Gilpin observer., 1907-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION

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Mining" Denver publication, was in
the city Monday rustling business.
"Mine & Mining" passed into new hands
the first of the year and is now being
issued as weekly publication instead
of monthly as was formerly the case.
1t is a first-class mining journal.
E. w. Davis family, which had been
spending the winter in Denver, returned
to Central City to remain during the
summer.
M. Wright came over from Lawson,
Saturday evening to meet his wife who
has been visiting with her parents DIR.
and Mrs. G. c. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maischoss, left
for Denver Saturday morning.
Mrs. James Rule, former resident of
this city after visiting here short time
returned to her home in Denver Satur-
day.
Mrs. L. V. Howard, of Denver who
had been visiting friends in this city,
returned home Saturday.
John Cody returned from Denver Sat-
urday evening where he..accom panied
Henry Bruhl who went down to consult
an occulist regarding an eye.
David Jenkins who had been visiting
his parents in St. Louis month or more
returned to Central this week. The
gentleman thinks Central City is a
grander place than st. Louis, claiming
it isn't as easy to get lost in the former
place.
w. H. Dearstyne, representing the
Peters Paper company, of Denver, was
visiting customers here Monday.
John German left Monday for Denver
to attend as delegate from local Sc,
the convention of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners, which is being held in
that city this week.
Miss Blanch Kundiff went to Denver
Friday afternoon to spend her summer
vacation with her mother.
Miss Mary Mcleod went to Denver
Saturday to visit week with Miss Julia
Carlson, formerly a teacher in the local
schools, but who is now engaged in High
school work in Grand Junction. After
her stay in Denver Miss Mcleod will go
to her home in Victor.
Chas. Swanson, of the Teller house,
went to Denver Monday afternoon to
engage some help for the hotel.
District AttorneyJ. w. B. Smith came
over from Idaho Springs Monday morn
ing to attend the session of the district
court.
w. S. McGintie, of Georgetown, re-
Gently appointed court stenographer by
Judge Flor Ashbaugh, arrived Monday
morning to attend the court session.
Mr.. McGintie is very pleasing gentle
man to meet and is making friends
rapidly.
Miss Anna Howard, who had been
teaching in the public schools, left Sat-
urday morning for Chicago, where she
will remain.
E. G. Green, left Tuesday for Denver
where he will spend his summer vaca-
tion. He will enter..the University and
take summer course.
D. E. Wiedmann, went to Denver
Tuesday afternoon. He will remain
there week and will then return, per-
haps to open summer school.
Miss Catherine Miller, was among the
teachers who left the city Saturday.
She went to Denver and will visit there
short time.
Miss Elsie Mack arrived here last
Thursday and is visiting with relatives.
Miss Lena Altvater left Friday after
noon for an indefinite visit in Denver.
Mrs. Joseph Zeigler and family left
this week for Goldfield, Nev., where
they will live. Mr.. Zeigler is employed
in one of the mines of that camp. The
Zeiglers had resided in Gilpin county
many years and their friends will learn
of their departure with regret.
Miss Mildred Manville returned to her
home in Denver Tuesday afternoon after
enjoying very pleasant visit with Mrs.
d. S. Davis.
Red, ripe strawberries at Hawley's.