Gilpin observer., 1905-06-22
PERSONALS

Bert Campbell made his customary
weekly visit to Denver Friday afternoon
to remain over Sunday with his wife.
Henry Peck of the firm OF Glanville &
Peck who are erecting mill near Perigo
was in the city the first OF the week at
tending to business. He says the mill
is going up rapidly, considering the bad
condition of the roads which makes it
very hard to get material to the mill,
and will be completed in couple OF
months.
Bert Mcfarland, financial agent of the
Pewabic Mining company, returned Fri
day afternoon to Pittsburg, Pa, after a
stay of few days in the city on bust
ness connected with the mines. He dis
tributed some very unique advertising
novelties in the form of cigar ::holders
and memorandum books, intended to
bring his business before the people. He
was accompanied on the return trip by
P. J. Hannigan of Philadelphia, who is
also interested in the Pewabic proper
ties.
Wm. Tippett went to Denver Thurs
day evening for few days stay.
Chas. Trenoweth was business pas
senger to Denver Thursday afternoon.
B. Glanville, of New York, accompan-
led by j. and G. Martin of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening on a
visit to B. G. Granville.
Chase Withrow was passenger to
Denver Thursday afternoon on legal bus
iness.
Alfred Vincent went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to remain over Sunday
on visit.
J.C. McShane went down to his ranch
at Arvada Saturday afternoon.
Ed. Came was passenger to Denver
Saturday afternoon to remain over Sun
day visiting with mis- wife.
r. II. Potter was among the visitors to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Douglas Bean, accompanied by his
father IN law, VIM. Williams, and his
two sons, left Saturday afternoon for
Denver. Mr.. Bean has disposed of most
of his furniture here and went to Dan
yer with the intention of remaining per-
manently. Mr.. Williams will only be
in Denver about week when he will re.
turn to Central.
Misses Stella King and Cecilia French
were arrivals home from visit to the
valley Saturday evening.
HI. Hawley went to Denver Friday
afternoon to remain few days visiting
with his family.
Mrs. Jere Nolan and daughter, Carrie,
left for Denver Saturday afternoon.
They were joined there by Miss Rosa
and proct eded to Colorado Springs W e
the latter has accepted position in the
telephone Office, having received leave
of absence for two months from her
station here. Mrs Nolan intends to re.
turn home in about two weeks.
Moses Maymon returned Saturday
evening from trip to Idaho Springs,
Silver Plume. Georgetown and Golden,
where he had gone two or three days
previous in the interests OF the 4th of
July celebration to be held here next
month. He distributed several hundred
bills and advertised the event generally.
He says the people of the sections he
visited were very enthusiastic over the
celebration and expressed their intsn-
tions of visiting Central, notwthstand.
ing that Silver Plume and Golden will
also observe the day in a patriotic man
ner.
Thomas Plemmons spent Monday in
Denver where he went for the purpose
OF attending the meeting of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee. He
returned home Tuesday.
Judge DeFrance and son were passen.
gers to Golden Friday afternoon.
VIM. Ryan, the insurance sg mt. was
business passenger to the capital city
Friday afternoon for short stay.
Joe Williams went to Denver Satur-
day morning to take in the races.
Mayor Ii. p. Davies was among the
passengers to Denver Saturday morning.
Fred Bishop and wife were passengers
to Denver Saturday morning for short
visit
N. b. Bishop went to the Queen City
Saturday morning to take in the sights.
Will Ralph, Frank Rule and james
Oliver, composed a trio that went to
Denver Saturday morning for short
pleasure trip.
Louis Garlick went to Idaho Springs