Gilpin observer., 1917-08-23

Ore, to live permanently. MIR. Flynn
will rum a compressor en- b mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Patterson are
contemplating a motor "trip through
Yellowstone park and expect to leave
the first CT the month.
john d. Barbee came from Chicago
Saturday evening to stand his mill
tary examination.
DIR. A. H. Day locked up shop Tues
day and went to Denver, and his
patrons passed a smokeless day.
Nick Duzeviteh went to Denver Sur
day to spend the week.
George Grabmadr and Miss Mamie
Whitman visited Denver Sunday.
VIM. Mcleod and wife went to Den
YER and Greeley yesterday fer a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Rule, accompan-
led by their three daughters. Grace
Emma amd Elizabeth. and Miss Uuells
Richards left by motor yesterday on
a camping trip. They will first pitch
their tent In City park, Denver, and
thence on the laughing waters of the
south Boulder, where the young lad
les have agreed to furnish fish for
the wants Of the party.
Albert Klais and wife went to Den
YER Tuesday en business.
Melvin and willard Ludwig, Of
Denver, are visiting the families of
C. o. Ris hards and ]. r. Rule.
Charles Mcneil Of Elk park, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Kruse left yesterday
for Denver to srend a few days Wis.,
iting friends.
Albert Gundy went to Denver Tues
day.
Tenn Cudahy came up from Denver
Tuesday night.
Miss Helen Hambly came back
Tuesday night after spending a week
In the busy city CT Denver.
MISS Martha Davidson and Mrs.
George McFarlane came up from
their parents ansh at ArvadR, Mon
day might.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Benight came
UP from Denver Sunday night.
Mrs. Hazel MCGOWAN, OF Denver,
came up from Denver Friday night
by auto.
Oscar Williams and Ray Griffith
came up Friday night with new
Studeraker, seven, passenger auto, to
be used in the Williams livery.
Walter Boyle came up from Dem
YER Tuesday to enjoy the balmy
breezes that float at rapid rate
acrcss Kings flat.
Chris Hesselbine went to Denver
Tuesday afternoon on the huckleber-
ry flyer.
VIM. j. Blafe, one OF the owners
CT the FhiladelI hfa mine, was up
from Denver Tuesday and visited the
mine. He reports everything is In
working order for the resumption OF
work.
Mrs. E. w. Davis and family re-
turned from Denver Monday night.
john C. jenkins and family motor
ed In frcm their summer hcme at
Boulder park Tuesday.
ERNEST Holloway received a mes
sage Tuesday morning that his moth
er was very sick at Holdenvflle, Ok
lahoma, and left on the afternoon
train.
FaGher Naughtm left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver. where he has beer
assigned a parish.
MIR. and Mrs. p. r. Alsdorf drove
to Denver Sunday morning.
Misses Sadly ard Mamie Cody re
turned Sunday evening from q visi
OF several weeks In Idaho Falls, Ida
MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Demeter drov<
to Denver Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Totman drove
over from Boulder Saturday to talk,
In the fair and visit relatives.
F. w. Bertagnolli and Harry Ell
man returned Monday Afternoon from
a weeks trip across the range. The!
i6shed at Tabeqrash, Grand Lake
Mcrar<h lake and Williams Fork
and had very coed luck.
F. w. Dolley rassed through Cen
rad Monday wi h three tourists from
Kaneas. returning to Gordon gultl
In Boulder county. They had beed
fehiog on the Williams Forks ant
reported great catt hes.
Mrs. 4. w. Davis and childrei
leave Saturday mcrring for Steam
'oas Springs to Join MIR. Davis, win
has accepted a position as bank casa,
Ter.
Mrs. NJ. Wehmeyer. Of Quincy. I'll.
who had been visiting the Heuer fam