Gilpin observer., 1911-01-26
MENTION

he has the offer OF good position.
For various reasons he has not fully
made up his mind whether he wants
to get that far away from Central
City. huff sed.
Miss May Richards came up from
Denver Monday evening.
Miss Mary Hyndman, who had been
spending several days in Denver on
business and visiting Mark, returned
home Monday. She reports very little
change in the condition of her broth
er.
George Maloney returned Monday
from visit to the big city.
Charles w. Wildoy, representing
the Mergenthaler Linotype company.
is in the city examining the machines
in the two newspaper offices.
| l. B. Henry, a former resident of
Central, who left here four years ago.
going to Denver, was visitor yester-
day. Mr. Henry isxa mail carrier in
the service of Uncle Sam and is
pretty we'll satisfied with his position.
Mrs. A. H. Day, after spending a
week or more in Denver, taking in
the stock show and visiting friends,
returned home Monday.
VIM. Bishop and wife were passen-
gers yesterday afternoon to Denver.
Mrs. Graves, Of Golden, after a
visit with relatives in this city, re-
turned home yesterday.
Fred Kruse, Jr., was up from Den
yer during tho week. He reports that
his father is slowly improving.
Mrs. Frank Grabmair was a pas
senger yesterday to Denver.
l.. C. Todd, former well known
resident of Gilpin county. was in the
city several days this week. He was
witness in the Rummell case. Mr..
Told is now located at IVA, Wyo.,
where he is engaged in surveying
work. He also owns quite little land
in that section.
VIM. Mcleod was a passenger to
Denver this morning.
Miss Anna Rachofsky arrived from
Denver yesterday evening.
Miss Mamie Cody is home from
Boulder on visit Mrs. Cody is
thinking Of returning to Boulder to
live. This altitude does not agree
with her health.
Thomas Reynolds is visiting the
Teats family.
Attorney ]. M. Seright was in Den
yer from Friday until Sunday on Legal
business. He also took in the stock
show and marvc,ed at the magnifi-
cent bovine display.
Elmer Eldred has been in Denver
several days, taking in the stock
show and having his leg repaired
not pulled.
Arthur Kruse has been in Boulder
several days, looking over the town.
Robert Holmes was among the Cen
tralites to leave yesterday morning
for Denver.
DR.. and Mrs. A. C. Asquith and
Mrs. Zahm left for the valley Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Lowe went to
Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Mayor returned to Den
yer Tuesday. after a visit with her
mother Mrs. Kate Mayor.
Mrs. Hale, of Denver, was visiting
this week with Mrs. Kate Mayor.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Seymour were
passenger3 to Denver Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Kit McCallisetr, who had
been visiting in Central, returned to
Denver Tuesday.
Miss Edna Patterson was up from
Denver the latter part Of the week
on visit to friends.
Victor Maymon came up from Den
yer Saturday evening to attend the
Owl masquerade.
Walter Jenkins returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Tyler returned
Sunday from n visit to the valley.
Clifford Parsons was a Denver WIS.,
itor the latter part of the week, re-
turning home Sunday afternoon.
Harry Gilman was in Denver Sun
day.
Mr.. Weymouth and family left Mon.
day for California.
Dan Drew, Of Fort Morgan, who
had been visiting his grandmother, re
turned home Monday afternoon.
James Wilkinson left Monday after
noon for Busna Vista.
L. ]. Mountz, accompanied by three
gentlemen, were arrivals this morn
ing. They left shortly after the ar
rival Of the morning train for Apex
on mining business.
Mrs. z. v. Parenteau returned this
morning from a weeks stay in Fort