Gilpin observer., 1911-10-05
Mention

| DAY Tor Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs, l. Slater left Sunday
afternoon for Denver.
George Matthews, after visit with
his parents, returned Sunday after
noon to Denver.
w. o. Jenkins went to Denver
Sunday afternoon to visit his family.
MIR. and Mrs. AL. Reihl and wife
were passengers to Denver Monday
afternoon and remained to see the
president.
Mrs. A. H. Day went to Denver
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Geo. Mabee, Jr., went to Den
yer Tuesday. Her husband is quite
sick.
w. C. Fullerton, Republican
wheel horse, visited the president in
Denver Tuesday.
VIM. Anger was in Denver this
week on business.
Judge Mccall was up from Golden
today on a matter in the district
court.
H. P. Lowe leaves the latter part
of next week for London on bus
mess in connection with his COM
pany.
DR.. v. C. Anderson, of the School
of Mines, accompanied by Captain
Smith, mining editor of the Rocky
Mountain News, were visitors to
Central yesterday. They went through
the Frontenac mill below Black Hawk
and in the afternoon drove to the
War Dance mine.
Mayor George Kimball. of Idaho
Springs, was in Central yesterday.
He thinks Gilpin county is very
active place.
L. j. Rachofsky went to Denver
yesterday to look over a sample line
of goods for next spring.
F. ]. Atvater and wife returned
yesterday to Denver. Mr.. Altvater
had been in Central several days, as
sisting in the check-up of the late
county treasurer's books.
Mrs. Dewhurst was a visitor to
Denver yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Peterson left
yesterday for Denver, where they
will make their home for the present,
being undecided as to where they
will locate permanently.
Miss Alice Williams and Miss May
Thompson visited in Denver yester-
day.
DIR. ]. w. Enos, Geo. Launder and
Albert Eeihl left this morning in the
Enos machine for the gap to hunt
deer. When they left they claimed
a ranchman living in that vicinity
had three corraled for them.
A A. Savage, of San Diego, Cal,
is visiting C. o. Richards and family.
Mr.. Richards took his guest deer
hunting this morning.
Miss Mabel Haake, of Denver, is
visiting Mrs. w. ]. Stull.
| j. NJ. Seright, member of the
Observers extensive legal force, re-
turned Sunday evening from his va
cation spent at HIS old home near
Philo, Ohio. 1t was quite relief for
him to learn that the Observer
hadn't become involved in any more
law suits during his absence.
DAN Fuelscher and C. A. hammers,
of the Zang Brewing company, were
in town today, visiting their patrons
and spending money with their Gus
tomary generosity. The only objec-
ton found with the visits Of these
gentlemen is that they are not fire.
quent enough.
l.. ]. Williams, NJ. X. Sullivan, and
G. NJ. Laird, the strong end of the
local G. o. p, were in Denver this
week to see the president
Mrs. Thomas Leahy. of Denver.
visited her mother. Mrs. Mike Flynn
last week.
Miss Edna Driscoll was visitor
to Denver the latter part Of the
| week.
Miss May Kelleher visited relatives
and friends in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Ross was among the
Centralites to leave Sunday morning
for the valley.
Lee Hedden made a trip to Den
yer Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Eilmann and daughter
were passengers on the outgoing
train Sunday morning.
Senator Bailey's intention Of aband-