Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
MENTION i'm RUSSELL GULCH|

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Ripley were ar
rivals Tuesday from Denver. Mr.. Rip
ley has been in Boston, New York,
and other cities, the past several
| months ofmining and other business
A. Rapin returned Monday evening
from Oak Creek, where he went to
seek location for store similar to
the one he conducts here. He has
decided to establish a business in
Oak Creek and will ship portion OF
his stock there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Lowe have rent
ed the Sayre mountain home above
Rolhnsville for the summer. This
change makes it closer for Mr. Lowe
to his mining operations in Caribou.
Among those who spent the Fourth
in the valley were: R. r. Demeter.
Charles Cox, Walter hampshire, EN-
NETT McKibben, Mrs. Maggie Huer,
Dan Munday, Mrs. Fred Kruse and
Mrs. Fred Rogers, VIM. Gumma and
wife, Mrs. VIM. Glanville, Jas. Flynn,
DOlph Snyder, Geo. Grabmair, Mrs.
Judy, Sam Glanville, j. H. Bawden
and daughter, Dick Brohl and wife,
Mrs. Henry Shulthies, John G. Wilt
ans and wife, Arthur Taylor and
lady friend, Mrs. Libby Williams,
Clias. Wolcott and wife, James, John,
and Frank Barbee, Clarence Slattery
and John Anderson and wife.
Miss Laura Rule went to Denver
Saturday morning to visit over the
Fourth with relatives.
Chas. Sauer left Saturday morning
for Denver to meet his wife upon
her arrival from the east.
DR.. E. F. Warren went to Denver
Saturday to visit with his family. They
returned with him Monday.
| D. S. Davis spent Saturday and
Sunday in Denver with his wife.
Victor hampshire, Walter Clair,
Thos. Riley, Will McKibben, Ernest
Manley and wife, Martin Rule, Err
nest Kloer, took the train for the
| valley Saturday morning.
Among those who boarded the Sat
urday afternoon train for valley
points were: Louis Zeigi and wife,
Otto Miller and wife, John Drennen,
! VIM. Granville, AL Vincent and Joe
Masters.
Jas. Rule and wife left Sunday af-
. ternoon for Denver.
; Harry Terrell, of Denver, spent the
Fourth in Central with his mother.
, Robt. Morrison, of Denver, enjoyed
the Fourth in Central, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
James Reynolds returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon, after visiting a
short time with his mother.
J Harry Garlick was up from Arvada
the latter part of the week.
Victor Roggio, who was up from
Denver to visit his intended, return
ed home Monday morning.
Mrs. Jos. Kayser left Monday morn
ing for Denver.
Mrs. Robt. Johnson and daughter
left Tuesday morning for Denver to
give Mr.. Johnson an opportunity to
fish. He left this morning in COM
pany with Fred Belcher for Jim Peak
Lake.
Joe Floyd went to Denver Tuesday
afternoon to meet his wife, who has
been visiting in Livingston, Mont.
Walter Arlington was an arrival
from Denver this week. He gave
moving picture show in the opera
house last evening. The house was
crowded from the orchestra pit back
to the beaming countenance OF Peter
McFarlane
r. b. Brown and wife. who had
been enjoying an extended visit with
friends in Central, returned Wednes-
day afternoon to their home in Dem
yer.
Peter McFarlane was a business
visitor to Denver yesterday morn
, ing. He says that he is confident
the Moffat tunnel will be bored re-
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the supreme court. and that he fig
ures on putting a bid.
| w. V. Trebilcock is looking after
business and seeking little pleas
ure in Denver.
| c. A. Noack, of st. Louis, was an
arrival in the county this week to
sDend his vacation and look after
mining interests. Mr.. Noack is a
, stockholder in>the Euclid Mining Co.,
operating up Black Canon, above Toll
, land. He left for the Black Canon