Gilpin observer., 1911-08-10
Mention

Missouri.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Floy return
ed last evening from Livingston.
yer Sunday. She had been visiting
two or three weeks with the David
Simpson family.
Mrs. Phil Edwards, who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Warren,
returned Sunday morning to her
home in Denver.
Miss Lille Rolling returned to Den
Miss Ruth, who had been visiting
Mrs. ]. D. Richards.
! Misses May Kelleher and Gay Nc
Kinnon went to Silver Plume Sunday
to root for the Central ball team.
| j. W. Barker was visitor to the
Queen City Sunday.
John Henderson visited in Denver
this week.
Mrs. Libby Williams and daughter,
Miss Ruth, who had been visiting
relatives in Central, returned to the
valley Sunday.
Gail mad Claude Mckay visited
their father Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mack returned
Sunday to Denver. They had been
visiting relatives in Central.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Street, who
were in attendance at the meeting Of
the Editorial association in Idaho
Springs, drove over Tuesday and WIS.,
tied several hours with friends.
G. NJ. Laird attended the Editorial
meeting in Idaho Springs Monday and
Tuesday. He became restless Tues
day morning and made trip to
Georgetown.
Miss Urbana Noonan left for Den
yer Monday morning.
]. R. Pratt, of the Golden Rule
store, left Monday afternoon for the
east to purchase goods for his es-
tablishment.
John Smith went to Denver Mon
day afternoon to meet his mother on
her way from a visit in Kansas.They
returned to Central last night.
Louis Euntereiser went down to
the circus this week. He came near
suffering an attack of ptomaine poi
son from over indulgence in pink
lemonade.
John Smock and wife were pas
sengers to Denver on Monday after
Moons train.
Fred McFarlane was up from Dem
yer during the week.
Miss Minnie Welch is visiting with
friends in Denver.
John Zadra returned Tuesday even
ing from a business trip to Denver.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson and daughter
left Tuesday morning for the valley.
VIM. Warren went to Denver Tues-
day, as delegate to the convention
Of the Knights. of the Golden Eagle.
L. ]. Williams was business pas
senger to Denver Tuesday.
Judge Flor Ashbaugh, of Littleton
was in the city Saturday on business.
He was warmly welcomed by many
friends. He would not say If his visit
at this time carried any political
Significance.
Thomas Trevithick left Tuesday for
Michigan.
Mrs. F. NJ. Mayhew, who had been
detained in Denver for several weeks
on account Of rheumatic trouble, left
this week for Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. John Trezise, Of Arizona, at
ter visit with friends in Gilpin
county, left Tuesday morning for Grip
pie Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. James RetaTIack have
moved from Nederland to Central.
Miss Vera Hicks and mother, form |
er residents OF Central, were over
last week from Nederland.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Alsdorf went |
to Denver yesterday morning.
Neil Mckay and family took in the
circus in Denver OF course, Mr.. Nc
Kay doesn't care for circuses and
merely went as an accommodation i
to his son. Reuben.
Mrs. Richard Trevithick and daugh.'
ter are visiting with Mrs. Therza
in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bennetts are Wis
fling in Denver.
VIM. Boyd left this morning for
Leadville.
Sherman McCallister went to Den
yer this morning on business.
Messrs. VIM. P. Kohler, OF Toledo.
Ohio, and ]. F. Mcbride, OF Chicago,
are here in the interests OF the Pa I
role Mining company. They have un-
der consideration the resumption OF
operations on the Morning Star and
Parole lodes on Bobtail hill.
Mrs. Frank Dutton, wife Of the
genial manager of the Stanidsh hotel