Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1910-05-19
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returned from Idaho Springs Friday
morning.
Sunday morning the Smelzer fam.
lily left for Georgetown, where af-
ter short visit they will join Mr.
Smelzer, who is a forest ranger at
Monument. 1t is with regret that we
see them leave as they will be very
much missed, especially little Irene
who was such sweet little girl
who everyone liked and who was new
er passed on the street but what you
would turn and look at the little dear
the second time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. HANDLE ami the.
latser's mother, Mr.. Foster, left Sum
day night for Long Beach, Cal. We
are all very sorry to see them leave.
The Penobsco.t mire will now be
managed by Mark HANDLE, Mr.. Ham
ble's son.
The usual number of drunks was
seen again last Sunday. It's a shame
that we cannot have a quiet Sunday
once in a year, and just for such
reasons the ladies of our town are
compelled to stay in doors just on
account of such doings. It's no COM
mon thing to look out here and see
seventy-five per cent of the popula-
ton on the stagger line. Would like
to ask the gent who comes from a
nearby gulch every Sunday and teas
up for galore how he would like to
set at home all the afternoon wait
ing for his wife to come home, know
ing that she was coming home in
the same condition that you come
home every Sunday? You wouldn't
stand for it one moment. No, the
shoe would be on the other foot then.
Don't you suppose she has feelings
as well as you?
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal. Sayre and Rober
left for Denver Sunday evening for
a few days visit.
Messrs. Officer and Elder, of the
Sea Bird Mining Co., went to Den
yer Sunday evening. Mr.. Elder goes
Boulder from Denver. the former to
get his team for work on the Sea
Bird property.
H. Longnecker was called to In
dianola, Neb., Tuesday on account
Of his brother being very low, caus-
ed by an operation for appendicitis.
w. M. Bloomer arrived Tuesday
and will Immediately open up the
Champion property, which has been
closed down for the past three
months. Now we will again see that
familiar figure known as the Lord
and Master, proceed the ore team
much in the past.
each trip on a horse as we have so
A Rollinsville man, with bats in
his house, claims to have seen a.
flock CT bats that required fifteen
minutes to pass a given point; and
he did not bat an eye while making
the statement.
Mrs. Tulls and son, Abe, Of Moon
gulch, left for Denver Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. G. A. Hoffman, OF Denver, was
a visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ashmore left for a
weeks visit in the city Wednesday
evening.
We learn that both Mr.. and Mrs.
who were taken to Bould-
er hospital, are doing fine.
Mr.. Schoder, Of Central, was Wis
itor Thursday.
Mr.. Oglesby was up from Denver
Friday looking after mining inter-
ests.
Chas. Johnson and wife returned
Friday after a ten days visit in
Dtnver.
Swan Johnson, Of Moon gulch, went
70 Denver Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. r. C. Hurtz, Of Ned
arland, went to Denver Thursday to
take in the auto races.
Ma Rooms pleased everyone Sun
day at the Rollinsville hotel with
another one Of her famous dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heine, OF Kremmling,
came over Friday and went to Car
ribou to get Mr.. Heine's brother who
Is very much crippled UP with rh.n.
mat'sin. They returned Friday even.
ing with the sick man and left with
him Saturday morning for Sulphur
Springs where the baths will be re-
sorted to for a cure.
Mrs. Henry LeFevre was called to
Moffat, Colo, Saturday on account OF
the serious illness Of her uncle, Mr..
II avis.
e. w. Morse returned to the camp |
today and will commence work near |