Gilpin observer., 1911-06-22


Mrs. Therza Trevithick left Tues
day afternoon for Denver to visit
friends.
Gail Mckay was up during the
week to see the old gentleman.
Mrs. A. Gundy left Tuesday for a
visit to the valley.
Mrs. John Odgers was an arrival
Tuesday evening from Denver, to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Thompson
Al. Pearson, wife and sister left
Wednesday morning for the San Juan
country, where Mr.. Pearson has min
ing interests. The family will remain
in the San Juan.
Mrs. VIM. GumnA was a departure
Wednesday morning for Fit. Collins,
where she will visit relatives. Will
will be chief of the culinary depart
mcnt during her absence.
Mrs. A. C. Recklire was a passen-
ger yesterday to Denver.
P. R. Alsdorf was business pas
senger to Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Dud Graves was up from Den
yer this week visiting her husband.
Rev. c. w. Hancher and j. R.
Pratt took Tuesday off and went out
to Boulder park to fish. They got
what the little boy shot at.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moody left
yesterday moming for Connecticut
and other eastern states to spend
the summer.
Ike Hardy was fishing Sunday and
caught some nice fish out OF the lake
in the park. Ike can catch fish if
they are not too squeemish about
taking the hook.
A. Baleria was passenger to Den
ver and Roggen Saturday morning.
Mrs. Agnes McCallister was a pas
sepger to the valley Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Hambly and daughter
and Miss veva McCallister, left Sat
urday morning for Cripple Creek.
Mrs. John Lewis, after visit here
with friends and relatives, returned
Saturday morning to her home in
Idaho Springs.
E. L. Harris and Mrs. Emma Beggs
were up from Denver the latter part
of the week on business.
Tom Reynolds, manager of the Gil
pin-Orion company, was up from DEN
Yer during the week, to see how the
contractors are progressing with the
work Of sinking the shaft.
Albert Altvater was up from Den
yer several days during the week to
visit his brother, Henry, and caution
him against getting married.
Miss Edna Driscoll was a passen-
ger to the valley Sunday morning.
Miss Mckinney. of Denver, visited
during the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter McFarlane.
Mrs. Ambrose Mathes and mother
left Sunday morning for Denver to
enjoy a visit.
w. c. Fullerton returned Saturday
evening from trip to his ranch in
Middle park. The writer was going
to accompany him ON the trip, but
Mr.. Fullerton thought he could not
keep the pace We would set for him
in making the journey horseback.
Miss May Keleher and Miss Edith
Champion boarded the train Sunday
for a brief sojourn in the
valley.
Al. Vincent and Jess Graves were
on Sunday mornings
train, bound for Golden and Denver.
Nick Johns and John Oliver spent
the Sabbath in Denver.
VIII Memo and Pat Flynn journey
ed to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Bitter and Miss Mary
Grabmair went to Denver Sunday.
Harry Shelton and son came up
from Denver Sunday morning to visit
the Trevithick family.
Miss Laura Ayers left Sunday at.
temoon for Greeley.
z. Goldman was in Denver Sun
day evening and Monday.
Tom Collins, of Denver, visited this
week with VIM. Bishop.
Miss Urbana Noonan was among
the departures on Monday mornings
train.
Mrs. J. s. Beaman left Monday af-
ternoon for Denver to visit her sons
snd daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Beaman intend to leave Denver short
ly for Cheyenne. to reside permanent
ly.
Mrs. VIM. McKibbin and Miss Flor.
ence. returned from Denver Monday
evening, accompanied by Miss Ella.
Miss Ella recently underwent an op-
eraAion for appendicitis and is slow
ly recovering.