Gilpin observer., 1911-11-16
PERSONAL MENTION

part of the week with Reuben Magor.
Steve Hoskin and John Osborn and
wife, of Donvc!, were up Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Oates.
Miss Ella McKibbon returned Mon
day from visit to Denver.
Miss May Richards came up from
Denver Monday evening to visit rel
ativos ard friends.
Mrs. Chas. Gage accompanied her
hrebend as far as Denver Tuesday
morning on the latter's eastern tip.
/ VIM. Anger and daughter were
emorg the passengers to leave Tues
day morning foc Denver.
Mrs. Peter McFarlare made trip
to Denver Tucsday morning.
Dick Champion drove to Denver
Monday morning with a gray team be
longing to Oscar Williams. Mr.. Will
iens went down Tuesday morning to
trade the team fer another one
H. J. Hawley went 10 Denver yes
tar1ay to have an operation perform
ell on his eyes.
John Leidinger returned from Den
ver Saturday. He had been in the
hospital, having an operation per-
formed.
Mrs. Leidacoat, who had been Wis
iting Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter Lamp
shire, returned Friday afternoon to
her home in Denver.
Ed. Walters, who came up from
Denver to visit a few days with
friends, prior to going to Detroit.
Mich, to live, let Saturday mornins
for the east. Mr.. Walters will enter
the employ of large automobile os-
tablishmant in Detroit.
Harry Morris left Saturday fc~
Mexico, where he intends to work in
the mines.
Jos. Espel was business passen-
ger to the valley the latter part OF
the week.
Attorney Sampson was business
passenger to Denver Saturday.
y. Dachofsky let for the valley
Saturday afternoon to visit Il few
days with his family.
H. c. Eastman was up from Den
Yer Saturday on mining business.
Mrs. Geo. Mabee, Jr., left Satur-
day afternoon for Denver, to see her
husband. whose condition showed a
change for the worse.
James McGinnis made trip to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. pory returned Saturday to
her home in Idaho Springs.
Miss Bertha Reynolds and girl
friend were arrivals from Denver
Saturday evening to visit ovcr san
day with friends in Central L.fnd
Black Hawk
Claude Mckay came up from Den
Yer Saturday evening to visit HIS
father. who has been under the
weather the past couple Of weeks
with a severe cold.
Mrs. Edwin Rule, who had been in
Denver the past two months, under
going operations fer her eyes, was
an arrival Tuecday evening. 1t is
likely that she will have to return 20
Denver, as her eyes are still in poor
condition.
r. C. Johnson arrived Tuesday
evening frcm n short business trip
to Denver. Mr.. Johnson had intended
to return on the morning train, but
by some mistake got on the Boulder
train, made himself comfortable. and
became interested in Kiplins's latest
poem-"The Female of the Species"
He didn't knew what was up until
he heard the con holler "A-l-l-board
for Boulder The train for Central
had departed five minutes before.
F. ]. Altvater was up from Den
yer Tuesday, closing up an estate for
which he was administrator. MIR. Alt
water has taken on considerable flesh
since removing to Denver and is
now the double OF VIM. Beefsteak
and Onions Taft.
Mrs. Nina Suits returned Tuesday
from Douglas, Ariz., where she had
been spending several weeks.
b. p. Thomas returned last even
ing frcm a three or four days visit
in Denver where he had been admir-
| ing the queens of the apple show.
S. S. Hambly was a passenger to
Denver Wednesday morning.
Sam Thomas and wife went to Ar
vada yesterday, where they have
farm.
Chas. Trenoweth was business
passenger TO Denver yesterday
II. C. Browne of the German mine,
was an arrival this week from the
east to note the progress of work at
his property.