Gilpin observer., 1911-09-21
MENTION

the ranch Wednesday.
Mrs. S. E. Wolcott, who had been
spending several weeks at her ranch |
near Brush, has returned to Central. |
j. R. Pratt and B. P. Thomas,
disciples Of Isaac Walton, are con-
templating trip to some well stock
ed trout stream across the range.
The piscatorial skill of these two
gentlemen is SO we'll established, they
have no hesitancy in promising their
friends fish upon their return.
Capt. Stedman and party of friends,
after visiting at American City. re-
turned Tuesday afternoon to Denver.
Walter Mcleod has gone to Den
yer and will likely remain for
while.
Ed. Thield, Of the North Star mine,
took his wife to Denver Tuesday,
where she will undergo an operation.
DR.. Guy Ashbaugh and family are
sojourning in Denver.
Miss Dolly Tate returned Tuesday
to Golden after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Thomas Champion and other
friends.
VIM. Bray of the Eureka mine, was
business passenger to Denver yes
terday.
H. P. Lowe and wife made trip
to Denver yesterday.
E. w. Williams and H. G. Shuck
were up from Denver this week, at
tending a meeting of the directors
of the Rocky Mountain bank.
Mrs. Albert Reihl was an arrival
last evening from Denver and will
make her home in Central.
| Miss Hazel Garlick was an arrival
Tuesday from Routt county.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. James Moody, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Mckay, Miss Francis Glib
son and Almond Thompson went to
Georgetown yesterday to attend the
funeral of Miss Anna Bergen.
F. E. Peterson went to Denver this
morning in quest of chef.
James Rule, of the Anderson Fur
niture Co., was a business passen-
ger to Denver yesterday mroning.
F. N. Totman left this morning for
Denver.
Mrs. c. H. Suits left Monday for
Douglas, Ariz., where she will join
her husband, who is largely inter-
estod in mining in old Mexico. j.
A. Nelson, of Denver has taken
chage of the office in the Teller
House. Mrs. Hurst is settled for the
winter, and under her able manage
ment the hotel is proving to be
popular and paying institution,
Miss Stella Parsons returned the
fore part Of the week from her. vaca-
ton trip, which she spent in Den
Yer and Greeley. There were some
who were beginning to think the
young lady had been kidnapped, as
several were promised a postal card
which never showed up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carter and
daughter, Miss Blanche, left yester-
day afternoon for. Denver. Mr.. Car
ter leaves Denver tonight for Ray,
Arizona, where he will remain. He
will be accompanied by George Rule,
who, seeking news fields, has chosen
Sunny Arizona.
Former City Marshal w. J. Rich
ards arrived from the Cripple Creek
district Tuesday. to again make this
city his permanent home.
Robert Sayre returned from his
vacation in the southern part Of the
state the fore part of the week. While
Harrington, formerly of this city,
scaled the Mount Of the Holy Cross,
establishing new record for noun
tain climbing. they doing the feat Of
climbing from Eagle river to the
summit and return in one day. The
peak is some 14.200 feet in height
and the trip has never been made
in less than two days heretofore.
Tony Lenz was a passenger to
Denver Saturday morning.
II. Leber and wife. operating the
Maine-Hamlet group, left Saturday
for Wyoming for short stay, to look
after mining interests in that state.
Peter Lind was a business passen-
ger to Denver Saturday morning.
Mrs. Kate Noxon returned to Den
yer Sunday afternoon. She had been
visiting the Leidingers.
VIII Hoskin, a former resident OF
Central. was up from Denver Sun
day, visiting relatives and friends.
Earl Quiller and Walter Jenkins re-
turned Sunday to Denver.
F. NJ. Mayew, H. J. Hawley and
John Kevelin were among the Gen.