Gilpin observer., 1910-07-28
MENTION

Peter McFarlane was called to Den
yer Tuesday morning on business.
Prof. Bowes returned to Denver
Tuesday morning.
Neil Mckay and family made trip
to Denver Tuesday.
VIM. Hoefle was a visitor to Den
yer Tuesday. He wanted to get a
little of the heat the people Of the
Capital city are enjoying.
George Stewart, of Yankee Hill, was
a passenger Tuesday morning to Den
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane, of Den
yer, visited the Totman's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcleod drove
in from Twelve Mile the latter part
of the week. They were members of
the cast in the presentation Of 1.-THE
Monk of San Juan"
Mr.. Kinney, of Toledo, O., interest
ed in the Gladstone property, return
ed Sunday morning to his home, af-
ter an inspection of his property.
Mr.. Mccormick. Of Hahns Peak,
drove from Boulder in an automobile
Saturday evening. He drove from here
to Idaho Springs and went from there
to Steamboat Springs.
Miss Margaret Keleher went to
Denver Sunday morning to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Granville was among the
passengers bound for Denver Sunday
morning.
Frank Owen and wife spent Sunday
in Denver.
Joe Floyd, of the New York store,
was in Denver Sunday on business
and pleasure.
Mrs. VIM. Bishop, Sr., Mrs. Thos.
Collins, Miss Ethel and Will Bishop
were up from Denver Sunday, and
spent the day with VIM. Bishop and
family.
Thomas Davidson was an arrival
Sunday from the Soldiers home at
Monta Vista.
Frank Mayhem went to Pueblo Sun
day to see his wife. He reports her
as getting along nicely and thinks
she will be able to return home with
in the next week.
Mrs. Temple, who had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Marlow, return
ed to Denver Thursday afternoon.
DR.. ]. w. Enos and Geo. Mabee, Sr.
were business passengers to Denve
Saturday morning.
Mss Minnie Frey was among the
Centralites to leave Saturday for the
Capital city.
Mrs. Mary Moore, after visit with
Mrs. Frank Mayor, left Saturday for
Denver.
A. Lipp, a former resident of this
city and Black Hawk, was here the
latter part of the week on business.
He returned to Denver Saturday.
Mrs. John Cody went to Denver
Saturday to visit Mr.. Cody.
Miss Nellie Eruhl was a visitor to
the valley Saturday.
Mr.. Clapp, interested with w. H.
Mcfarland in mine operations here
abouts, after short business visit,
returned Saturday to his home in
Toledo. o.
Miss Lily Spear departed for the
valley Saturday.
Miss Minnie Martin left Saturday
for Denver to enjoy a visit.
nd u-if u,hn had
been visiting Mr.. Parsons mother in
Victor, returned home the latter part
of the week.
Miss Clara Belle Sawyer was up
from Denver Saturday to participate
in the production of THE Monk of
San Juan"
Mrs. Maggie Ross returned from
a business and pleasure trip to the
valley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Kunter left
Tuesday afternoon for Denver After
visit of two or three days in Den
yer, they will proceed to Idaho Falls,
Idaho. where Mr.. Kunter will engage
in business. Mr.. Kunter said business
would require his return to Central
within a month for few days.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell, Of Denver, was
an arrival Tuesday. She will visit
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Day.
VIM. Trebilcock and Herb. Spargo,
who had been building an ice house
near Palmer Lake. returned to Cen
trail the fore part of the week. Chris.
Fischer, who was assisting them with
the work, accompanied them as far
rs Denver and then left for Ne
braska.