Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION

George Matthews went to Denver on
Friday afternoon. Saturday he left for
Telluride with the Colorado Iron Works
ball team, which played the Telluride
team Sunday and Labor Day.
George Hill came over from Superior,
Colo, Sunday to take in the Labor Day
celebration.
Otto L. Altvater left for Denver on
Sunday morning. He will go from
Denver to St. Louis and Chicago and
may go farther east. Should he go as
far as New York he may take run
over to Cornwall.
Ed. Davis and family returned from
their outing on Williams Forks Satur-
day evening. They had good time
and caught all kinds of fish.
William Hoefie and Darrow Mabee
returned from their fishing trip to Boul-
der park Saturday afternoon. They
were loaded down with trout.
Alfred Skeels spent Tuesday in Idaho
Springs, attending to business affairs.
w. w. Bosanko left Tuesday after
noon for Saratoga Springs, N. T., to
take in the G. A. R. encampment. From
there he goes to Glens Fall for months
stay. Mrs. Bosanko has been visiting
relatives in Glens Falls during the sum-
mer. She will return home with Mr..
Bosanko.
A. ]. Smith came up from Denver on
Tuesday with party of relatives from
Missouri. He was introducing these to
the various sights of interest in the
county. @H 'ts
Mrs. John Husband left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Flagler, Colo, to visit a
while with her folks.
DIR. and Mrs. Warren returned Tues
day from Denver where they spent
Labor Day. as
j. Irving Jones was passenger to
Denver Tuesday on business, likewise
on pleasure.
Mrs. ]. B. Merritt went to Idaho
Springs saturday to visit with relatives.
Ed. Walters of Apex was taking in
the Labor Day doings and reports hav-
ing had a fine time.
Messrs. Wolfe and Walters of Apex
were business visitors to Central on
Tuesday. ~
L. j. Rachofsky and Leo Voll left on
Monday afternoon for Routt county
where they will fish bit, intending to
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Mrs. H. G. Shuck and son Harold are
expected home from Bedford, Pa, to-
day.
CLANCY Forester and wife, also lis
daughter and neice, of Adel, Ia, who
have been visiting Rev. R. H. Forester
in this city, returned home this week.
CLANCY Forester and Rev. Mr.. For
roster are brothers.
Will Metzner of Apex, was visitor
to Central on Labor Day.
Miss Stella King left Tuesday after
noon for Montrose, where she will teach
school during the current term.
Mrs. Frank Owen was visitor to the
capital city Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Eilmann went to Golden
last week on visit.
Mrs. Thomas Cody and daughters re-
turned to Boulder yesterday morning.
James Cody drove over this morning.
Miss X. Miller returned Friday from
Denver.
Mary Mcleod returned Sunday from
Victor where she has been visiting her
parents during school vacation.
Jim McGinniss came over this week
from Georgetown on visit.
Irene Slattery left Tuesday for Dem
yer after visit to her folks.
Dick Mayor and wife of Victor, ar
rived Tuesday on visit to relatives in
this city.
Rev. Father Meyers left Tuesday for
Denver.
Horace Kruse arrived Tuesday flom
New York City to visit his parents.
Fred Newmeyer, superintendent of
the Leyden coal mines, was up yester-
day to look at some local mines.
Miss Agnes Sennett of Victor, has
been visiting with friends here for
few days.
Mrs. VIM. Wood returned from a
several weeks visit to Denver Friday,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Chris
Hesselbine.
Tom Davidson of the Old Soldiers
h me at Monte Vista, Colo, came up
Tuesday to visit his daughter.