Gilpin observer., 1910-04-14
Personal MENTION


Mrs. Ida Berndston, of Alberquer-
que, N. NJ, who had been visiting her
brother, John Rank, returned to Den
yer yesterday.
w. H. Dearstyne, of the Peters
Paper Co., blew in from Denver Tues
day evening. He visited his custom
ers and drove to Idaho Springs We'd
nesday morning.
James Dobbins, who had been visit
ing his brother, Holly, returned to
hia home Sunday.
James Walters and wife went to
Denver Sunday to visit with friends.
Mrs. Abe Ashbaugh came up from
Denver Sunday to attend the funeral
services of Mrs. Lewis.
Grover Starks was an arrival Sun
day evening from Denver on visit
to Arthur Noble.
Mrs. VIM. Ralph came up from
Denver Sunday to attend the funeral
of Nelson Bishop.
Mrs. N. d. Owens, of Denver, was
in attendance at the funeral services
of Mrs VIM. Lewis Monday.
Miss Nellie Williams came up from
Denver Sunday evening to visit her
brother, H. G. Williams and wife.
Thomas Collins and wife came up
from Denver Sunday to attend the
funeral of Nels. Bishop. Mrs. Collins
is sister of Mr.. Bishop.
Len. Bishop and sister were arri-
walls Sunday to attend the funeral of
their brother, Nelson.
Fred Bishop and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Polkinhorn were up from
Denver to attend the Bishop funeral.
Miss Beatrice Rule and Miss Susan
Richards, who had been visiting in
the valley, returned home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. A. H. Day, after weeks visit
with friends in Denver, returned
home Sunday evening.
County Treasurer C. E. Wiley left
Sunday for Steamboat Springs in
Routt county to spend two or three
weeks. Mr.. Wiley's health has been
ailing for some time and he thought
rest would prove of benefit.
VI. F. Keleher leaves this week for
Denver. where he has been offered a
good position under the city admins
tration. AS soon as school closes he
intends moving his family to Denver.
Miss Florence Beaman was up be-
tween trains Sunday with her finance
and visited her father and brother.
Miss Beaman will be married in Dem
yer on the 10th inst.
VIM. Parenteau was passenger to
the valley Saturday.
H. G. Shuck left Saturday afternoon
for Denver to visit over Sunday with
his family. The Shucks are now quite
comfortably situated in their new
home.
C. C. McCallister visited with his
family in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Mona Waters, who had been
in attendance at the illness Of her
uncle, the late Ed. L. Moody, return
ed Sunday to her home in Boulder.
James Moody and wife returned
Sunday evening from several days
visit in Denver.
Mrs. John Goldsworthy, former
we'll known resident Of this city, was
up from Denver the fore part Of the
week, visiting old friends. -
Frank Schmidt, of the New York
store, visited in Denver and Golden
Sunday.
Mrs. Almond Thompson return
ed Sunday from a visit with friends
in Denver.
Mrs. F. Kruse and Mrs. F. Rogers
returned Sunday from visit to Dem
yer.
Miss Kate Miller, who had been
spending her spring vacation in Den
yer, returned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mike Flynn was an arrival
from Denver Sunday.
Sheriff F. S. Bolsinger was in Den
yer Monday on business.
Miss Lille Rachofsky and friend,
Miss Elsie Levin, who had been visit.
ing the former several weeks. left
Monday afternoon for Denver.
VIM. Woods, H. c. Bolsinger and
F. Mayhem were among the several
to leave for Denver Monday after
noon to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
VIM. Lewis.
ALI. Thomas was a passenger to
the Queen city Monday afternoon.
w. c. Fullerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
McFarlane and daughter. Miss Yetta
were in attendance at the Lewis fun
eral in Denver Tuesday morning,