Gilpin observer., 1911-06-08

stockholders Of the Gilpin Lumber
companys ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billingsly, of Logan,
Mont, are visiting r. L. Hedden.
L. j. Rachofsky made business
trip to Denver Tuesday.
H. H. Lake was in Denver this
week.
Miss Lily Fullerton left Tuesday
morning for Boulder to visit her
mother.
Almond Thompson left yesterday
afternoon for Denver, accompanied by
his son. He will return after he sees
everything to be seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moody will
| leave the Goth of the month for New
York, Vermont and trip up the st.
Lawrence. They intend to be gone
all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson leave
tomorrow for Denver, where they will
remain month before deciding upon
of the Andersons from Central will
be regretted in all quarters. Mr.. An
derson has always been considered
one Of the community's substantial
citizens and sound, upright busines
man. He has constantly been a good
booster for the county and it is
really regrettable that he leaves just
at a time when his efforts to push
the county to the front are needed
the most. Wherever he may decide
to make. his future home it Is the
wish of many friends here that the
success he has met with in Gilpin
county may accompany him.
Thomas Parsons left yesterday af-
ternoon for Bailey, Colo, where he
will accept a position as chief sur
geon in a butcher shop. He expects
to remain in Bailey during the sum-
mer. A change of pasture ought to
prove highly beneficial to Thomas.
Mrs. Ray Thompson went to Col
den yesterday to visit her husband,
who has a freight run out OF that
city on the C. & S. railway.
Herbert Luplow, who has been in
Perigo for some time, endeavoring to
discover fortune, returned to Cen
trail Tuesday. If he succeeded in his
efforts he is keeping the matter
mighty quiet.
Joseph Masters was an arrival from
Denver Monday and has accepted a
position with the jenkins, Mckay
Hardware company as timer and
plumber. succeeding Jack Hibbett,re-
signed. Mr.. Masters is a good me-
chanic and competent in his line. He
has had wide experience in Denver
and is thoroughly city broke.
Boyce Bilderbach left Tuesday for
Victor, Colo, to take the joint
agency OF the Adams and Globe Ex-
? press companies. Sherman Harvey,
until month ago agent for the Ad-
ans company, has resumed his old
position.
Mrs. L. Cattani and three of the
children went to Denver Sunday,
presumably to live. The three boys
who remain in Central, say that
Louis, Sr., expects to return Satur-
day. His return will occasion no
little rejoicing as it will signify that
his eyes are improving and that he
will be able to see his friends.
|, Mrs. Ernest Carter and daughter.
Miss Blanche, were arrivals from Den
fver last evening and will visit in
Central for some time, probably de-
Gliding to remain permanently. Mrs.
Carter had receitly returned from
good position at one Of the big ma
chine shops. Mr.. Carter will return
next month. One hundred and fifteen
in the shade (every day., is a little
too much for these mountaineers,
| and 1t is their intention to spend the
summer mid the cool breezes Of the
Rocky mountains.
/ G. NJ. Laird went to Denver this
morning to be present at the grad
i. uation exercises Of the Manuel Train
ing school. His daughter, Miss Leah,
is one Of the sweet girl graduates.
Hon. Frank Branham, president n
the Board Of Trade at Central City
Colo, is here taking his annual out
, ing and visiting relatives.-Atlanta
Correspondent, LaPlata, Mo-, Home
Press.
: Mrs. R. B. Brown left Tuesday for
: Seattle. Wash, to visit her mother
and sisters. She will be gone until
the first Of September.