Gilpin observer., 1907-01-24
MENTION

Ed Tippett and wife, OF Rifle, are wis.,
itirg Ed Dunnevan and family.
Mike Kelleher went to Denver Sunday
to have his eyes treated. They
are improving nicely.
Herman Peterson went to Denver
Sunday to visit his mother.
Mrs. Hibbett was passenger to Den
YER Sunday on short visit.
Geo. Rule, who has been in California
several months, returned home this
week and will remain here. He was not
very favorably impressed with that
state, claiming that work is not as plen-
tiful as is reported, the country being
over run with Japs who receive very
little for their labor, making it hard for
an American to procure employment
and receive anything like living wages.
The rebuilding of San Francisco, Mr..
Rule says, is progressing slowly and at
the present rate the Centralite claims it
will require five or six years to clean the
city of the debris.
Fred Warwick went to Denver Mon
day. The object of his trip was to trans
act little business during his two or
three days stay but he is not the kind
of fellow who would pass up the
Smith Lewis bout or the cattle show
even if such attractions are not exactly
IN the line Of husiness
j. B. Merritt returned from business
trip to Idaho Springs Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson went to Denver
Monday to meet Oscar Swanson, a
brother. in law, who had just arrived
from New York. Mr.. Swanson will visit
for time in Central.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane was lpas-
senger to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs. A. H. Day boarded the train for
Denver Monday morning, entrusting the
,,;;2usehold and children to the care =, =,
Doc.
Ct!a Wilcox, a former we'll known
mi.ler Of Gilpin county, who left here
about three years ago for Goldfield, New,
was an arrival in the city Monday even
ing. He was in Denver en- route to
Kansas City where his mother resides,
and thought he would take run up to
Central and see some OF his old friends.
Mr.. Wilcox has been very successful in
Goldfield and during the time he has
labored in the new camp has made a
comfortable stake. He has done con-
tract work mostly, which has proved
most profitable.
Chas. Williams and John Curnow left
Tuesday afternoon for Bisbee, Ariz., to
work in the mines.
Mrs. John Ross left for Bisbee, Ariz.,
Tuesday afternoon to join her husband
who is working in a grocery store in that
city.
Mrs. W. o. Jenkins went to Denver
Tuesday afternoon to visit with friends.
L. r. Tatum, of the Benzai mine, came
up from Denver Tuesday morning to
look after interests.
Mrs. VIM. O'Henry and daughter, who
came from Cripple Creek to attend the
funeral Of Michael Lewis, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Harvey went to Denver
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Trenoweth was among the
visitors to Denver Tuesday.
L. G. Todd went to Denver Monday
morning on business.
Thomas Stribley went to the large
city Monday tn have his eyes treated.
While in California Mr.. Stribley worked
in several barber shops and shaved peo-
pie for the regulation price ia that state,
which is ten cents. Being accustomed
to receiving fifteen cent; for a shave,
Mr.. Stribley strs;nsd his eyes in looking
for the other nickel when person
would hand him dime Tor -'scrape"
DR.. Abe Ashbaugh was in the city
from Denver last week and called upon
Frank Mayhem.
Max Gabardi and wife left yesterday
morning for Denver to take in the stock
show.
Mrs. John Mack left for visit with
relatives in Denver Tues lay morning.
A Tribute to Temperance.
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