Gilpin observer., 1909-01-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Elmer Eldredge, after spending
couple of days in Denver, mingling
with the fancy animals at the stock
show, returned home Saturday. The
gentleman says he would have brought
some of the beautiful work horses
back with him If he could have got
ten them in the car.
w. o. jenkins went to Denver Sat
urday to visit his wife, who is rap
idly recovering from an operation.
| l.. ]. Williams and wife went to
Denver Saturday morning to visit
friends.
Mrs. John Loughran was a passen-
ger to Denver Saturday morning. She
went down to see the Mackin baby
| and to offer what relief she could
to her grandchild, who was very i'll.
Her daughter, Frances, accompanied
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Totman were
passengers to Denver Saturday morn
ing visit short time. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d.
Draper.
c. o. Richards. Mike Klais, c. Man.
hire, Rue Manhire and wife, War
Dance lessees, left Saturday morn
ing for Golden to hear the arguments
before Judge Mccall in the injunction
proceedings, applied for by A. G.
Elliott.
Herbert Bowden was a business
passenger to Denver Saturday morn
ing.
c. Strong and wife were among
Saturday mornings passengers, bound
for the capital city.
Miss Nellie Anger departed Satur.
day morning for the big city.
Mrs. L. V. Howard, who had been
visiting three weeks with Mrs. w.
j. Stull, returned to her home in
Denver Friday afternoon. Her hus-
band, a prominent physician in Den
yer, came up to see what had be-
come Of his better half. thinking she
had fallen into a prospect hole.
Elmer Richards and Richard Cham
pion spent the latter part of the
| week in Denver, witnessing the big
stock show.
Mrs. Rose Tascher left for Denver
Friday of last week on a short visit.
This was the first trip the lady had
made to Denver in a number Of years
and it is needless to say was hugely
enjoyed.
Jack Wells was determined to see
the fine stock exhibited in Denver
last week and boaded the train for
the metropolis. Mr.. Wells knows at
a glance the difference between a
coach animal and draft horse.
j. NJ. Seright left for the valley
the latter part of the week on a
I lawing expedition.
| Robt. Wilkinson was in Denver the
latter part of last week on mining
business.
VIM. Sibley left Tuesday afternoon
for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Henley went to
Denver Tuesday afternoon to attend
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tive.
John c. Jenkins came up from Den
yer Tuesday morning to see II he
could note any improvement in the
town.
Geo. Mabee, Sr., returned from
business trip to the metropolis Tues
day.
R. B. Brown returned Tuesday from
Denver.
L. r. Searle, who has mining opera
tions in the county, came up from
Denver Tuesday.
Thomas Colbert, after a very busy
stay in Denver, returned the latter
part of the week. He had his eyes
fixed and looked after other things
which needed attention. He would
have remained longer but his purse
needed replenishing.
Chris Fischer, who had been spend
ing several weeks in Nebraska, re.
turned to the city Friday.
Mitch Griffith and Ike Hardy were
seen about the stock show in Den
yer last week.
Frank Hepburn, Mike brennan, Ar
thur Liss and VIM. Eutenir composed
party that left for Bonanza, Colo. on
Thursday Of last week. II many more
of the Central people leave for this
new camp the name Of the place will
be changed to Central City, Jr.
Morris Hazard returned yesterday
from FIT. Collins, where he was
called last week on account of the
death of his mother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Loughran came