Gilpin observer., 1910-08-11
MENTION

nrday to spend week with his
family.
Walter Scott left Sunday morning
for Denver.
Mrs. s. E. Wolcott was among the
to leave Sunday morning
for Denver.
A. L. Anderson, wife and son left
Sunday morning for Denver.
George Oldweiler and son spent
Sunday in Denver.
DR.. E. F. Warren visited in Den
er Sunday.
Harry Sheldon, Of Denver, and Mr..
Green, of Kansas, visited with the
Richard Trevithick family Sunday.
Mrs. John Simmons of Denver Wis.
tied with Mrs. John Roberts the fore
part of the week.
Leo Voll was up from Denver Sat
urday to play for the dance.
Elmer Jansson, of Greeley, who had
been visiting the Ayers family, re-
turned the fore part of the week to
Denver.
John Hawn and family and F. s..
and H. c. Bolsinger were passengers
to Denver Saturday.
John German visited the Naugh-
tons in Denver Sunday. The Naught-
ons are conducting drug store on
South Broadway and have a good
business.
Matt Manuel was in Denver Sun
day.
Ray Kelleher spent Sunday with his
parents in Denver.
Kit McCallister visited with his
family in Denver Sunday.
Miss Ruby Rumble and sister, who
had been visiting the VIM. Hoskin
family, returned to their home in
Denver Sunday.
Misses Mamie and Sadie Cody left
Monday morning for the valley to
enjoy visit.
Oscar Rachofsky and brother, Louis
drove to Tolland Sunday, where the
former took the train for Kremmling.
He will spend a week or two at the
Morris ranch.
Harry Eilmann and party, who had
been camping at Boulder park, came
in Sunday.
Miss Edna Patterson returned the
latter part of the week from Duran
go, where she went month or more
ago to visit with relatives.
Miss Edith Davis and sister. Mabel
were up from Denver last week and
visited several days with friends.
John D. Richards returned Monday
from a trip to the valley. st ~
Miss Lottie Drew, after a short Wis
it in the city, returned Tuesday morn
ing to Fort Collins.
Toby Zanella and wife were passen-
gers on the outgoing train. Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. .Buckman, manager of the Teller
House, went to Denver Tuesday morn
ing to get a cook.
County Superintendent Frances c.
Mayhew, who had been i'll with rheu-
matism at the Clark Springs in Pueb-
10 several weeks, was able to return
home Monday evening. Mrs. Mayhem
is improving daily and her friends
hope it will be but short time be-
fore, her health is completely recover
ed.
Mrs. Sam Richards was an arrival
Tuesday morning from Denver.
Arthur Penna, formerly a resident
of this city, was an arrival Tuesday
on a visit to friends.
Miss Laura Edwards is visiting
Mrs. Melita Seymour.
Mrs. r. C. Johnson returned Tues
day evening from a weeks stay in
Milwaukee, where she was in attend
ance at the biennial meeting of the
Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Johnson was
signally honored by the convention
with one of the supreme offices.
Mrs. Crispin, of Denver, is visit
ing her son, Robert, and family.
Evan Morgan and wife were pas
sengers to the valley Tuesday.
Claude Some left yesterday morn
ing for Golden to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Edwin Rule, Sr., and daugh-
ter Laura, and Mrs. Ed. Rule, Jr.,
left Sunday afternoon for Phippsburg,
Colo. Mrs. Rule, Jr., had been Wis
iting in Central for the past five
weeks. Her husband, cd. has good
position at Phippsburg. Mrs. Rule .Sr..
and daughter will visit two weeks
with Ed. and family.
Mrs. Thomas, mother Of Ben. p,
came up from Denver Tuesday. She
was accompanied by Miss Prosser.
They will enjoy visit with Rem