Gilpin observer., 1909-02-18
PERSONAL MENTION

to Denver Tuesday morning.
Neil Mckay was transacting bust
ness in the state metropolis Tues
day.
Herbert Bowden, of the Jefferson-Ca
houn properties, was in Denver on
Tuesday.
F. E. Peterson, the local caterer,
made a trip to Denver Tuesday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Rank returned from Denver
Monday evening.
E. Goldman left Sunday afternoon
for Denver to see the sights. MIR.
Goldman suffered considerably as a
result of the cold spell in the Queen
city.
Mrs. John Lewis came up from
Denver Monday evening.
]. c. Fleschhutz, who had been at
tending to business in Denver, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Abe Rachofsky spent Sunday with
his family in Denver, returning Mon
day evening.
Rev. Milliken and wife arrived on
Monday from Florence to enjoy a
visit with Mrs. L. Monroe. Rev
Milliken several months ago was pas
tor of the local NJ E. church. He
was greeted by many Central friends
Miss May Richards was among the
arrivals from Denver Monday even
ing.
Mrs. May Neighwaun, the hair
dresser who had been treating the
scalps of majority of the Central
ties the past two months, departed
Tuesday morning for Kansas City,
She intends to return to Central
during the summer.
A. L. Anderson boarded the train
Sunday morning for Denver.
P. R. Alsdorf, F. ]. Altvater, C. E.
Wiley, VIM. Lewis and Ed. Tippett
were among the numerous Centralites
to spend Lincoln's birthday in Denver.
Mrs. Sam Emery left Friday for Boul
der county to join her husband, who
now resides in that section of the state.
F. S. Bolsinger and wife went to Den
yer Saturday to remain day or two.
DR.. E. F. Warren was a business
passenger to Denver Saturday morn
ing.
Steve Laner left for Denver Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. johnson, of the Golden Rule
store, was called to Oklahoma Satur-
day, owing to the death of his mother.
VIM. Martin left the latter part of
the week for Arvada.
Thomas Jordan and wife came up
from Denver Monday evening to attend
the funeral of Chas. Rowe.
Rue Manhire, wife and daughter, who
are interested in the War Dance suit,
were passengers co Golden and Denver
yesterday.
Mike Klais and Chas Manhire were
passengers on yesterday mornings
outgoing train.
VIM. Memo left yesterday for the val
ley.
l.. ]. Williams returned Monday from
business trip to Denver.
Judge w. C. Matthews left Tuesday
for the valley on legal business in con-
nection with the War Dance case.
Mrs. Richard Champion arrived Sum
day last from Arvada to join her hus-
band, who has good position on the
Cook property. They have gone to
housekeeping in the NARROW residence
on Eureka street.
Miss Conrad, who had been playing
the piano at the Dreamland theater,
left Tuesday for Boulder, her home, to
remain. The young lady was rapidly
becoming a favorite and those who
made her acquaintance regretted very
much to see her leave.
C. o. Richards and wife were passen-
gers to the valley yesterday morning.
They went down to take in the big city
and to keep posted in the War Dance
litigation.
Alfred Thomas, former resident of
Central but now living in FIT. Morgan,
after very pleasant visit with his
friends here, returned home yesterday
morning.
Charles Trenoweth was business
visitor to the Queen city on yesterday
morning
H. F. Hunter of the Golden Rule
store, returned the latter part of the
week from stock purchasing expedi-
tion to St. Louis. Mr.. Hunter left yes
terday for Denver on more business.