Gilpin observer., 1908-07-02
PERSONAL Mention

DR.. Grayson of Apex, was visitor to
this city Sunday morning and witnessed
the ball game in the afternoon. This
most enterprising booster for the Pine
Creek district and the county at large,
is highly pleased with the general out
look.
Chas. Hemberger of Apex, was Wis
itor to this city Saturday evening and
returned Sunday to the diggings.
Angelo Baleria, wife and daughter,
were visitors to the Boulder park and
Pine creek sections on Sunday.
H. c. Hurd, the popular salesman of
the Graham Paper company of Denver,
came up to Golden on Saturday after
noon with his wife and two babies and
his mother, Mrs. j. D. Hurd, who at
one time resided in Central City. The
ladies visited with Mrs. John Oliver,
and H. C. made us a welcome call. Col
den Globe.
w. C. Matthews went to Denver on
Sunday afternoon. He had legal bust
ness in the district court Monday.
Sheriff Cody went to Boulder Satur-
day afternoon to visit over Sunday with
his family. His family will come to
Central in a few days to remain during
the summer months.
Miss Bonnie Mckay, of Denver, is
spending the week IN the city, the
guest of Miss Vera Hicks.
Ed Mitchell, who is some smoke in
the Republican ranks of Gilpin county,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday
He came up from Denver to look after
his mining interests.
Rev. w. C. Millikan went to Denver
Wednesday where he will spend couple
of weeks. The altitude in Central is too
high for him and it is doubtful if he will
be able to live here again permanently.
Mr.. Millikan will manage to fill the pull
pit of the M. E. church until the Con-
ference.
VIM. Blake, formerly manager of the
Senator Mines company, was an arrival
from Salt Lake Monday. The gentle
men is now located in the Norman City,
being manager of large creamery in
that place.
Judge Flor Ashbaugh left Wednesday
morning, for Nevada, Mo-, where he
will visit with his parents until the 18th
or goth of this month.
Senator Henry M. Teller came up
from Denver yesterday to look after
his various holdings. There was re-
port current on the street that the OBJ
ject of Mr.. Teller's visit was for the
purpose of putting an elevator in the
Teller house and remodeling the build
ing generally.
Otto Baeder came up from Denver on
Tuesday to remain until after the cele-
bration. He will likely run with one of
the teams.
F. Bowden and wife took in the at
fractions in Denver Sunday.
l. N. Welch and wife were in Denver
Sunday, getting acquainted with the
White City.
Robert Davey and wife spent Sunday
in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gabardi took in
Denver and the White City resort SUM-
day.
Wilbur Rule and sister Beatrice, So
journed in Denver Sunday.
Rev. Father Meyer was a passenger
to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Neil Mckay and one or two others of
the War Dance millionaires went to
Denver Sunday to be present at the
hearing of their case, which came up
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Fleschhutz were
among the passengers to Denver Mon
day morning.
VIM. Auger was in Denver Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs: ]. C. McShane were
visitors to the valley Monday morning.
H. Gilman and wife returned from a
trip to Denver Monday morning.
Miss Gertrude Zahm was an arrival
Monday on visit to her sister, Mrs. A..
C. Asquith.
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