Gilpin observer., 1910-07-14
PERSONAL Mention.

Harry Richards, OF New York, was
an arrival in the city the latter part
of the week on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Owen. Mr.. Richards was
a former resident and business man
OF this city.
Mrs. Sam Thomas and Mrs. Joe
Flynn left Monday for Golden.
Mrs. James Tierney and daughter,
after pleasant visit with John Tier.
ney and family. returned Monday to
their home in Leadville.
Lumley Anderson, OF Boise, Ida,
was an arrival Monday evening. He
will attend to matters pertaining to
the closing of the Golden Rule store.
VIM. Trevithick, OF Fort Collins, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM. Gumma.
Forbes Rickard, of the Chaos mine,
was an arrival Monday on business.
DR.. E. o. Samuels and wife left
Tuesday morning for New Mexico,
| where they will likely remain. The
doctor and wife were arrivals to
| Central two or three weeks ago and
had intended making this city their
home, but the altitude being too
high. they thought they had better
+, return to the south.
Mrs. Geo. Mabee, Sr., and son,
Darrow, went to Denver Tuesday
morning.
Merle NARROW and wife were ar
, rivals from Denver Saturday evening
and will spend a week in the city,
visiting with relatives and friends.
F. NJ. Mayhew went to Pueblo Sat
urday afternoon to visit over Sunday
with his wife. He returned Monday
evening and reported Mrs. Mayhem
as greatly improved.
! w. T. Plemmons and family arriv.
ed home Monday evening from a
several weeks stay in LaPlata, Mo.
They had intended remaining in Miss.
ouri few weeks longer but the
weather was SO hot and the mosqui-
toes so numerous, they concluded to
return to the comfortable atmosphere
of Central.
Mrs. H. D. ingalls,, Of Boulder, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Har-
vey.
Miss Elsie Levin, who had been
spending a week or more in the city
as the guest of Miss Lily Rachofsky,
| Iy-af 70 hav tn
today.
Mrs. I. N. Welch and daughter re-
turned Monday evening from a three
weeks visit in Oak Creek, with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hepborn. Mr.. Welch
went over to Oak Creek Friday and
accompanied his family home.
Jack Crago, who became well
known about year and half ago.
on account of his exciting trips be-
tween this city, Russell Gulch and
Idaho Springs, was an arrival last
Friday evening to renew old ac-
Quaintances. Jack is now located at
Seattle, WASH, and is a travelling
salesman for the Aluminium Cooking
Utensil company of that city. He was
granted a vacatior-and for various
reasons chose Central as the ideal
spot. But, 10! and behold-well we
sympathize with Jack for humping
into such hard luck.
Mrs. Sam Richards and son went
to Denver yesterday afternoon to
Join Mr.. Richards, who has a posi-.
ton with the Morey Mere company.
Albert Soheff,er left yesterday af.
ternoon for California.
Ernest Morgan, who was visiting
friends in the city returned yester-
day to the valley.
H. G. Shuck went to Denver yester.
day afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. McKibben and daughter
left this morning for Denver.
| VIM. Harvey and Ike Young were
passengers on this mornings outgo-
ing train. The former went to Den
yer and the latter to Loveland.
Clifford Parsons and wife went to
Cripple Creek Sunday to visit Mr..
Parsons mother.
Miss Effle Reynolds, who had been
visiting the Will Roberts family re-
, turned Sunday to Silver Plume.
Miss Jergins.. after an extended
visit with Albert Gundy and family,
returned Tuesday to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. s. w. Tyler and mother left
Tuesday for Denver.
Fred Belcher was a business pas