Gilpin observer., 1913-06-05
Mention.


in Denver several weeks, recuperat-
ing from a spell of sickness, return
ed home Sunday, feeling like fight
ing cock.
Miss Margaret Gibson arrived Sat
urday from Greeley to spend her va
cation.
Miss Bessie Henley, who had been
attending the normal in Greeley, re-
turned home the latter part of the
week. Upon the opening of school,
Miss Henley will teach in Montrose.
DIR. and Mrs. G. c. Saunders accom-
panied their daughter, Mrs. Wright,
as far as Denver Monday on her
homeward trip to Breckenridge.
]. Med. LiNesay was up from Den
yer Monday, attending the opening
of the district court.
Miss Laura Trenoweth spent SAT-
urday i'm Denver.
C. A. West went to Denver Sat
urday ITO bring UP his tro.ting colt.
The trotter has a track record of
2:20. Mr.. West thinks that by ex-
erciGtng mis- horse on the hills here
abou.s he can cut down dts speed
record to two minutes.
Prof f. H. Clark and wife made
trip to Denver Saturday.
Fred Minneloni left Saturday MORN
ing for California.
Mrs. Mike Harrington, Mrs. John
Laughran and Mrs. Peter Macken
were UP from Denver Decoration day
to place flowers on the graves of
relatives.
Misses Edna and Mary Noonan
were arrivals Saturday from Greeley
and Denver.
Mrs. AL. Henley went to Denver ito
meet her daughter, Miss Bessie, who
had been studying in Greeley. Mrs.
Henley doesn't like to go to Den
Yer because that city is more noisy
than Central
George A. Williams was an arrival
home Saturday from Conejos county
Mrs. Maggie Ross was visiting rela
tdves in the valley Sunday.
Miss Elsie Teats made a trip te
Golden Sunday.
E. w. Williams and wife returned
Sunday afternoon to Denver.
Miss Ollie hampshire and mother
were passengers to Denver Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Champion was UP from
Denver Decoration day.
Chas. Barker, who had been visit
ing his brother, returned Sunday af
ternoon to Middle Park
Mrs. Fred Bishop and Mrs. Oscal
Pitts and daughter came up from
Denver Decoration day.
H. H. Lake and daughter went tt
Denver Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Lewis and son, R. NJ, were
business passengers to Denver Sun
day afternoon.
Thomas Cudahy and wife were visi
tors to Denver Monday.
Mrs. Isabelle Mabee made a triI
to the valley Monday morning.
Mrs. Harry Bilmann, accompanied
by Mrs. Henry Elmann, were arrdv
ais from Denver Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. d. Richards came up from
Denver Monday evening.
Miss Mamie Cody, who had beer
visiting her sister and other relatives
in Denver, returned home Monday
evening.
| l.. j. Williams went to Golden OF
Tuesday mornings train on a mattel
that was argued before Judge Glass.
Miss Bessie Clark and mother, O
Denver, visited over Decoration da.
with Mrs. Chas. Robinson.
Neck Ninnis and wife left Tuesday
afternoon for Denver. From Denver
Mrs. Ninnis will go to the old coun
try to enjoy visit with relatives.
WMl Mcleod left yesterday morn
ing for Denver.
George McCarger and mother came
UP from Denver Wednesday evening
Miss Loretta Mayor returned Wed
nesday evening from Grand Lake
where she had been teaching school
A. Baleria was a passenger to the
valley this morning.
Mrs. Geo. d. Henderson left thiz
morning for Denver.
Mrs. Tony Boggdo made a trip t.
Hsnver this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. e. Lightbourr
drove to their summer home at Lake
Manchester ttds morning. They dn
tend to move out within the next two
or three days. The Observer mar
haa consented IN go ont tn the lake