Gilpin observer., 1910-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott and
John Kelleher drove to Tolland Sun
day to spend the day.
VIM. Bailey. wife and daughter,
Miss Helen, and Misses Annie and
Libb Burt, all of Butte. Mont,
were visitors between trains Monday.
They had been"visiting in Detroit and
being long time friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Williams thought they
would stop off at Denver and come
up to Central. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
Jams regretted that the visit of their
friends was SO short as they wanted
to show them what a beautiful place
Gilpin county is.
Mrs. E. A. Truan, Mrs. E. J. Od-
gers and daughter, Miss Ethel, are
here from Denver, visiting Mrs. Ar
mond Thompson for a few days.
Miss Barbara Landman and the
Misses Elsie and Nellie Levin, of
Denver, are visiting Miss Lily Rach-
ofsky.
Miss Anna Rachofsky returned
home Tuesday from a two weeks So
journ in Denver and Boulder. Her
sister, Mrs. Max Morris, of Boulder,
accompanied her to Central.
Miss Olive hampshire, saleslady at
the New York store, who had been
spending her vacation in Denver and
Fort Collins, returned home Sunday
evening.
Walter Fuelscher, after two
weeks sojourn in the city, returned
to hsi home in Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. Hueber and daughter, Miss
Mamie. came up from Denver Tues.
day to visit with friends.
]. Med. Livesay was an arrival
from Denver Tuesday on legal bus.
mess.
A. Baleria and daughter, Miss
Stella, and Miss Lily Anderson left
yesterday morning for the ranch at
Roggen.
Chas. Trenoweth made business
trip to Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Lundquist left yesterday morn.
ing for Denver.
H. Schulties and wife were among
the passengers to leave yesterday
morning for Denver.
Miss Mayme Goodwin, who direct
ed the presentation of the "Tom
Thumb Wedding" at the opera house
Friday evening of last week, left
Saturday morning for Denver.
Mrs. Nels. Bishop was a passenger
to Denver Saturday morning to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. S. E. Wolcott spent Sunday in
Denver.
Mrs. Wasley, who had been visiting
Mrs. Robert Wilkinson, returned Sun
day to her home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson spent
Sunday in Denver.
Will McKibben and wife celebrated
the formers 44th birthday in Denver
Sunday.
Miss Maggie McKibben was among
the Centralites to leave Sunday
morning for Denver.
Mrs. Frank Mayor and son, Os-
valid, accompanied Mrs. Malone, OF
New Jeresy, to Denver Sunday. Mrs.
Malone was on her way to Cripple
Creek, where she will visit son.
Frank Hardy and wife were in Den
yer Sunday.
Arthur Kruse and wife left Sunday
morning for Nebraska. where they
will visit two or three weeks with
Mr.. Kruse's mother.
Harry Eilmann was visitor to the
valley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hampton, who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Rule, returned home Sunday.
Miss Laura Edwards. after a visit
with friends in Central, returned Sun
day to the valley.
Miss Kitty Mundy, after a visit
with friends, returned Sunday even
ing to Denver.
Mrs. John Manuel was a passenger
to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Pete Reid was up from Den
yer the latter part Of the week to
visit Mr.. Reid. She returned to Den
yer Monday morning.
Mrs. C. o. Richards and mother
in-law left Monday morning for Den
yer.
Arthur Penna. who had been spend
ing a week in the city. visiting with
friends, returned Monday morning to
his home In Canon City.
Mrs. C. w. Hancher and Mrs.
Hyde were passengers to Idaho