Gilpin observer., 1910-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Hyden, who had been visiting
some time with Rev. c. w. Hancher
and family, returned Monday to her
home in the east. Mrs. Hancher ac-
companied her as far as Denver.
Frank Christensen and bride. after
a visit with James Mindehaugh of
this city, returned Monday to White
Wood, s. D., where they will make
their home. Their honeymoon spent
in Gilpin county, was very pleas
ant one and the newly married couple
were reluctant to leave.
Conductor Peter Reid has been as
signed to another run and left Cen
trail Monday. Conductor Jacobs will
have the run out of Central during
the winter.
Thomas Reynolds paid Frank Teats
and family visit this week and re-
turned Tuesday to Denver. Mr.. Reg
nolds has mining interests in the
county.
VIM. Trebilcock returned Monday
from a trip to Denver. A nephew, a
recent arrival from England, came up
with him..
Mrs. Albert Nancarrow and family
were arrivals Monday on visit to
Mrs. VIM. Ayers. They have just re-
turned from six months visit in
England. Their home is in Victor.
George Osborn is here from Routt
county. visiting the Trevithick family.
Norman Morrison took a trip to
Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. James Rule was a visitor to
Denver Tuesday.
E. S. Moulton was a business Wis
itor to Denver Tuesday.
VIM. Hoefle left Tuesday for a
brief visit in the Capital city.
S. A. Rank was passenger to
Boulder Tuesday.
c. L. Gage and L. B. Newly. who
came from the east last week to
make arrangements to resume opera
tions on the Rails County mine, left
Friday morning for Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs to spend few days be-
fore continuing their journey home.
They intend to return to Central
within the next month.
Mrs. F. Crane, nee Flynn, who had
been visiting her mother and sister.
left Sunday for Telluride to join her
husband.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. McShane went
down to the ranch yesterday after
noon. -.4.,.-a4- Oh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Penaluna
who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Simon Roberts, returned this morn
ing to their home in the east.
Mrs. Chas. Trenoweth left this
morning for Boulder. After a brief
stay there she will go to Cripple
Creek to visit her daughter.
VIII Harvey is in Denver today,
skirmishing around for some meat.
Mrs. C. S. Ripley and Mrs. P. R.
Alsdorf left yesterday afternoon for
Denver. P. R. remained at home to
watch the progress of the camp.
Mrs. Joe Reiva and children left
Saturday morning for Crest.
DR.. E. F. Warren went to Denver
Friday morning to meet his mother
in-law on her arrival from Hennessey,
Okla. They returned to Central on
the evening train.
w. A. Funk and wife were visitors
to Denver Friday.
Mrs. l.. ]. Williams went to Golden
Friday to visit her mother
r. w. Cokell came up from Denver
Saturdaym orning on business, He is
interested in the Buell. and other
properties. Mr.. Cokell said he expect
ed operations to be started in the
Buell. before long.
Humphrey Williams left Tuesday af
ternoon for St. Louis. where he will,
visit a week. From there he goes to
Cicero, Ind. where his wife has been
visiting since August. After short
stay in Cicero. Mr. and Mrs. Williams
will journey to points in Wisconsin
and Illinois.
Frank McGinnis came up from Col
den Friday and relieved Desmond
Coughlin. who had been filling the
position OF station agent during the
summer Mr.. Snyder. travelling audi
tor of the c. & s. checked Mr..
Coughlin out. Mr.. Coughlin is again
stationed at Forks Creek.
Miss Hazel Stribley visited during
the week end with her parents. Miss
Stribley is attending the Denver Uni.
versity.
Horace Morrison left Saturday for
Breckenridge.
Mrs. r. o. Nichols, Of Denver. who
had been visiting Peter McFarlane