Gilpin observer., 1912-08-29
PERSONAL Mention

yesterday dileIloOH W i'SHNSi. Wa
Martin says he is getting too old and
inactive to enjoy outside sport of
any kind and the Observer editor
has promised to go out to the park
some day for an hour or two and
catch Mr.. Martin a mess of trout.
H. c. Eastman was up from Den
yer this week. Mr.. Eastman enjoys
an occasional visit to Gilpin county,
where the profits from his mine op-
erations few years ago placed him
on Easy street and he can now live
without chasing the elusive dollar or
delving into the bowels Of the earth
in quest of the precious metals.
Miss Sadie Cody went to Denver
yesterday.
Miss Florence Johnson left this
morning for Victor, where she will
resume her duties as a teacher in
the schools of that city, commencing
with September
Judge w. C. Matthews left this
morning for Georgetown. While the
Judge did not state the object of
his visit to the adjoining county, it|
is presumed to carry with it some
POLITICAL significance. The judge is
a candidate for the primary nomina-
ton on the Republican ticket for
the office Of district Judge. He is
,,-bn
we predict he will have no trouble
in defeating in the primaries. Judge
McCalls primary vote in Gilpin
county will be so small and scatter
ing, it is doubtful if the election
clerks will take any notice of it.
DR.. d. L. Mcdonnell went to Den
yer this morning to visit his wife.
]. C. Fleschhutz made business
trip to the big city this morning.
Misses Mary and Gladys Koons, of
Kansas City, nieces of George NJ.
Ashmore, were visitors this week,
taking in the sights of the city.
D. A. Coughlin has succeeded
Frank McGinnis as agent at the C.
c S. depot, during thee latter's visit
to his old home in the east.
Pete Mackin is bringing the pass
enger train into Central curing the
absence OF Engineer Keiser in Routt
county.
F. Rehling and G. w. Kraft, of De-
cauter H., part owners OF the Snug
glar mine, are here in the interest
OF their property.
F. D. Whitney was over from Rol-
linsville Monday in attendance on the
grand jury.
9. H. Speiser, of Denver. is in the
city looking for a mining investment.
Mrs. Gus. Marquet and sister left
Sunday afternoon for Goldfield, New,
where Mr.. Marquet is employed in
one CT the mines OF that camp.
Prof. Bramhall and family, who had
been visiting friends and packing
scme household goods, let sunday
afternoon for Wallace, Ida. Prof.
B!alahall has accepted a position as
prime pal in tie schools CT Wallace.
p r. Alsdorf made a business trip
to Denver Monday morning.
w. H. Parenteau left Monday morn
ing for Boulder.
Mrs. Robt. Sayre left for Denver
Tuesday morning.
Eugene Cessario ard family, who
had been visiting a week or two with
Tony, returned Tuesday to their home
in Denver.
Chris. Cassagranda and wife re-
turned Tuesday from visit to the
valley.
Mrs. Anna Campbell returned to
Arvada Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. II. Martin and little daugh.
ter, Orpha. OF Donver. are the guests
Of Central City relatives this week.
Ms Laura Trenoweth returned
Saturday, from an extended visit in
CtiAhOma.
Thomas Champion drove NJ from
Denver Saturday, bringing with him
seven head OF horses for the WEI.
iams Livery stables. Since the thirst
parlors have been closed on Sum
days and ban placed on every form
OF amusement, everybody who can
procure the necessary conveyance
drives to Tolland or Idaho Springs.
This summer the livery business has
been so good 1t has been impossible
for the Williams stable to keep
enough horses. Mr.. and Mr.. Williams