjoy brief stay.
Miss Hart, of Denver, is visiting
Mrs. Frank Mayor.
VIM. Richards, who was playing ball
with the Central team in Idaho
Springs, returned yesterday afternoon
to Denver.
Miss Mae Richards and sister left
yesterday afternoon for Golden to
visit with their aunt.
A. Baleria returned yesterday to his
ranch at Roggen.
Miss Catherine Peers was a pas
senger yesterday to Denver.
Mrs. Ed. Griffin left yesterday for
Arvada to visit relatives. From there
she goes to Greeley to visit.
Alton Brown, Of the Eureka mine
was a business visitor to Denver yes
terday.
Jim Flood, OF Hendrie G. Bolthoff,
Denver, is in the city on two
weeks visit with friends.
H. p. Lowe and wife went to Den
yer this morning.
County Treasurer c. E. Wiley, who
has been in the office the past
week, returned this morning to Den
yer. He may leave for Pubic in a
few days. He isn't feeling very good.