Gilpin observer., 1912-04-25
Personal Mention

Denver SATURDAY morning. MT. MOyle
is troubled with an abcess on his
head.
John OLIVER was passenger to
Denver Saturday morning.
Mrs. Swan Lundvall was a passen-
ger to Sterling Tuesday morning, for
an extended visit with her parents.
Abe Rachofsky, Peter McFarlane
and R. R. Demeter were among the
passengers to leave Saturday morn
ing for Denver.
C. L. Gage and wife went to Den
yer Saturday afternoon, remaining
until Monday evening.
George Launder was visitor to
Denver the latter part of the week
j. w. Williams accompanied him.
F. N. Totman was up from Den
yer Saturday. He says he intends to
bring his family to Central this week.
B. P. Thomas visited relatives in
Denver Sunday.
H. P. Altvater went to Denver Sat
] urday afternoon to meet his wife up
on her return from FIT. Collins.
Mrs. Fred Painter and daughter
left Saturday for their home in Gold
field, New
Miss Ollie hampshire went to Den
yer Sunday morning to remain a
few days.
Eugene Ritter, of Denver, was up
Sunday to visit the Evergreen mine.
Walter Biehl went to Denver Sum-
day.
Walter Flagler, who had been up
from Denver a couple of weeks max
ing repairs to the boiler at the 2:40
mine, returned home Sunday.
James Noonan and wife returned
to their home in Denver Sunday, af-
ter a short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Peter Reed and family were
up from Denver Sunday, remaining
between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Alsdorf and
Mrs. Alsdorf's mother went to Den
yer Monday morning.
Arthur Most was in Denver Mon
day on business.
Alf. Belcher and wife We're arrivals
Sunday evening from Montrose and
will probably remain here.
George Mabee, Jr, and mother
came up from Denver Sunday even
ing.
Miss Sadie Cody returned Sunday
evening from Denver, where she had
been visiting her mother Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Edna Driscoll visited in Den
yer the latter part of the weak.
Mrs. VIM. McKibben and daughter,
Miss Maggie, arrived home from
Denver Sunday evening.
Joe Reiss, Matt Edwards and wife,
]. NJ. Seright and ]. C. Fleschhutz
went to Golden Tuesday to be pres
ent at the hearing in the district
court upon the application Of the
Old Town company against the Pc
wabic company, for an injunction to
restrain the latter from working
ground claimed to belong to the Old
Town company.
Judge w. C. Matthews went TO
the valley Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. VIM. Eplett and mother, Mrs.
Fred Rowe, were passengers to Den
Yer Tuesday. Mrs. Eplett will have
her teeth attended to and Mrs. Rowe
will have her eyes treated.
H. P. Lowe and wife went to Den
Yer Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Ray Thompson, after visit
with relatives, left Tuesday after
noon for Denver.
Mrs. Darrow Mabee and children
went to Denver Tuesday afternoon
Oscar Williams and wife went to
Denver yesterday.
Chris. Lieb was a passenger to
Denver yesterday.
VIM. Hoefle returned Friday from
his winters sojourn in Los Angeles,
Cal. He reports that his son, Bud.
well known in Central, was married
a month ago to a minister's daughter
in Los Angeles.
A. L. Anderson was up from Dem
YER this week. He says he has de-
cided to furnish a house in Denver
and remain there until he finds a bet
ter place to locate.
Mrs. John Odgers was an arrival
last evening from Denver to visit the
Thompson family.
Harley Hurst arrived last night
from six months stay in Texas.
Tony Andreatti and wife were Wis
itors to Denver this morning
Mrs. Libby Williams left this morn
ing for Denver.
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