Gilpin observer., 1907-09-19
PERSONAL Mention

uSPuey uioSAiSI oe1oHiiCy VI NTdilu CUuIl-
ty, was in the city this week:on busi-
ness before the district court.
c. E. MCGEE of Kremmling, was here
this week on court business.
Robert Prichard and family removed
Saturday afternoon to Perigo, where
Mr.. Prichard will open saloon.
Miss Laura Edwards, head clerk at
the New York Store, visited with her
mother in Denver on Sundhy. Miss
Edwards is preparing to leave the first
of next month for Denver to make her
future home.
Miss May Keleher was among the
Centralites to spend Sunday.in the beau
tiful city of Denver.
Richard Floyd left Sunday for La
Plata, N. M, where he will spend his
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mss. Jas. Moody accompanied
their guests who had been visiting with
them several weeks, as far as Denver
Monday morning.
Frank Schmidt and wife were in Den
yer Sunday and enjoyed the day very
much.
John Henry Kruse left Tuesday morn
ing on visit to relatives at Elizabeth,
Colo. He will be absent about three
days.
w. C. Fullerton went to Denver last
week on business trip.
R. L. Martin and H. C. Eastman came
up from Denver Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. jenkins, Miss
Clara Martin and Walter Kane were
visitors to American City Sunday.
H. H. Lake and wife left on Tuesday
morning for six weeks visit to Mon
treal, Canada, New York and Boston.
During the absence of Mr.. Lake C. o.
Richards will assist in the bank.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane left for
Denver Monday afternoon.
H. Ehrhardt of the Nemaha Gold
Mining company, accompanied by his
wife, left Tuesday morning for Denver.
A. Baleria was business passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning.
H. A. Hicks went to Denver Tuesday
morning on legal business.
Chase Withrow made business trip
to Denver Tuesday.
Ambrose Mathes went to Denver the
latter part of the week to purchase new
fixtures for his saloon.
F. N. Comfort returned Sunday even
ing from Denver where he had gone to
visit with his wife. A couple of weeks
ago Mrs. Comfort underwent an opera
tion at st. Luke's hospital and Mr. Com
fort reports that she is doing nicely.
C. C. McCallister went to Denver on
Sunday morning to visit with his family.
Mrs. Pete Daily was passenger to
the capital:city Wednesday morning.
Max Gabardi went to Denver yester-
day on business.
Harry Dewhurst Of the Light COM
pany, made business trip to the me-
tropolis yesterday morning.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane and daughter
Yetta, who had been spending month
or more in the city, returned to Denver
yesterday.
Mrs. H. ]. Nesper left for Denver on
Monday afternoon to remain until her
health improves. Mrs. Nesper is con-
templating trip to the coast and will
leave shortly for visit to friends and
relatives in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. A. Fuelscher and mother left
yesterday morning for Denver.
Mrs. L. R. Roy and daughter were
passengers on yesterday mornings train
for Denver.
Albert Champion, who has been So
journing up in Mackey, Idaho, for the
past few months, arrived home Tuesday
evening on visit to his folks.
Bruce Meyers returned yesterday
from visit to Denver and Tolland.
Louis j. Rachofsky returned Thurs
day evening from his hunting and fish
ing trip to Routt county. Louis says
he had a fine time and he reports that
Leo Vol, who went with him, is 30 fa-
vorably impressed with the country
that he has decided to remain another
week.