Gilpin observer., 1910-08-04
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w. e. Withrow went to Denver yes
terday on legal business.
Miss Elsie Mack, who had been
visiting several weeks with her faith
er, returned yesterday to Denver.
George Philips and wife were ar
rivals yesterday from Myton, Utah.
C. E. Wiley left yesterday for Den.
yer.
A Rachofsky was visitor to the
valley yesterday.
]. R. Pratt, of the Golden Rule,
made business trip to Denver this
morning.
Mrs. Ignatz Gundy. accompanied by
Mrs. Knopke, left this morning for
Denver.
Mrs! Kruse, who had been visiting
the Some and Kruse families, re-
turned Tuesday to her home in Gold
en-.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell, after pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Day, left Tuesday for her home in
Denver.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane is up
from Denver this week visiting with
her parents. Mrs. McFarlane, upon
leaving some time ago for Europe,
promised the Observer some letters
for publication, covering the points
of interest she visited while abroad.
Owing to the continued illness of
Mr.. McFarlane while on the tour,
she was unable to write, but says
she will soon have time to fulfill
her promise.
w. c. Fullerton returned Sunday
from a stay Of several days at his
ranch in Middle park. He made the
trip on horseback and said it was all
he could do to get past washouts
from the recent rains at several
points along the pass.
Nick Sans. of Indianola, Nebr., was
in the city for a few hours Satur-
day. He was on his way home from a
trip Of three months spent on the
to Reno, New, and Witnessed the
Jeffries-Johnson fight He said it was
a great battle but that Johnson was
far too much for Jeffries, and in the
opinion Of Mr.. Sans it will be some
time before a fighter bobs up who
can wrest the championship from
Iii Artha."
A. Manser came up from Denver
Saturday. where he is having an ul-
cerated eye treated. He was very
much surprised to learn Of the report
that had gained circulation of his
death in Denver from the heat. Like
Mark Twain said at one time-"the
report was exaggerated" Mr.. Manser
left again for Denver Monday.
Paul Julian, the barber who had
been working two years and a half
for Thomas Stribley, left Sunday for
Denver. where he will remain. His
sister is now living in Denver and
he may engage in soma business
other than barbering. There are too
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suit Paul.
Miss Mae Keleher returned from
Denver Sunday. where she had been
spending Today vacation with
friends and relatives. Miss Keleher
had several rides in automobiles and
gives it out that Joy riding is not
so unpleasant or dangerous as many
people think.
James Noonan and family are spen6
ing a week in the city with relatives.
Jim is pretty we'll in touch with the
politics Of the state through his con-
nection with the state house. and says
he feels certain that something will
be done by the extra session.
Miss Anna Rachofsky is visiting
relatives and friends in Denver and
Boulder.
Miss Olive hampshire, one of the
attractive young salesladies at the
New York store, left Sunday for Den
yer. She will spend part Of her vaca-
tion in the big city and will then go
to Fort Collins to visit a few days
with Miss Lottie Drew.
Mrs. Eliza Matthews, who had been
visiting her son, Cyp, and other rela-
tives in this city, left Friday for Min
turn, Colo, where she will visit a
son. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Mabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Corwin and
family and Mrs. Chas. Vauss and
two children, Of Fairview, Okla. Wis
tied with DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Warren
last week. The party are on their
way to California and are making the
trip in autos. The Doctor would have
them on the journey but