Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1910-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION

FERRY hlen went TO denver MOL
day afternoon.
Mrs Pennock and son, Walter, who
had been visiting in the city some
weeks, left Monday afternoon for
Victor.
Miss Elena Hepburn went to Den
yer Monday afternoon to attend the
Truan wedding.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane was an
arrival Monday evening from Denver
on a visit to her parents.
Almond Thompson went to Denver
Tuesday to attend the Truan we'd
ding.
Denver this week.
Bert Rule and sister, of Denver,
were up Sunday, visiting the Sam
Richards family.
]. S. Beaman and grandson, Walter
Fuelscher, went to Denver Sunday
morning. It's too cool here for Mr..
Beaman.
A. H. Day, Sherman Harvey, Will
Harvey and son, and w. G. CUTLER
drove to Rollinsville, Nederland and
the big power dam in Boulder coun-
ty Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Day Tollman and son,
Jack, are here from Cripple Creek,
visiting Mrs. Tollman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Day.
Mrs. Chas. Clark and Mrs. Debbie
Fishel, of Denver, visited the Day
family the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Fishel are old
time residents of Central, being
known as the Joslin twins, when they
were children.
Thomas Parsons received word yes
terday to leave for Denver. He in all
portability will go from Denver to
Palmer Lake to accept a position
there.
John Moothart, of Decatur, Ills,
brother-in-law of George Olweilder, Is
visitor to the city. George took him
out to Boulder park this week to
teach him how to fish.
Misses Taylor and Turner were
among the many to leave on Friday
afternoons train for the valley. Miss
Taylor will spend some time in Den
yer and Miss Turner will go to Boul-
der for the summer to attend the
institute.
Mrs. VIM. Kuhns went to Denver
the latter part of the week for
few days visit
Mrs. Ross Fields and family left
Friday afternoon to visit Mr.. Fields,
who is working at Leyden.
Miss Mary Mcleod left Saturday
afternoon for her home in Goldfield.
The young lady was one of Central's
efficient teachers in the public
schools, but has retired from school
work. Miss Mcleod is to be married
within a short time.
Mrs. Graves, of Golden, who had
been visiting relatives in Central, re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Sadly Cody, one of the attrac-
tive young lady graduates of the
State university, was an arrival home
Sunday. She will spend the summer
in Central and when school com
mences may accept a position some
where and teach.
Thomas Williams was an arrival
Saturday from Golden.
Mrs. Almond Thompson and family
left Saturday afternoon for Denver
to attend the wedding of Miss Mabel
Truan, which occurred Tuesday even
ing of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mayhem left
Sunday morning for Pueblo. Mrs.
Mayhem has been suffering of late
with rheumatism and found it neces-
sary to take the baths at the Clark
springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Brown visited
with the Tippett family in Boulder
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Memo and family, who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Johns, returned Sunday morning to
their home in Denver.
w. c.. Matthews and family spent
Sunday in Golden, visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Helen Heuer and Miss Loret-
to Mayor were among the passengers
to leave Sunday for Denver.
c. e. Wiley, wife and baby, left
Sunday for Denver. Mr.. Wiley went
down to consult his physician regard
ing his condition. The doctor advised
him not to return to Central for
several weeks.
Mrs. Ed Griffin and family spent
Sunday in Denver.
A. J. Klock, advertising manager Of
the Golden Rule stores. who had