Gilpin observer., 1910-03-17

G. M. Laird returned Tuesday even
ing from a visit with his family in
Denver
Charles Philips and son left Mon
day for Denver. They will remain
there week and will then go to a
spring resort in Missouri, where Mr..
Philips will take the baths for kid
ney trouble. George Philips, who is
living in Utah, is expected to arrive
in Central the latter part of the week
to assist in the conduct of the busi-
ness during his fathers absence.
Guy Laird came up from Denver
Wednesday morning on business
trip.
Sol Bacharach was business pas
senger to Denver Tuesday morning.
1t is reported that Mr.. Bacharach is
thinking of getting another moving
picture machine.
Mr.. Walters, representing the Mod
ern smelter, was in the city this
week. The blowing-in of the Golden
smelter promises to put somewhat
of crimp into the Modern concern
and they are doing all they can to
hold what limited business they have
been receiving from Gilpin county.
Operators look to the Golden smell
ter to give better satisfaction than
either the Modern or the A. S. & r.
smelter.
w. H. Parenteau left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Denver.
DR.. John Cover, one of the stock
holders in the Running Lode, was a
visitor to the county Tuesday.
A. Baleria, Henry Peck, George
Peck and Otto Scheffler left this
morning for Roggen. Mr.. Peck and
Mr.. Scheffler went down to put up a
house for Mr.. Baleria, George Schnei-
der, of Black Hawk, and others who
have dry farms at Roggen.
j. w. Ellis, well known operator
of the Wideawake section, was a
visitor to the county seat Friday.
He reports his properties as looking
fine, the ore running from six to ten
ounces.
w. E. Withrow and wife were pas
sengers to Denver Saturday morning.
Mrs. Maggie Ross was business
passenger to Denver Saturday morn
ing
Dave Thompson, T. B. Bassett and
Robert Sayre, working the Sayre-
Mammoth, left Saturday morning for
Denver-principally on business.
Frank Gary was among the Central
ties to leave for the valley Saturday.
Miss Laura Ayers, who is attend
ing Normal in Greeley, was an ar
rival home Saturday to visit her
mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson was a visitor
to the Queen city Monday.
George Mabee, Jr., came up from
Denver Saturday morning.
form a business trip to the
state metropolis.
H. F. Kunter left Sunday morning
for the valley.
/. N. Welch made a hurried trip
to Denver Sunday.
John Mack spent Sunday in Denver
with his wife.
Albert Kruse and family returned
Sunday evening from Denver, where
they had been visiting James Noonan
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy went
to Denver Wednesday morning to
place their little boy in the hospi-
tai. The little fellow is suffering
from hip disease.
Miss Robertann Barbee and Miss
Lola Jacobs, who were visiting rela-
tives and friends in Central a few
days, returned Monday morning to
Denver
Ed. Morrissey, who had been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. w. ]. Stull, re-
turned Saturday afternoon to Ne
braska.
Mrs. C. S. Ripley, who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Alsdorf,
returned Monday morning to her
home in Denver.
Mrs. Robt. Wilkinson returned Sun
day evening from a weeks visit with
friends in Denver.
F. w. Dolley, manager of the Tur-
ner hall rink, made a trip to his
camp down Clear Creek Tuesday to
remove his effects TO Central, where
he will reside.
Mrs. A. H. Day left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver.