Gilpin observer., 1910-09-29
Mention

friends.
Mrs. Wm. Woods, after brief Wis
it with her husband, returned Mon
day to Denver.
VIM. Parenteau, deputy mine in
spector, was a passenger on the out
going train Monday afternoon.
VIM. Ralph, who had been visiting
Frank Rule, returned Monday to his
home in Denver.
Miss Viola Terrell, after visit in
Denver, returned Monday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Bergman was an arri-
val Monday from Denver to see her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Yackey, who is very
i'll.
Mrs. Thomas Davidson, who had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
James Semmens, returned to Denver
Tuesday afternoon.
! Miss Dolly Beaman left Tuesday
for Denver to visit until the latter
part of the week. Her mother, Mrs.
]. S. Beaman intends to leave short
ly with Mrs. Fuels her, daughter,
for California to spend the winter.
F. NJ. Mayhem was in Denver this
week on business.
w. A. Funk and wife were in Den
Yer this week.
Mrs. Cyp. Matthews left yesterday
for Golden and Denver.
Mrs. Henry Smith, after a visit
with her daughter Mrs. Frank Bea-
man, returned yesterday 10 her home
in Golden. Mrs. Smith is contemplat-
ing an extended trip east in the
near future.
! L. j. Williams was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon, following
the Republican convention. Mr.. Will,
Jams may have gone down to see
Guggenheim-not the barrel, but the
senator.
Mrs. Batchelder, who had been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. L. ]. Will
iams, returned Saturday afternoon to
Golden.
Robert Johnson and Neil Mckay
were in Denver Saturday on business
and pleasure.
Ii. P. Davies was a passenger Sun
day to Greeley, to visit few days
with his family.
VIM. Hoskin who had been visit
ing the Light family, returned Sun
day to Oak Creek.
Girls. Cassagranda returned Sunday
from a trip to the valley.
Henry Patterson, who had been
down at the Baleria ranch, was an
arrival home Sunday.
John Hughes, of Russell, and Dud
Graves, of this city, left Monday
morning for Oak Creek. From there
they will go to Dunkley, near the
Williams Forks, to hunt. They will
likely be joined by DR.. Abe Ashbaugh
of Denver.
Pete Barnabee, of Russell, Will
Semmens, CT Nevada, and Jim Brown
and A. Rapin, Of this city, compris-
ed a party of hunters who left Mon
day for Yampa. From Yampa they
will make a three day trip overland
to get to the hunting grounds.
Floyd Weed, R. N. Lewis and ]. w.
Williams will leave with their wives
Sunday for Buffalo mountain in Grand
county to fish and hunt. They will
be gone ten days or two weeks.
II. j. Hawley underwent an opera
ton in Denver Monday of this week
and had cataract removed from each
of his ayaS Tho oporotipp woe cuc
cessful and it is thought that Mr..
Hawley will recover his vision COM
pietely. He has been greatly handi
capped the past year or two with
poor sight.
w. A. Funk returned Thursday
evening OF last week from a trip to
Valdez, Alaska. He will remain here
a week or two and then contemplates
leaving the city. He has not decided
just at present where he will locate.
However, he has no intention Of re-
turning to Alaska. The section of the
country which he visited is very
rough and did not impress him favor
ably. 1t is a copper camp and is con-
trolled by the Guggenhelm's. The
Guggenheim interests are carrying on
some operations ard are building
railroad into Valdez. Mr.. Funk does
not think that section is as good as
this as a mining camp. He says the
crevices in the copper mines are
small and the profits are nothing
large. The Cliff is the only gold mine
in Valedz. This is free milling pro-
position and the operators have a
three stamp mill. They are making
profit of about $1,000 day. The dis
covery Of this property has encourag-
ed others to prospect for gold and
IL may he that nfher strikes will he |