Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
Mention

day to meet Mrs. Gage upon her re-
turn from the east. They returned to
Central Sunday evening.
Joe Tuckfield was a business pas
senger to Denver Saturday morning.
Miss Lily Fullerton left Saturday
morning for Denver.
Mrs. Pete Reid and family, who
had been visiting friends in Central,
returned the latter part of the week
to their home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, of Den
yer, visited during the week with
Mrs. Frank Mayor.
few days with the Trevithick fam
lily.
John Henry Kruse came up from
Golden to enjoy the celebration.
Mrs. Arthur Noble was over from
Idaho Springs the latter part of the
week.
Ralph Benallack went to Denver
Sunday morning to visit his wife.
Frank Hardy went to Denver Sun
day on business and pleasure.
Mrs. D. L. Mcdonald was among
the Centralites to leave Sunday
morning for Denver.
Richard Webster, Of Cripple Creek,
who had been visiting his brother
in-law, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Angus Campbell and son, Roy
went to Denver Sunday. Roy will re-
main in Denver to take a course in
BUSINESS college.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Warren visited
in Denver Sunday.
]. w. Barker left Sunday morning
for the valley.
Miss May Richards came up from
Denver Sunday to spend Labor day.
Miss Loretta Loughran, who had
been visiting friends and relatives in
Denver, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Maischoss, former teacher
in the Central schools, came up from
Denver Sunday to enjoy a short
visit with the Hibbett family.
Mrs. R. B. Brown and children re-
turned Sunday from Rifle, where they
had stopped on their trip from Seat
tie to visit relatives.
]. H. Bowden and a party of
friends from Arvada drove to Cen
trail Saturday.
The Bowden sisters left Monday
for Denver, where they will take
course in the Barnes business col
lege.
Mrs. Sarah Floyd and daughter,
Miss Katherine, who had been visit
ing Mayor Cody and family. returned
Monday to their home in Denser.
Foiz Linsenmeyer and wife visit
ed during the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Peck. Mr.. Linsenmeyer years
ago was a resident of Central and
worked in one of the first bakeries
established in the state.
Mrs. H. A. Hicks, of Denver, WIS.,
tied the fore part of the week with
L. ]. Williams and wife.
Ed. Walters was up from Denver
to enjoy the celebration.
Mrs. Maggie Ross and son, John,
went to Denver this week, where
John entered the Sacred Heart col
lege.
Walter Mcleod made a business
visit to Denver the early part Of the
week.
Miss Nellie Vincent and mother
went to Denver Monday.
Miss Albina Eustice, who had been
the Flick family, returned
Monday to her home in Denver.
Rudolph Rian and wife came up
from Denver to attend the celebra-
tion and to visit Mr.. Rams father
and mother.
Miss Sex, Of Boulder, visited this
week with Miss Mary Katta. Miss
Katta did all in her power to show
her guest a good time.
Mrs. NJ. Rank was an arrival from
Denver yesterday, to look after her
interests and visit friends.
F. w. Dolley came in from Toll
land to enjoy the Labor day festivi-
ties. He brought with him 80 fine
trout, which he presented to the edi-
tor OF the Observer.
Aime Rapin returned Sunday even
ing from Omaha, where he had been
taking a course in watch making and
He intends to return to
Omaha in a few months.
s. s. Hambly and family left Tues
day for Denver to place Carl in Sac
red Heart college.