Gilpin observer., 1908-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION

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and family at Mountain City. After
due justice was done to the big turkey
and "fiXins," beside the "minces pie, -
they returned that evening to our sister
city, accompanied by Thos. Parsons and
Miss Ella Parenteau and Miss Gene
Oates. This was jolly combination
and it goes without saying that Thanks
giving day was celebrated in fitting
manner by them. Beau Brummel Par
sons did the turn at Idaho. 'Nuff said.
George Pretti of Louisville, Colorado,
came up to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. John Zadra. He left Friday,
but will return again in the near future
with his family and expects to locate
here.
Ben Pretti of Victor, another brother
of Mrs. Zadra. was up to attend the
funeral. He returned Saturday morr-
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Frank and Doaro Zadra of Leadville.
i were in attendance at the Zadra funeral
last Thursday morning.
County Commissioner Elect C. O.
Richards returned Saturday from an
eastern business trip. During his alb
SERGE he visited his old home in central
Iowa and found that section most pros
porous. It is an agricultural center and
consequently does not boast of any rich
War Dances
Night Marshal Gus. Krnse has heer
making frequent trips TO Denver of late
to have his ewes treated. Ernest Carter
is doing police dutv and is attending to
the Office in a most satisfactorv manner.
He eniovs rsking trims to Gilpin these
breezy nights to assist in the arrest of
those who tranpress the law.
Percv Alsdorf. accompanied bv his
wife. left Saturday for Denver. Tho
object of his visits to the can'tal is not
known. hut one thing &c certain. he is
not LOOKING for any plums under the
new administration.
Master Walter Fuelche-. who bad
been spending THANKSGIVING with his
grandfather and uncle. returned to his
home in Denver Sunday afternoon. The
vour~ man is decidelv fond of turkev
and likewise has an admiration for the
gert'er sev.
H. p. McClelland. who is operating
the BRIGHTON. returned from visit to
Idaho Sprines Tuesday evening.
H. A. Hicks and family returned from
Denver Tuesday. The Hicks will re-
move to Denver in week or two and
remain until after the meeting of the
legislature.
w. H. Parenteau returned Tuesday
from a trim to the valley.
George Mabee. .Ir.. was q passenger
to Denver Monday.
Thomas Jordan went to Denver We'd
nesdav morning, where he will make
his home.
Nels and .Iohn Bishop and VIM. Johns
left yesterday for Georgetown where
they will remain for some time They
went over to look after mining pro-
position.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Totman went to
Denver Yesterday morning to take in
the sights and to see Santa Claus.
E. S. Moulton was business passen-
ger to Denver Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Frank Mayor left yesterday for
Denver to enjoy visit.
Mrs. VIM. Hambly and daughter left
yesterday for Yampa where they will
join Mr.. Hambly and make their resi-
dence.
Oscar Williams returned Saturday
from his trip to Bisbee and other towns
in the southwest. He was not pleased
with that section. Business is fair but
the towns are very unsanitary. Mr..
Williams says Central is beauty spot
compared to Bisbee.
J. C. Fleschhutz left this morning for
Denver.
VIM. Harvey made his weekly trip to
the metropolis this morning.
Bruce Meyers left this morning for
Chicago.
Miss Lena Eilmann went to Denver
today.
Max Gabardi left yesterday after
noon for Denver.
Mrs. Fl. j. Nesper was passenger
to the valley yesterday afternoon.
John c. Jenkins was an arrival from
Denver last evening.
George Maloney returned Wednesday
evening from short business trip to
Denver.
Judge Ashbaugh and wife came up
from below last evening. Mrs. Ash
baugh had been visiting relatives in
Victor.
John Hamllik returned last night from
Denver.
Dnd Graves rntiirned last eueninor