Gilpin observer., 1911-05-11
MENTION

la from Golden, returning Monday.
a ter hav ng had pleasant visit with
her husband, who is fireman on the
local passenger run.
Miss Loretta Laughran and Miss
katherine Miller, left for Denver at
ter the close of school Friday after
noon.
Mrs. John Hibbett was a passenger
to the valley Friday afternoon, to
visit several days.
Mrs. Rachael Morrison was taken
to the hospital in Denver Friday af-
ternoon to undergo an operation for
cancer of the stomach.
e. w. Hurlbut was up from Denver
the latter part of the week, looking
after business interests.
Miss Maggie McKibben, Emmett
McKibben and Will Zeigi went to
Denver Saturday afternoon to visit
Mss Ella McKibhen. Miss Ella un-
rwent an operation for appendicitis
at one of the Denver hospitals re-
cen ly and is reported as improving
n cely.
She man McCallister was passen-
ger to Denver Saturday afternoon.
He went down to see Mrs. McCallis-
ter who is i'll in ono of the hospitals
She is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith were pal
sengers to the valley Saturday after
noon.
James Rue, after a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Central, return
ell Saturday to his home in Denver.
G. NJ. Laird visited his family in
Denver from Saturday evening until
Monday.
M. X. Sullivan was in Denver Sat
urday. He didn't go near the legisla-
ture-and we don't blame him.
H. G. Williams went to Denver Sun
day morning He returned Monday
with his vie and baby who had been
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Zadra went to
Denver Sunday to bid the Dallipi.
colas family farewell on their trip to
Austria.
Mrs. John Kemp was among the
pa ssng ers to leave Sunday morning
for Denver.
Miss Bertha Reyro olds came up
from Denver Saturday afternoon to
attend the firemen's dance in Black
Hawk and visit with the Teats and
Anger families.
DR.. Enos went to Denver Monday
with the intention of purchasing a
Ford auto and returning with the ma
ch ne to Central. TIE doctor will ex-
perimen with the auto and II it
climbs the hills hereabouts without
difficulty, all of US will invest in sat
least five passenger cars and some,
perhaps, will buy touring cars.
]. NJ. Seright was in Denver Mon
day on a matter in the federal court.
He may go down again the latter part
of the week on bu siness pertaining
to the suits against the Observer.
Mrs. Chas. Sandstrum, vie Of the
C. & S. conductor, ACCOMPANIED by
the children, was a visitor several
days. They returned to Golden Mon
day.
Mrs. s. e. Wo'cott and son, Char
les, left Monday for their ranch near
Brush. Colo.
Mrs. John Moore. of Denver, was
an arrival Saturday evening on Wis
it to her mother. Mrs. Kate Mayor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Williams return
ed home Monday evening from Col
den, where they had been living dur
ing the session Of the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt. Schroeder went
to Denver Tuesday morning. Mr..
went from Denver to the,
part CT the state to remain
several days on business.
Hubert LaCo'x is spending several
days in Denver this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardy we're
ps sssengers to Denver Tuesday.
Rev. c. w. Hancher made a trip to
the METROPOLIS Tuesday morning.
James Couch was business pas
senger to Denver Tuesday.
Mss Gertrude Terzenbach h. Of Colo
rado Springs, Is visiting her father.
The young lady at one time was a
telephone operator at the local ex-
change.
Miss Edna Patterson was an ar
rival from Denver Monday evening.
A telegram from Durango, calling her
to that city awaited her. She left yes
terday for Durango.
LOUIS Rachofsky 'urned Monday
evening from several days stay in
and Boulder. He will leave
today or tomorrow for Boulder, to
assist the Meyer brothers in dispos.
inc NJ fhofr clrfhing stock Thoy in