Gilpin observer., 1910-07-07
Personal Mention

he returns to Colorado he will re
lieve the C. & S. agent at Golden
perhaps remaining there permanently
H.. is fond of Golden on account O:
the brewery.
Mrs. A. Bitzenhoffer and Elden left
Saturday morning for Denver to Wis
It friends and take in everything
tha' afforded entertainment. They re
Turned last evening.
Mrs. John Hibbett visited in the
Capital city Sunday.
Andy Erickson was a passenger or
Saturday afternoons train, bound fol
the big city.
Miss Lavina Philips was in Den
yer Sunday and the Fourth. 1t wa:
too hot in Denver, or the young lad,
would have been there yet.
Miss Eustice, of Denver, came tt
Central Saturday evening to visit the
Flick family.
DR.. ]. NJ. Hannah and wife were ar
rivals Saturday evening from Denver
to remain until after the Fourth
They were the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Totman.
Mrs. Carkeek, of Silver Plume, wa.
an arrival Saturday evening on {
visit to her sister, Mrs. Sid Chapple
Mrs. Thos. Bennetts of Denver, also
visited with the Chapple's the pas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore were Wis
itors to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mayor Saturday evening.
Jim McGinnis made a flying trir
to the state metropolis Sunday morn
ing.
Ed. Hansen and wife were passen
gers to Denver Sunday morning.
Joe Williams and wife spent the
Fourth at Hot Sulphur Springs. ice
he caught some fish and this pledge
no doubt, is what is prolonging his
absence from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuhns were pas.
sengers to Denver Sunday.
F. Hardy and wife spent the Fourth
in Denver.
Ben and Clarence Slattery and
Sterling Heuer were in Denver for
the Fourth.
Charts. Cassagranda and wife re.
turned Tuesday morning from a visit
to all the points of interest in Den,
yer.
Chad. Rutherford, of Leyden. was
visiting friends in Central the latter
part of the week.
John Macarthur and family left Sun
day morning for Denver to remain q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hampton made a
trip to the valley Sunday.
Richard Fraser and family went to
Denver to see the fireworks.
p. E. Ladwig, Will Bosanko, Henry
Hedden and DIR. E. F. Warren went
over to Fall River to. enjoy picnic
the Fourth and finally wound up in
Idaho Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Some return
ed Monday from visit to Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yackey went to Den
yer Monday.
James Noonan and family were up
from Denver Sunday and Monday.
w. E. Withrow went to Denver and
Monday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen, Jr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hansen, of
Denver, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Anderson during the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neil, of Sun
shine. Colo. are Visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Neil, Sr.
Mrs. Richard Rodda, Of Denver, is
Mrs. Morgan.
w. c. Matthews and family went
over the Moffat road to Sulphur
Springs to spend the Fourth. The
Judge may do some fishing-that is,
he will make a strenuous effort to
catch some fish.
]. T. McNelly. an old-time lawyer
OF Denver, was In the city yesterday
on legal business. It was the first
visit Of Mr.. McNeely to Central and
Black Hawk in 2S years. In 1882, dur
ing political campaign. Jim Belford
was scheduled to deliver an address
in Black Hawk. He was unable to fill
the engagement and Mr.. McNeely
came to Black Hawk and delivered
the speech.
John Mckay went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to remain over Sun.
day with his family.
Mrs. c. w. Hancher and mother,
Mrs. Hyden. left Friday afternoon for
Denver to spend week with friends.
Miss Nellie Vincent and mother are
a week in Denver.