Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION

John C. Jenkins came up from Den
yer Monday evening. He is feeling
poorly.
Mrs. H. H. Lake left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver.
L.. d. Mccall was business visitor to
Denver Tuesday morning.
Miss Elsie Anger left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver.
Neil Mckay went to Denver Tuesday
morning to buy some horses. He has
been unfortunate this year with his
stock, losing horses faster than he can
buy, them.
Frank Schmidt and wife left Tuesday
for Denver to remain a few days. From
there they will take a trip over the Mof-
fat road, intending to be gone about
two weeks.
Joseph Floyd and wife returned Fri
day from two weeks stay in Denver
and Littleton.
Oscar Rachofsky left Sunday for Den
yer to remain until the fall term of
school commences. He will then go to
Boulder to resume his studies in the
State university.
Richard Floyd returned Friday from
his vacation spent in Denver While in
Denver he underwent an operation at
st. Joseph's hospital for abcess.
Robert Wilkinson went to Denver
Saturday to visit his wife, who has been
i'll in that city. Mrs. Wilkinson had
been in St. Joseph's hospital receiving
treatment for eczema. She left the
hospital last Thursday and will be able
to return home within the next week.
Mrs. Neil Mckay and son were visi-
tors to Denver Monday morning.
Fred Joyce, the ball player, left Mon
day morning for Leadville where he
will remain.
George Adams and wife were visitors
to Denver this week.
Miss Dolly Beaman left this week for
Denver, after spending the summer
with her parents.
Mrs. Jerry Nolan and family will
leave within the next week for Salt
Lake, where they will reside in the fu-
ture
Leonard Schaffnit arrived in the city
this week from st. Louis, where he had
been visiting. From here he will go to
Goldfeld. New.
Mrc P;cbord Tra,ritb;ol, o,d chiId-a,,
returned Sunday evening from FIT. Col
Inns where she had been visiting rela-
tives. Dick met them in Denver and
! accompanied them to Central.
Geo. Mabee, Sr., was passenger to
Denver Monday.
Mr.. johnson, of the Golden Rule, and
wife spent Sunday in Denver.
VIM. Warren and wife were among
the Centraltes to enjoy visit in Den
yer.
John Richards was in Denver Sunday.
M. j. Gabardi and wife went to Boul-
der park Sunday to spend the day with
the Quiller family. Max went fishing
and caught five trout about the length
of your appendix. They were so short
he had to throw them back into the
creek.
| H. F. Kunter, manager of the Golden
Rule store, returned Tuesday from an
extended stay in the east, where he
went to purchase his fall stock of goods.
Mrs. Kunter met him in Denver.
Miss Renna Simmons returned home
Tuesday from her vacation spent in the
valley with her parents.
Misses Ella and Mary Flynn came up
from Denver Tuesday morning to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. John Hibbett was an arrival
from Arvada Tuesday.
Harry Dewhurst and boys came up
from Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. John Truan of Denver, came up
Tuesday to visit Almond Thompson and
family.
John Best was an arrival from Den
yer Tuesday to look after mining bust
ness.
Mrs. Jake Leidinger was among the
arrivals from Denver Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Senate is here from Grip
pie Creek, visiting Thomas Noonan and
family.
Oscar Williams returned the latter
part of the week from Denver, where
he went to purchase some horses for his
livery barn. He brought back three
good ones.
Albert Day and Thomas Parsons re-
turned yesterday from Seattle where