Gilpin observer., 1910-09-15
PERSONAL Mention

sengers to Denver Saturday after.
noon, for brief visit.
A. L. Anderson and wife left Sat
urday for the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cox left Sat-
urday for Denver. Mrs. Cox will make
her home in Denver.
Charles Berkey and family were
among the Centralites to leave Sun
day for Denver.
Mrs. s. E. Wolcott and Miss Josie
Driscoll were passengers to Denver
Sunday morning.
Ed. Tippett attended the ball game
in Denver Sunday. He said it was
better game than he ever witnessed
on the Central grounds.
John Richards made a trip to the
big city Sunday.
Mrs. Katherine Malone and daugh-
ter. who had been visiting Mrs. Frank
Mayor, left Sunday afternoon for Kan
sas City for a few days. before pro-
ceeding to their home in New Jersey.
Mrs. Colin Becker came up from
Denver Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Mcleod.
Mrs. Frank Mayor went to Denver
! Monday morning to visit her brother,
Mike Heslin.
Mrs. c. s. Ripley was a passenger
to Denver Monday morning.
Miss Florence Johnson left Mon
day morning for Boulder. Miss John
son is attending the state univer.
sity.
| Mrs. Pete Reid, after short WIS.,
it to her husband, left Monday morn
ing for Denver.
Father Meyer was in Denver the
, fore part of the week.
James Noonan and wife, who had
been spending week in Central, left
Monday morning for Denver.
Mrs. w. H. Mcfarland, who had
been visiting two months with rela-
| tives in Ohio and points in Mime
sofa, returned home Sunday evening.
She reports fine trip believe me"
! after the first three weeks, during
| which time she suffered from the in
tense heat.
Henry Schulties left Saturday
! morning for Denver.
Mrs. Melita Seymour left Saturday
morning for Greeley. where she is at
tending the Normal.
VIM. Roberts was in Denver Sat
| urday.
Ambrose Mathes and wife were pas
sengers to Golden Saturday morning.
- John Smith. for years in. the en-
ploy of the Wells. Fargo and Adams
Express companies as messenger. left
Saturday for old Arkansas, where he
will make his home.
Miss Elizabeth Fox, who had been
visiting the past week with Mrs. Ed
win Rule and family, returned to her
home in Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Fox Is a very jolly girl and
made many friends during her short
visit here.
H. G. Williams left Saturday after
noon fol Denver, to visit his mother.
John Trevithick spent Sunday In
Denver. He saw the ball game-and
that isn't all he cast his gaze upon.
Walter Mcdonald and George Sch
neider, with a party from Jackson.
Miss. visited the Buell., King Bee
and other properties Monday.
Dan Fuelscher and c. A. hammers.
Of Denver, drove over from Tolland
Monday evening. Ignatz Meyer went
over to meet them.
George Matthews stopped over in
Golden Tuesday for a short time, be-
ing en- route from Central City to
take up his studies again at the
University of Colorado.-Golden Tran
script.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Altvater, of
Fort Morgan. are spending several
days in Golden with Mrs. Altvater's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maughan.-Gol-
den Transcript.
Mrs. NJ. Keleher returned Tuesday
morning from Denver, where she had
been visiting since Sunday.
Among the Centralites to leave for
Denver Sunday to spend the day was
George Mayor. He didn't go down to
see the ball game, as there Is not
enough life In that kind Of game
to suit George. He went down to
we'll, 'nuff sed.
Mrs. Frank Mayhem was a passen-
ger to Denver yesterday morning.
e. 8. Moulton was passenger to
, Denver Wednesday morning. Mr..
Moulton is recovering from severe
, attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Edwin Rule, Sr.. was a pas
aanper tn Denyer veaterday morning