Gilpin observer., 1910-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION

James Brown went to Denver Tues.
day morning to complete his Christ
mas. 81
Max Gabardi went to Denver Tues
day to select turkeys for New Years.
Max is good one when it comes to
distinguishing between young and ten
der. old and tough, turks.
Ed. O'Neil and wife went to Dem
yer Sunday to visit Mike Keleher.
Mr.. Keleher has been removed from
the hospital and it is now felt that
his recovery will require but short
time. Mrs. Dewhurst accompanied the
O'Neils on the trip.
Cyprus Matthews and wife were
up from Golden to spend Christmas
with the Anger family.
Miss Bertha Reynolds is in tho
city and will visit ten days with
friends before returning to her home
in Denver.
]. M. Seright returned the fore
part of the week from a hurried trip
to Illinois. Ta
James Daley is here from Nevada,
visiting relatives and friends. 4
Miss Gertrude Zahm returned yes.-
terday to her home in Ft. Morgan,
after visiting here sister, Mrs. A. 9.
Asquith.
John Jordan, who was taken to
Denver several weeks ago, where he
was placed in hospital to receive
treatment for injuries sustained in
an accident at the Frontenac mill on
Thanksgiving day, returned last eve
ming. He is able to walk around and
it will be but short time until he
is able to resume work.
Ross Fields, who came from Lead
vile to spend Christmas with his
family, returned to that city this
morning.
Mrs. Jos. Tuckfield and daughter
left this morning for Boulder on a
;isit.
Al. Henley and wife were passen-
gers to Denver this morning. They
went down to visit friends and take
in the sights. 9
R. A. Hall and a number of gem
tlemen interested in the Pactolus
railroad were in the city yesterday at.
tending tho sale of the road, con-
udcted by the referee in bankruptcy.
H. c: Eastman was an arrival last
night from Denver on mining bus
mess.
VIM. Johns returned from the val
ley last night. le
Tom Warwick spent Christmas In
Denver with his mother. IL
r. L. Martin was up from Denver
Saturday on business. Although Mr..
Martin. as usual, was not in the least
talkative. it is surmised that ere long
he will again rank with the principal
operators Of the camp.
Miss Bertha Ivey was a passenger
to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Chas. Cox spent Christmas in Den
yer with his family.
Ray Thompson and bride came upI
from Denver the latter part of the
week to spend Christmas with rela-
tives. They left again Monday after
noon for Denver. where they will re-
side.
M. c. Rice mad wife were up from
Denver to spend Christmas with the
Mabee family. .o
Misses Ollie hampshire, Florence
Wenzel and Lily Fullerton were
among the many to leave Central
Sunday morning to enjoy Christmas
with friends and relatives in Denver. 4
Henry Altvater assisted in devour-
ing large turkey at the home of
his mother in Denver Christmas.
Albert Kruse and family went to
Golden Sunday to spend the day with
the Osterwick family.
Ii. P. Davies spent Christmas with
his family. f''
Peter Some and family were pas
sengers to Golden Sunday morning
to visit with the Osterwicks.
Mrs. Anna McCallister was a pas
senger to Denver Sunday, to spend
Christmas with her son.
A. L. Anderson and family were in.
Denver for Christmas.
Thomas Leahy and wife were here
from Routt county to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Mike Flynn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Grain, OF Denver, also
visited tho Flynn family Christmas.
Arthur Noble and wife were up
from Denver to eat turkey with Mike
Klais and family.
Emmett Flynn and sister visited
their grandmother Christmas.
John Lewis and daughter were over
from Idaho Springs Sunday to visit
De-