Gilpin observer., 1911-05-18
PERSONAL Mention

c.. E. Wiley as up from Denver
yesterday to look after the work in
the treasurer's office. Mr. Wiley has
improved in health during his So
journ in Denver.
Thomas Cudahy is spending sew
eral days in Denver on business.
Dud Graves left Sunday morning
for the valley to visit relatives
John Terrill went to Denver Satur-
day to have his eyes attended to.
| A. L. Anderson was in Denver the
latter part Of the week on business.
Miss Grace Lightbourn was an ar
rival Friday evening from Boulder.
Henry Altvater, Miss Ella Paren-
teau, Miss Ollie hampshire and John
Kelleher attended the firemen's dance
in Golden Friday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Stribley went to Den
yer the latter part of the week to
visit her daughter.
Mrs. Will Warren is in Denver, Wis
iting her father.
Miss Hattie Lewis went to Idaho
Springs Saturday morning to Wis
it her parents.
Fred Dick, of the Americans, after
a visit to the local lodge Friday even
ing, returned to Denver Saturday
morning.
John Jordan, who had been work
ing for several weeks near Fort Col
Inns, returned home Friday evening.
Jess Graves, gentleman of leis-
ure temporarily, left Saturday for
Golden and Denver. He is taking in
all the attractions, including the
breweries.
Misses Josie and Edna Driscoll
were passengers to- Golden Friday af-
ternoon. They attended the firemen's
dance in the evening.
Mayor Thomas Cody left Friday for
Boulder to visit his family. His
son, James, preferred to remain at
home.
Mrs. D. L. Mcdonnell left Saturday
afternoon for Wyoming to attend the
graduation exercises of school at
which her son was a student.
w. A. Funk returned to Idaho
Falls, Ida., Saturday morning.
Miss May Kelleher was among the
Centralites to leave Sunday forl Den
yer.
George Mayor, Emmett McKibbon,
John Smock and Tom Slattery drove
to Idaho Springs Sunday to take
bath. The plunge proved both cleans
ing and beneficial.
DR.. A. H. Day was in Denver Mon
day and Tuesday, attending to bus
mess and seeking a little pleasure.
j. M. Seright went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon, remaining until
Tuesday evening.
F. L. Branham, of Silver Creek left
yesterday afternoon for Missouri, to
enjoy an extended visit with rela-
.tives.
Mrs. John Retallack went to Den
yer yesterday.
Mrs. Ben Osterwick, of Golden,
who had been visiting the Kruse fam
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kiser went to
Denver this morning to attend a fun
eral.
A. Baleria made trip to Denver
yesterday. He went down to attend
the funeral Of Peter Frederick, of
the Zarg brewery.
L. ]. Rachofsky left this morning
for Denver and Boulder.
VIM. Harvey went to Denver this
morning to get some meat.
VIM. e. Morris, chief of the fire
department. was among those from
here who attended the dance of the
Golden firemen last Friday night. He
was the guest of the Golden boys and
was surely shown the time of his
life, as were the rest Of the visitors
from the mountains. The Golden peo-
pie arc in a class by themselves
when 1t comes to hospitality.
Dr.. H. A. Miller was an arrival
the Itre part of the week and took
charge of the dental parlors which |
he purchased from DIR. ]. NJ. Hannah. |
The same have been cleaned up and |
ara nov in first-class shape DR.. |
Miller is we'll pleased with Central
and tho outlook of the camp and In
tends to remain. Mrs. Miller will ar
rive in week or ten days.
Ignatz Meyer went to Denver yes
terday to attend the fune. al ot his |
old friend, Peter Frederick. Mr.. Mey-
er said 1t was the largest funeral
ever held in Denver.
Mrs. Z. G. Saunders was among
the Centralites to leave Saturday for
the valley.
Jack Hibbett spent Sunday in Den