Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION

their winnings to the depot.
Mrs. James Rule and daughter, Beat
rice, were among the passengers to the
Platte river village Saturday morning.
H. c. Eastman returned this week
from months business trip in the
east.
James Rule went to Denver yester-
day to visit his wife who is i'll in the
hospital. Mrs. Rule underwent an op-
GRAFTON last Saturday and is doing
nicely.
Mrs. and Mrs. John C. McShane went
to the valley Saturday.
Miss Kate Morrissey left for Douglas,
Ariz., Saturday morning to visit her
brother. The town the young lady
went to is near the border line of Mexi-
co and should she cultivate the acquain-
tance of dark-skinned "humbre" with
matrimonial intentions it is very
likely that she will remain in the south.
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Hannah went to
Colorado Springs last week. They will
visit there and in Denver until the lat
ter part of the month.
Mrs. VIM. Harvey and children left
this week for Hazelgreen, Wis, where
they will remain until the hot weather
drives them out.
Max Gabardi returned Monday from
Denver.
John Cody and Henry Bruhl returned
Monday evening from Denver, where
the latter went to have his eyes treated
by specialist.
Geo. Maloney went to Denver Mon
day. He became dissatisfied with the
place shortly after arriving there ard
returned to Central on the afternoon
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Meyer visited in
Denver Sunday, returning on the after
noon train Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Voll returned to
Denver Tuesday morning. Mr.. Voll's
ears are much better.
Miss Marie McNeal, of Golden, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Funk.
Miss Rose Nolan went to Denver yes
terday afternoon to spend her summer
vacation. Little Marguerite went to
Salt Lake to her mother.
Topnac Pou,Ia,, mo 49, f,os.
Monday to move his household effects
to that town.
Miss Martha Mcleod, of Goldfield,
Colo, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Flor
Ashbaugh.
Mrs. H. H. Lake and daughter re-
turned from Denver Friday.
Fred Kruse has gone to New York
where his son, Fred, Jr, graduated
from Columbia University as an M. E.
this week.
Mrs. Thomas Bate and children of
Denver, are up visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. Thompson.
v. NJ. Came is in the city today from
Forks Creek.
L. D. Mccall, of the Jefferson-Cal-
houn mines, accompanied by his wife,
arrived from Chicago this week.
Mrs. George Launder was visitor to
Denver Sunday.
L. j. Mountz came up from Denver
Monday and went out to ApeX to visit
the Mackey.
Ira Pollard, manager of the Ingram
M. e. M. Co., operating at Apex, arriv-
ed in the city Tuesday accompanied by
w. H. Davis, ]. H. Gondes and j. C.
Sinner, stockholders and officers of the
company.
Mrs. R. B. Brown went to Denver
Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Rank and daughter, Ida,
came up from Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Woods went to Denver
Saturday on visit.
z. X. Alsdorf went to Denver again
Saturday. The gentleman's trips to the
capital city have been SO frequent of
late they are beginning to create COM
ment.
Albert Altvater arrived here Satur-
day on visit to his folks, returning to
Denver again Monday morning.
Misses Rose and Edna Miller of Dem
yer are visiting here with their aunt,
Mrs. F. Owen.
l.. Monroe, who purchased the Palace
pharmacy last week, went to Denver
Monday to arrange to bring his family
here.
II. j. Kruse is up from Denver, as
sisting in the Rocky Mountain hank