Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1910-05-12

F. j. Altvater went to Denver Fri
day evening CT last week and was
to remain several days en-
account CT the illness of his sen.
Will HoeTe returned Sunday even
irg from California, where he had
been visiting with his family since
Christmas. He is glad to get back to
dc,aG. cid Central.
Miss Bertha Reynolds and Miss
Nellie AugeG: speut Monday with rela-
tives and friends IN Golden.
Mrs. ]. C. F.escrlhutz returned
Tuesday evening from an extended
stay in New York. Mr.. Fleschhctz.
who was detained in the cas- ON bus
mess, is expected home next week.
Henry Gundy and wife left yester-
day for New York, where they will
make their future home Mr.. Gundy
had been employed at the store CT
the Phillips Mere. company a number
CT years and his departure as we'll
as that Of his wife is regretted by
many friends in the ccunty. George
Lewis succeeds Mr.. Guniy a.. Phil
lips.
Miss Ruth Wiley and Frank weu..
to Denver yesterday morning to clt-
tend the funeral OF their gru.Y1-
mol.hSr.
Chas. Cox was a business passen-
ger to Denver yesterday.
Mrs. ]. A Hyden arrived in this
city a few days ago from Baldwin,
Kansas, and is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. C. w. Hancher.
w. A. Funk went to Georgetown
Monday, where he was called as a
witness in the Two Ercthers tunnel
case, which is being tried there this
week.
H. G. Williams made a trip to the
state metropolis yesterday.
John Smith accompanied his mother
as far as Denver yesterday on the
later's trip to Keota, Colo, where
she will visit with her daughter.
Earl Dickerscn and Roger Parentear
left Monday for Seattle, where they
expect to achieve fame and fortune
They will be satisfied, perhaps, with
ju-lt JOB.
Ross Fields left Monday for Ley
den, where he expects to obtain EN-
p,oymei-t ard remain.
Mrs. P. R. Alsdo-f left MONDAY fol
Denver TO visit with relatives.
Mis- Lcttie Drew was an arriva
the fore part of the week from Fit
Collins on a visit to friends ans
\ relatives.
Mics Nellie Williams, Of The Adlec
hctel, let Monday fer Hugo, Colo.
Herman LunS5erg made a "Trip t.
Denver Tuesday to attend to som,
business matters and to renew his
acquaintance with the big city.
Annie Rapin let Sunday fcc Tr,li
dad, where he will enter a jewelr,
store and complete his trade.
Mrs. Alfred Skee;s LETT Sunday
morning to NEE. MIR. Skeels on his
return from the east.
| Mrs. Peter Mackel, who had beer
visiting her mother, Mrs. Loughran
returned Saturday to her home IL
Denver.
bud Graves was in Golden Sunday
visiting relatives.
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week. According 20 a notice he pest
Cd On the door Of his business es
tfjolshmeLt, he could be found a.
Hazel de Nymph in MarshTnailow
Square. We don't know where th!.
place Is with such fancy name tu
imagine fellow could get hi:
moneys worth If he should ever 10
cate the reighbo-hocd. Sol is getting
mighty frisky fer an Old buck.
Brooks Fullerton came over frccr
Middle park last evening.
Mrs. H. P. Lowe. who weIt TO New
York a couple of weeks ago to NEE
| Mr.. Lowe ca his return trip from
England, arrived home with Mr.. Low
las. evening.
Mrs. Harry Dewhurst and childrei
were passengers to Denver this
morning.
Judge w. c. Matthews and Mel
Mckay were business passengers II
Denver this morning.
John Mack was called to Denve1
this morning on account Of the dealt
OF his brother, Jacob, which occurret
last evening. He was II years of age
flld pneumonia was the cause Of
death. Deceased was a resident O
! Giipin county some years ago. The