Gilpin observer., 1908-12-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Thursday for Georgetown. They have
taken contract on tunnel and will
drive it about 200 feet. In the mean
time their many friends will miss them.
Tom Jordan and wife went to Denver
last Tuesday where they will reside.
Chas. Trenoweth was passenger to
Denver Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Frank Teats went to Denver
yesterday morning.
Elmer Reynolds took in the sights of
the Queen city yesterday.
Bob Holmes was passenger to the
valley yesterday morning.
Will Adams went to Boulder county
yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Day went to Denver Mon
day morning.
Roy Williams was business passen-
ger to Denver Monday.
J.C. Fleschhutz was transacting bus
mess matters in Denver the first of the
week.
Lena Gilman returned Monday from
a trip to Denver.
Geo. Settle of the Continental Oil
company, was up Monday.
Will Elliott, of Victor, and father, of
Denver, were up Monday.
Judge Hicks and wife went to Den
yer Tuesday.
John Jordan arrived Tuesday evening
from Oak Creek where he has been
working for the Leyden Coal company.
Jim Ingram arrived from Victor last
Tuesday. He will visit with his brother
Frank at Pine Creek for few days.
Henry Altvater went to Denver Sat-
urday morning.
DIR. Brewster was visiting in the
Queen city Saturday.
Clair Fowler was visitor to Denver
Saturday morning.
A. L. Anderson was a passenger to
the Queen city Saturday.
E. S. Moulton was passenger to
Denver Saturday on business.
Mrs. A. Anderson and daughter went
to Denver Saturday.
Ii. P. Davies went to Denver Satur-
day to visit with his family.
Jos. Hesselbine went to Denver Sat-
urday afternoon to visit with his folks
for few days.
Mr.. Sayre was passenger to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Kuens was taking in the sights
of the capital city Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Rogers of Boulder, former
ly an old-time resident of Nevadaville,
is in the city on a visit to Mrs. Jane
Williams and other friends.
DR.. Asquith was passenger to Den
yer Wednesday afternoon.
George Parsons, who has been visit
ing with his parents in this city, return
ed to Idaho Springs Wednesday.
Thomas Champion was summoned to
Denver Wednesday on account of the
serious illness of his wife, who is in the
hospital.
Mark Hyndman went to Denver yes
terday on business.
VIM. Chas. Matthews left this morn
ing for the metropolis.
Neil Mckay went to Denver this
morning.
Chase Withrow was passenger to
Denver this morning on legal business.
Flor Ashbaugh and family left this
morning for Missouri where they will
visit with his parents for some time.
James Lightbourn left this morning
for the Queen city.
Jack Keveln, the popular engineer
on the Cook mine, spent few days last
week in Denver with friends and at the
ranch home near Leyden with his par
rush-abouts while there, and some talk
abouts, but no "in-and-outs." Jack
says he is contented with holding the
brakes at the Cook, and no $3.50 per"
goes with him.
A stull gave way in the stope in the
1400-foot level Of the Cook on Monday
evening, letting many tons of dirt down.
Several men were imprisoned in the
stope and diff for half an hour or more,
but fortunately were not in danger.
Jack Costello, who was working in the
stope, thought his end had come and
offered un a fervent nraver