Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25
Mention

Wrlter CleaneO, OlleU anu SCIeWeu
tight.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane was among
the Centralites to arise early Tues
day morning and board the train for
Denver.
Chris. Fischer, we'll known in this
city, where he resided for years. was
a visitor this week. He is now liv
ing In Cheyenne. He returned home
Wednesday. VIM. Trebilcock accom-
panied him as far as Denver.
]. N. Caldwell was up from Denver
this week on business in connection
with the Eureka properties.
| Sherman McCallister went to Den
yer Wednesday to visit his wife.
Harry Husband was up from Den
yer this week visiting.
Mrs. John Merz, after pleasant
visit with Mrs. Chas. Renaldi of
Central and Mrs. Jos. Waldhart Of
Black Hawk, returned yesterday to
Denver.
Ted Williams came up from Den
yer yesterday and took a trip to
Perigo.
VIM. Quiller went to Denver this
morning to get something extra nice
in the way Of meat
Curt. Schroeder went to Denver
this morning to do little business.
Alfred Skeels will enjoy taste
of city life the rest of the week,
having left this morning for Denver
1t has been nearly year since Mr..
Skeels visited the metropolis and he
was somewhat reluctant about leav-
ing, fearing that he might lose his
bearings, stroll away from the bus
mess center and perchance meet
with foul play.
John Retallack left this morning
for Boulder to visit relatives.
Mrs. Morris Hazard was a passen-
ger to Denver this morning.
Harry Willis is in Denver today
on business.
Fred Bushover went to Denver
this morning for some purpose or
other.
Boyce Bilderbach will leave shortly
for Denver, having received a mes
sage from the superintendent of the
ter position awaited him in Denver.
Mr.. Bilderbach has only been in Cen
trail about a month, relieving Sher-
man Harvey who resigned &s local
agent of the company. Mr.. Harvey
may again resume his old duties with
the Adams people. He had been in
the service SO long that since sever
ing his connection with the company
his disposition has been rather mo-
rose and melancholy and his nights
very restless. The company would
be pleased to have him back and the
patrons would wax jubilant.
| DR.. ]. w. Enos has returned from
a two days stay in Idaho Springs
and his 10y boat" is again speeding
along pike-like streets of Central.
The doctor is quite motor enthu-
siast.
| Mrs. Edwin Rule and daughters and
Will Eplett went to Denver Sunday
morning.
| Harry Richards left Sunday morn
ing for Brush to get little outdoor
exercise on a ranch.
Miss Mae Richards and sister spent
Sunday in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid. Chapple were
passengers to Denver Sunday morn
ing.
Will McKibbin and Will Zeigi made
a trip to Denver Sunday to visit
MISS Ella McKibbin, who is i'll in the
hospital. The young lady is improv-
ing daily and will be home shortly.
Miss Ruth Wiley went to Denver
Sunday to visit her parents.
Albert Hassell and George Lewis
spent Sunday in Denver.
A. L. Anderson was a business
passenger to Denver Sunday.
Miss Ella Hansen boarded the
train Sunday afternoon, bound for
Denver.
Miss Irene Slattery, after a visit
with her parents, returned Sunday
afternoon to Denver.
Ed. IL Harris. who had been spend
ing several days in Central, renew
ing acquaintances, returned to Den
YER Sunday Afternoon.
p. r. Alsdorf made trip to the
Queen City Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hansen, after an extended Wis
1T with Mrs. F. E. Peterson, return
ed to her home in South Dakota
Monday.
Mrs. r. B. Brown went to Denver
Monday to visit friends
Fred McFarlane was up from Den
yer Saturday to take in the moving
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