Gilpin observer., 1911-06-08
Mention

A. Baleria left Friday afternoon for
the ranch near Roggen to remain
several days.
Miss Susie Richards spent the lat
ter part Of the week in Denver, Wis
iting friends.
Ed. L. Harris returned to Denver
Friday afternoon, after a brief bus
mess stay.
R. L. Martin, NJ. Lonners and a
Mr.. VanVokern, interested in the
Buell. and Fourth Of July properties,
visited their mines the latter part of
the week.
Tom Warwick went to Denver Sat
urday morning to bring back a horse
purchased last week by G. o. Rich
ards; also two for Neal Mckay.
Sam Thomas and wife left Satur-
day morning for Denver.
F. N. Totman was among the Cen
tralites to leave Saturday morning for
Denver.
A. L. Anderson was in Denver
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Kate Brown left Saturday
morning for the Queen City.
Mrs. Duke Bennallack left Satu-
day afternoon for Denver to join her
husband, who is working in that city.
They will reside in Denver in the
future.
Mrs. VIM. Hoskin, of Denver, who
had been visiting Mrs. VIM. Ayers,
returned Saturday afternoon to- her
home in Denver.
Miss Lily Rachofsky was pas
sehger to Denver Saturday afternoon.
L. ]. Mountz was visitor to the
county the latter part of the week
on mining business.
H., G. Shuck went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon to remain permanent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Atkinson were
among the Centralites to leave Sun
day morning for Denver.
Louis Zeigi made a trip to Den
Yer Sunday morning to visit his Sis
ter.
Matt Manuel was visitor to Den
yer Sunday.
Mrs. Angus Campbell made a trip
to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Nichols and Miss Pearl
went to Denver Monday afternoon.
Chas. Gage, manager Of the Rails
County mine. arrived from a visit to
Denver the early part of the week,
accompanied by Mrs. Gage, who
came from Indianapolis. Mrs. Gage
will remain in Central for the sum-
mer. They have gone to housekeep.
ing in the Campbell house on Eu-
reka street.
Guy Nichols, tungsten miner OF
Nederland, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. w. A. Nicholas
Miss Sadie Cody went to Boulder
Monday afternoon to attend the grad
uation exercises of the state univer-
sity.
w. A. Funk made a trip to Den
Yer Monday afternoon on business.
Mr.. Funk has some good news for
publication If he ever gets around
to giving it to the Observer.
Alfred Skeels, who had been in
Denver for a week or ten days on
business, returned home Tuesday
evening.
Thomas Cudahy, after stay Of a
week or more in Denver on business,
returned home Sunday evening.
Miss May Richards was a passen-
ger to the valley Sunday afternoon.
c. s. Ripley left Sunday afternoon
for Denver on business.
Leo. Voll, who came up from Den.
ve- to play for the dance in Black
Bawk Saturday evening. returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Rapier, of Globe, Ariz.,
who had been visiting her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bow
den. left for home Sunday afternoon.
Miss McCawger, after visiting her
mother, returned Sunday to Denver.
Peter McFarlane was a business
passenger to the Queen City Mon
day morning.
Thomas Cody left Monday morning
for Boulder to visit his family and
attend the graduation exercises.
e. s. Moulton returned Saturday
evening from a three months stay
this farm in Tarpon Springs, Fla.
He will remain here three or four
months. While away he sold one of
his farms.