Gilpin observer., 1908-04-02
PERSONAL MENTION i'm RUSSELL GULCH A

Miss Irene Slattery came up from
Denver Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Clem Heuer, her brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain of
Central City, have been here for few
days, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tripp
Golden Globe.
Prin. E. G. Green, of the high school,
is spending the vacation week at his
home in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. D. e. Wiedmann are
visiting relatives in Denver this week.
Mr. Wiedmann will attend the state as
sociation of institute instructors.
Supt. Momyer of the local schools, is
in Denver attending the state meeting
of institute instructors.
Chas. Meyer returned Tuesday morn
ing from business trip to Denver.
j. E. Lightbourn ard Thomas Potter
came up on Tuesday mornings train.
G. w. Adams and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Bunnie returned home
from Denver Tuesday evening.
Miss Lena Gilman arrived from Den
yer Tuesday.
Bruce Meyer returned Tuesday even
ing from Denver where he went on bus
mess connected with the mine.
Miss Edna Davis arrived home Tues
day evening, after enjoying a short visit
in Denver.
Kenneth Crooks left yesterday morn
ing for Denver where he will reside. He
has.accepted a very good position with
real estate firm of that city. Mr..
Crooks will make occasional visits to the
camp to look after the Eldorado mine.
A: l.. Anderson and wife returned on
Monday morning from Denver.
The Misses Heuer, sisters of Glen
Heuer, who was buried Monday, re-
turned to their home in Quincy, ILL.,, on
Monday afternoon.
George Mabee. Jr., after a short visit
with his parents, returned to Goldfield
Monday afternoon.
C. o. Richards and family went to
Denver Monday. Mr.. Richards attend
ed conference of the Methodists as a
delegate and was quite active in the af-
fairs that came before the meeting.
Marshall Draper came up from Den
yer Moniay evening.
John C. jenkins made brief visit to
the city Tuesday.
Dan Mckay was up from Denver on
business, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Davis ard mother, Mrs. w.
J. Lewis, went to Denver yesterday.
Gertrude Flaherty went to Denver
yesterday.
Chas. Trenoweth was a business pas
senger to the metropolis on yesterday
morning.
VIM. Flick and son, Lewis, went to
Denver yesterday. The latter will pro-
ceed to his ranch in Middle park. He
will remain there until after Easter and
will then return to Central and move
his family over.
John Gilman and wife have packed
their household effects and removed to
Landers, Wyo., where they will reside
permanently. Mr.. Gilman visited Lam
ders several months ago and became
very favorably impressed with the Wy
oming country.
Mrs. r. S. Harvey and children went
to Arvada Tuesday to enjoy visit.
Mrs. Maggie Elliott arrived from Vic
tor Sunday and remained for the fun
eral of her mother, Mrs. Welch.
Mayor Davies went to Denver Sunday
morning.
p. r. Alsdorf returned Monday morn
ing from Denver. Mr.. Alsdorf thinks
Denver is the coming town.
Miss Lille Rachofsky came up from
Denver this week to spend a few days
with her father and to visit with friends.
II. G. Shuck returned Monday morn
ing from Denver.
John jenkins, Jr., spent couple of
days of his spring vacation with friends
in this city. The young man takes to
city life more readily than does his
father.
Rev. r. II. Forester, formerly pas
tor of the M. Z. church in this city, but
now stationed at Lamar, was in Denver
Monday and greeted many old Central
ties at the depot.
b. E. Seymour and wife returned on
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