Gilpin observer., 1913-01-02
MENTION

Christmas with his parents.
Mrs. Frank Gmnn and daughter, of
Cripple Creek, arrived Saturday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Gums
brother. Thomas Reynolds. While
here Mrs. Gum received message
from home, Informing her that her
son had taken seriously i'll with APP
pendicitis. She returned to Cripple
Creek as soon as possible.
Harry Snyder was up from Denver
Saturday to attend the funeral of
Thomas Reynolds.
Robt. Sayre was a business visitor
to Denver Saturday.
her home in Denver Sunday, after a
weeks visit with her parents.
Miss Minnie Martin was visitor
to Denver Sunday.
L. j. Williams left for Denver the
fore part of the week to take his
seat in the senate. Mr.. Williams be-
ing so sorely in the minority, he will
hardly be able to do either himself
or anyone else any good. His ef-
forts will be limited merely to the
privilege CT responding to roll call.
Walter jenkins returned to Den
yer Sunday morning.
VIM. Quiller made his weekly trip
to Denver Sunday to bathe his rheu-
matism. He has it some bad.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane left Sunday
for Denver to spend New Years.
John Hughes, of Fraser, who had
been visiting relatives, returned on
Sunday.
Miss Sadie Cody, after teaching her
sister the art of preparing a Christ
mas dinner returned to Denver Sun
day.
w. H. Parenteau left Monday morn
ing for Empire to inspect mines.
Mrs. R. B. Brown spent Monday in
Denver.
Miss Edna Lewis and mother were
passengers to Denevr Monday.
John Jenkins and daughter returned
to Denver Monday.
Herman BRANDED returned to his
home in Cripple Creek Monday
. R. c. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Teats and Mrs. Richard Mayor left
Monday afternoon for Denver to at
tend the funeral of Mike Kelleher.
C. o. Richards left Monday after
noon for Denver to be present at
the convening Of the legislatures.
Miss Edith Champion returned Mon
day from visit to the valley.
Ira Slater and wife returned Mon
day from a joy trip to the valley.
Geo. McCawger was an arrival on
Monday evenings train from Denver.
His brother, who had just come up
from Denver on the morning train
took sick with pneumonia and at the
present time is under the care Of
two physicians.
Mrs. Norton Brown came up from
Denver Monday.
H. G. Williams and wife returned
Sunday evening from Denver.
Will Mcleod was an arrival on the
evening train Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Thompson and son ar
rived Sunday evening on a visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Carl Straughn and children
left for Denver Tuesday morning. and
will make that city their home in the
future. Mr.. Straughn is working in
Denver.
Herman Lundberg went to Denver
Tuesday morning to attend the Kelle-
her funeral.
Mrs. McCawger and daughter came
up from Denver Tuesday evening to
see Lee.
John Hibbett came UP from the val
ley Tuesday evening.
A. L. Anderson and wife are visit
ing friends in Central.
Miss Lilly Williams returned to Den.
yer Wednesday evening, where she is
attending school.
Miss Florence McKibben returned
to Denver Wednesday evening.
Miss Zella Zahm who had been Wis
iting the Asquith family, returned to
her home in the valley Wednesday
Foster Mabee left for Denver on
Wednesday to attend school.
Leo Voll and wife went to Denver
Monday.
Mrs. Isabelle Mabee and daughter.
and Mrs. G. G. Saunders left this
morning for Denver.
Frank Benton. Of Denver, is in
town looking after the annual assess.
ment on his Little Fairy mine, which
he bought Of Dan Monday
Hosking and Douglass B. Bennett
yisited with thar fotbar pIchord