Gilpin observer., 1912-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION


in Denver during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H., P. Lowe went to
Denver Saturday afternoon to remain
until after Sunday.
Richard Frazer and Wife were in
Denver Saturday and Sunday.
James Flynn and Aime Rapim were
among the Centra'ites to leave Sat
u:day Afternoon fer Denver.
H. G. Williams left Saturday for
Denver
Mrs. Libbie Williams left Saturday
atternccn fer Golden ami Denver.
]. c. Jensen is up from Denver this
week. He is interested in the Barnes
mine and says the company intends
to resume operations shortly. The
mine was shut down during the Win
ter.
Mrs. NJ. F!aherty returned Satur-
day from Greeley.
Abe Rachofsky spent Sunday in
Denver with his family.
VIM. Hcefle was visitor to Een-
YER Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Eplett and Miss
Lilly Rule were visitors to Denver
Sunday
Mrs. Darrow Mabee and Miss Flor
ence Granville left Sunday morning
for Denver.
Miss Myrtle Spear ard mother
were visitors to Denver Sunday morn
ing
MIR. ard Mrs. Frank Ewing, who
had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chase
WIthrow, returned Sunday evening to
their home in Greeley.
Mrs. Fred Rowe returned Weines-
day evening from business and
pleasure visit in Denver.
Mrs. D. L. Mcdonnell was up from
Denver Sunday to visit the doctor.
Miss Fnossie Hoskins and Miss
Bonnie Mckay returned to Denver
Sunday evening after a shcrt visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. ]. Mayor, of Boulder. is
visiting the Brown and DunnevaD
families.
Miss Velma Mayor, of Seattle, is
visiting friends and relatives in Gem
trial.
MISS Lsura Rule returned Sunday
evening from a WRIT to Denver. Miss
Rule is in class by herself when
it comes to walking. She bested all
others by ten minutes IN making the
transfer to the Central train, which
was made necessary by the washin.
A. Baleria returned Sunday from a
w,eek's visit to the ranch.
Mrs. G. c. Saunders went to Den
Yer Monday morning to visit her
daughter.
James Rule was business passe1-
ger to Denver Mon1ay morning.
A. s. Rudd, district manager of the
Woodmen of the World, WIS an ar
rival from Idaho Springs. Mr.. Rudd
will be in the city week or more.
rustling new timber fer the Central
City and Black Hawk camps of the
Woodmen.
James Rule was a business passen-
ger to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs. Peter McFar,ane left Monday
for Denver.
Robt. Wilkinson and wife were
among the Centrahtes to leave
Monday afternoon for Denver.
Geo. McFarlane made a trip to Den
ver- Monday evening.
Chas. L. Gage returned Monday
evening from Denver, where he had
been in the hospital
Henry Brohl left Tuesday morning
for the valley in quest of work
George Rasmussen AMI daughter
went to Denver Tuesday morning.
Thomas Cudahy and wife left yes
terday Cor Denver.
Mss Elsie Mack went to Denver
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ira Slater and son left yes
terday ON a visit to the valley.
F. S. Rolstnger was business
passenger to Denver yesterday.
Forbes Rickard is up from Der-
yer on mining business. !
Mrs. Isabelle Mabee and children
left this morning for Denver.
N. d. Owens, after a visit with his
sor. Frank, left Thursday morning
for Denver.
Mrs. Ernest Carter and daughter,
Miss Blanche, who had been visiting |
in Central and Russell, were called |
to Denver Tuesday afternoon on &C.
count of the serious Illness OF Mrs |
Cac'ter's mother, Mrs. Dave Wood. |
Mrs. Woods condition. is serious,
and from latest reports, remains I'M
changed.
James Wood was summoned to