Gilpin observer., 1910-03-10
PERSONAL MENTION

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Andy Donaldson and Ed. Goldberg,
of Apex, drove to Central Sunday and
spent few hours with friends. Sun
day was a fine day and many were
out buggy riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rue Manhire accom-
panied their son to Denver Saturday
morning.
James and Will Gray went to Boul-
der Sunday to purchase some horses
Joe Espel was among the Central
ties to leave Sunday for Denver.
Alfred Sobey was taken to Denver
Sunday for his health.
Mrs. Pete Daily left Saturday after
noon for Denver.
Abe Rachofsky and daughter, Anna,
left Saturday for Boulder to visit the
Meyer afmily.
Miss Minnie Martin was a Denver
visitor Saturday.
VIM Hos.kin went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon to spend Sunday with
his family.
Mrs. w. o. jenkins came up from
Denver Saturday evening to visit her
husband and father.
Leo Voll was up from Denver Sat-
urday evening to play for the Owl
dance.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Tatum were up
from Denver Tuesday, visiting the
Sleepy Hollow mine.
Mrs. j. G. Williams left Tuesday
afternoon for Denver to visit with
| friends.
Mrs. John Richards was a passen-
ger on Tuesday afternoons train,
bound for Denver.
| Forbes Rickard and a party of min
ing men were in the county Tuesday,
inspecting the Chase mine
Henry Stahl left Wednesday morn.
ing for Golden.
VIM. Quiller and son, Earl, made
a trip to the state metropolis yester-
day morning.
Chris. Fischer, who came from Ne
braska last week on account of the
illaess of his brother, Louis, return
ed yesterday.
County Treasurer C. E. Wiley was
in Denver Wednesday.
Sheriff Fred Bolsinger left yester-
day morning for Denver.
Mrs. P. B. Blight, after visiting her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hampton, returned Friday to her
home in Golden.
Miss Ella Parenteau, who is living
in Fort Collins, was an arrival Mon
day on a visit to her parents.
John Odgers, of Denver, formerly a
resident and business man of Cen
tral, was in the city this week. He
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mond Thompson.
Frank Colson, Arthur Boss and
Matt Walters, three young gentlemen
Of Denver, were in attendance at the
Owl dance Saturday evening. They
had delightful time and hope to be
able to attend another dance of the
Owl club before many moons.
Mrs. w. ]. Stull returned Tuesday
evening from Longmont, where she
went to attend the funeral of her
father.
John Jenkins, Jr., came up from
Denver with his father Monday even
ing.
Miss Bird Loughran, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pete Mac
ken in Denver, returned home Mon
day.
Ed. Morrissey is here from Wyom-
ing visiting his sister, Mrs. w. ].
Stull.
Mrs. Dorey, of Idaho Springs, is
visiting Mrs. Simon Roberts.
Robert Lewis was a visitor to Den
yer the fore part of teh week.
Mrs. Robert Wilkinson left Tues
day morning for the Queen city.
Mr.. West, one of the office force
Of the Topeka, left yesterday for Den
yer.
Father Meyer went to Denver yes.
terday.
Chas. Philips and son, Charles,
will leave Saturday for Buffalo, N.
Y, for an extended stay. Mr.. Philips
has been in very poor health of late
and he thinks a stay In Buffalo will
prove beneficial. His friends hope so.
L. ]. Williams enjoyed a visit this
week from his father and uncle. Yes.
terday he took them over the coun-
ty to Rollinsville and showed them
what a wonderful country the north
ern section of Gilpin county is. Mr..
Williams and his guests left this
morning for Denver