Gilpin observer., 1910-02-17
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Richards left
Tuesday afternoon for Denver. Mr..
Richards will go over the Moffat road
from Denver to visit his brother-in-
law in Routt county.
Mrs. Evan Morgan was among the
Centralites to leave Tuesday after.
noon for Denver.
Mrs. George Launder left Tuesday
for Denver ON a visit.
Fred Totman was in Denver this
week on business.
Mrs. Ernest Carter came up from
Denver Tuesday evening to visit with
friends and relatives.
H. ]. Kruse was an arrival from
Denver Tuesday evening on business.
Dave Thompson, who had been
spending a couple of weeks in Den
yer for the benefit of his health, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Pierce, of Colorado Springs,
father of Mrs. G. R. Momyer, was an
arrival Tuesday evening to visit his
daughter.
Ellis Visintin returned Sunday eve
ming from Denver, where his brother
from Leadville is i'll.
w. R. Mcleod and family came up
from Denver Saturday night and in
tend to remain. They have been in
Denver since Christmas.
]. R. Hastings returned Sunday
from his trip to Hamilton, Canada.
He will devote his time to the man
agement of the o. X. mine.
Miss Minnie Mackey, after a four
days visit with friends here and Ne
vadaville, returned Tuesday TO her
home in Denver.
Mrs. Malta Seymour, who came
from Greeley to attend the funeral
Of her brother-in-law, returned to that
city Tuesday. Mrs. Seymour is taking
course in the Normal at Greeley.
Chas. Smith, of Perigo, was visit
ing friends in Central Monday. Mr..
Smith left for Denver and from there
goes to Memphis, Tenn, for a visit.
Editor Bryan, of the Saguache Cres
cent is in the city this week, visiting
his old friend. Frank Moody. Some
years ago he was a resident of Cen
trail and was employed on the Obser-
Nfr H., 1T
in Saguache and will leave shortly
for the coast to take life easy for
time.
Father Meyer made trip to Den
yer Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Lewis returned to Idaho
Springs Monday afternoon. She came
over to attend the Seymour funeral
Fred Thompson, of Denver, was an
arrival Monday afternoon. Mr.. Thomp
son is looking after the interests of
the Pioneer NJ. & NJ. company in the
Pine Creek section.
Thomas Hearne spent Sunday in
Denver.
VIM. Hoskin visited with his fam
lily in Denver Sunday.
Ii. P. Davies was a visitor to Den
yer Sunday.
Mrs. Hawn, who had been visiting
her son. John. returned Sunday to hei
home in Denver.
A. Rachofsky went to Denver Sun
day morning to meet his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Meyer of Boulder. They came up to
Central on the evening train.
Clarence Harvey, after a pleasant
visi, in Denver. returned home Sun
day
Miss Letta Herman, who resigned
L er position as piano player and sing
er at the Owl theatre, left Monday
morning for Brighton. leaving to re-
gret her departure numerous friends
and ardent admirers. Miss Elsie
Teats will succeed Miss Herman at
the Owl theater. The young lady is
talented musician; also possesses
very pleasing voice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Voll came up
from Denver to attend the funeral of
Harry Seymour, held Sunday. Mr..
Voll and Mr.. Seymour were in part
nership in the grocery business in
Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Voll were ac-
companied by the latter's mother.
Mrs. May.
DR.. r. Il. Mckenzie visited in Den
yer Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Warne, commonly known as
Curly" took a short trip to Forks
Creek Monday morning to say good
buy to his friend?
Fred Flick returned to Denver Mon