Gilpin observer., 1911-01-12
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES Personal MENTION

Attorney J. M. Seright was a pas
senger to Golden Saturday morning.
His business in Golden was to argue
a motion in the Hicks-Stull suit.
R. B. Brown was passenger to
Denver Saturday morning.
James Gray went to Golden Sun
day morning to purchase a horse.
G. M. Laird was a passenger to
Denver Sunday afternoon. He was in
attendance at tho meeting of tho
Colorado State Editorial association.
Mr.. Laird's failure to arise from his
peaceful slumbers before 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, prevented his pic
ture appearing in the Denver papers
with the rest of tao editors.
H. ]. Hawley and wife were pas
sengers to Denver Sunday morning
to attend the funeral of their old
timc friend. Perry Klien.
Ed. Tippett and wife were among
the passengers to journey to Denver
Sunday morning.
Herbert Lehmkuhl left Monday af.
ternoon for Greed Falls, Mont, in
search Of work. When Mr.. Lehmkuhl
and work meet it will be the occa-
sion for much rejoining.
Representative L. ]. Williams came
up from Denver Saturday evening to
renew his acquaintance with his con-
stituency. Mr.. Williams says there
is some likelihood OF the Republican
members Of the house being consult
ed In regard to certain legislation
which will come before that august
body.
John Ross came up from Golden
Monday on business.
Charles Cronin, a former resident
OF this section, was an arrival from
Denver Monday on visit to relatives
and friends. Mr.. Cronin is recuperat
ing from an attack Of typhoid phcu-
monia which detained him in the hos
pital for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stearns were
visitors to Denver Tuesday morning
Mrs. Maggie Ross left Tuesday
morning for Golden to visit a short
timo with relatives.
VIM. Parenteau left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver He was thinking SER
iously Of attending the inaugural ball.
H. ]. Kruse was up from Denver
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of the
directors OF the Rocky Mountain bank
He says Fred is improving and there
is now hope that he will recover.
Hal Sayre and son, Robert, were
arrivals from Denver Tuesday morn
ing to attend the Rocky Mountain
bank meeting. Robert Sayre is. indis-
posed and told representative Of the
Observer (confidentially) that he was
tired Of sickness-that he thought he
had had his share lately.
Gene Clark was among the Denver
capitalists to attend bank meeting
in the city Tuesday.
]. C. McShane and Mr.. Sauer. Jr.,
came up from the valley Tuesday
morning.
c. D. Clapp and two gcntleincn
from Toledo, interested in the Glad
stone property are in the city.
Mrs. Kruse, who had becn visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Peter Some. re-
turned Tuesday afternoon to her homo
in Golden.
Ed. Rule was an arrival Monday
evening from Phippsburg. Colo. and
will remain In Central. Mr.. Rule has
resigned his position at Phippsburg.
Mrs. David Simpson and children
left today for Montana to Join Mr..
Simpson, who is established in bus
iness In one of the prosperous towns
Of that state. The Simpsons in leav-
ing Central separate themselves
from a host of friends. They have
the well wishes Of many for happy
and healthful future in their new
home.
Mrs. C. Squires, Of Sioux City. Ia.
was an arrival this week with the
remains of her father. James H..
Cannon.
VIM. Bray was business passen-
ger to Denver yesterday.
Prof. Bowes, tho musical genius. left
yesterday for Donver.
L. Cattani. Jr.. left Sunday aftcr-
noon for Trinidad to visit an uncle,
remaining until Wednesday.
visitor to Denver yesterday.