Gilpin observer., 1910-11-03
PERSONAL MENTION


hunting Sunday in the vicinity of
Forks Creek. They bagged few bun
niles.
Al. Vincent was in Denver the lat
two.
Humphrey Williams and family re-
turned Monday evening from a
months visit in St. Louis, Iowa and
other eastern points. OF all the
places they visited they claim Cen
trail has them all bested-for quiet
ness.
Miss Lilly Rachofsky left Sunday for
Denver.
DR.. Saunders took Charles Cronin
to the hospital in Denver Sunday.
The patient is ailing with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Louis Mack, of Denver, after
a visit Of several days with her moth
er, Mrs. Zeigie, returned home Tues
day.
]. c. Jenkins was up from Denver
Tuesday. This is Mr.. Jenkins first
trip to Central in several weeks. He
has been under the weather.
Charles McMaster went to Denver
Wednesday morning.
]. NJ. Seright was a passenger to
Denv n yesterday morning on legal
business.
Mrs. John Moore came up from Der
yer Tuesday evening and will visit
her mother, Mrs. Frank Mayor.
VIM. Flynn, of this city, is now
working for the Pioneer company in
Apex. When it comes to concrete
work, they all have to go some to
beat Bill.
Nick Johns and John Oliver were
out cunning Sunday and such a
slaughter of rabbits was never heard
OF before. One in the vicinity of
where the gentlemen were hunting
would have thought that a war was
on between two European nations so
rapid was the firing.
Mrs. Emma Ma:schoss, after a day
of two visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Jenkins, returned Sunday to Den
yer.
Mrs. VIM. Hambly, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Mccullough, left for her home at
Oak Creek Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Oliver returned Sunday
to her home in Denver. She had been
visiting Frank Rule and family.
D. Sullivan, of Gilpin, was visiting
In Central few days this week. Mr..
Sullivan has some good properties in
the vicinity OF Gslpin and claims some
high grade ore has been encountered
In several Of the mines of that Sec
tion Of late.
Mrs. VIM. Ralph left for the val
ley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Roberts were
among the passengers to leave Sun
day afternoon for Denver.
James Wood drove in from camp
Clifford Thursday.
G. M. Laird returned Monday even
Ing from Denver. He went down pri-
marily to see II the political situation
in Denver afforded any encourage.
ment for Republican success next
Tuesday. AS he was downcast and
morose upon his return, 1t Is presum-
ed he learned nothing in the capital
city that was in any way consoling.
Miss Hazel Stribley, a student of
the Denver university, visited her
parents Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Stribley is acquiring knowledge rapid
ly and it will not be long before she
will be better equipped intellectually
than her father.
Mrs. S. A. Lundvall and daughter
left Tuesday for California, where
they will make an extended stay.
Miss May Slattery went to Denver
Friday to spend few days visiting
with relatives and friends.
Miss Loretta Loughran was a pas.
senger to the valley Friday afternoon
to visit.
Miss Sadie Cody left Friday after.
noon for Denver and Boulder, return
ing Sunday evening.
Mrs. Henry Peck was a passenger
Friday to the valley. Mrs. Joe Shul-
ties accompanied her.
Mrs. Peter Macken went to Denver
Friday.
A. L. Anderson went to Denver
Sunday. He remained until Monday
evening. returning with his mother
His mother had been very Ill in Den
yer. but is much improved.
Dan Mckay made a trip to Denver
Saturday, to visit over Sunday with