Gilpin observer., 1912-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION

visiting the Lewis family, returned
Denver
Chas. Rice and wife returned to
Denver Sunday afternoon. They had
been visiting the Mabec family.
Miss Fern Dougherty came up
from Denver Sunday morning to visit
her mother, Mrs. T. G. Martin.
DR.. G. A. Ashbargh and wife re-
turned Sunday evening from a visit
to Denver.
Miss Lizzie Thompson was an ar
rival Saturday evening from Denver.
John Trevithick and wife went to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Abe Rachoesky returned Sat
urday to Denver.
Miss Anna Warwick and girl friend
left for Denver Saturday. They had
been visiting week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Warwick.
Mrs. Nellie Tolman and son, Jack,
returned Monday to their home in
Cripple Creek.
James Flynn and Albert Day went
to Tolland Tuesday where they will
remain two or three weeks, fishing
and prospecting. Mr.. LAY will fish
while Mr.. Flynn is locating gold
mines. Their outing will be one of
profit as well as pleasure.
H. Irving Jones was Up from Den
yer Monday on mining business.
DR.. Saunders took :. L. Gage to
Denver Monday. Mr.. Gage underwent
delicate operation in st. Joseph's
hospital. He is getting along nicely
and will be able to return to Central
in about ten days.
w. Wright and wife went to Den
yer Monday.
Mrs. Joe Tuckfie'd returned Tues
day from weeks visit in Denver
Chris. Libe let Tuesday morning
for Frazer, where he is now located.
James Ross, of Rollinsville. was a
visitor to Central Monday on bus
mess. He renewed acquaintance with
many old time friends.
Mrs. Frank Bertagnolli left Tues
day morning for the valley.
Mrs. Cype Matthews and Miss Mel
lie Anger left yesterday for Golden
and Denver.
Mrs. Robert Wi'kin-on returned
Tuesday evening from visit to
Denver
w. j. Richards and daughter were
arrivals yesterday.
Thos. Reynolds is Up from Denver
on business in connection with the
Gilpin-Orion.
Mrs. Fred Rowe and Miss Laura
Rule were passengers to Denver yes
terday.
Mrs. H. G. Williams went to Den
yer yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Kuhns was among the
Centralites to leave yesterday for
Denver.
Miss Minnie Welch ard Viola Olliv-
er returned yesterday from ten
days visit in Denver.
Mrs. Angelo Leora-delli went to
Denver this morning.
Wm. Ro5in-on, R. E. Ladwig, Geo.
Grabmair and Dick Bennetts drove
to Boulder park Sunday. Mr.. Robin
Son fished, but beng unable to make
catch. was given six or seven nice
ones by kind-hearte1 friend.
VIM. Trebilcock and party of
friends took in tie Garment Makers
picnic in Tolland Sunday.
Father Naughtcn is anticipating
with pleasure visit from his sis.
ter, Mrs. Thos. Ryan, of Chicago. She
will arrive Friday evening.
Commissioner C. o. Richards and
Attorney ]. NJ. Seright met with the
commissioners of jefferson county
Saturday morning in regard to the
county line.
Miss Mamie and Sadie Cody took
their mother to St. Joseph's hos
pital Saturday. Mrs. Cody has been
troubled for some time with rheuma-
tism. She is doing nicely in Denver.
John Trathen and wife spent Sun
day in Denver.
Mrs. Cliff. Parsons went to Denver
Sunday to attend the funeral of her
mother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rue Manhire enjoyed
an outing at Cottonwood Sunday.
Miss Ruth Flaherty visited with
friends and relatives in Denver Sun
day.
Mrs. Harry Eilmann left Sunday
morning for the valley. Mr. Eilmann
and his brother, Henry, were out to
Boulder creek Sunday, angling for
speckled beauties.
VIM. Hoefle spent dry and wet