Gilpin observer., 1912-10-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Frank Schmidt left Sunday morning
for Canon City to attend the conven-
ton of the Odd Fellows.
Arthur Most, f. N. Totman, Tony
Cessario, Dick Frazer, James Brown
and j. w. Williams went to Golden
Sunday morning to compete with the
gun club of that city in shoot.
Golden won the contest by six birds.
Geo. Hamllik and wife were among
the Central passengers to leave on
Sunday mornings train for Denver.
John G. Williams and wife left Sun
day morning fer Canon City to at
tend the Odd, Fellows convention.
Among those leaving the city Sun
day for Denver were: Miss May Kel-
cher, Miss Lille Rule and Chas. Cox.
Albert Anger went to Canon City
Sunday to mingle with the Odd Eel
lows.
Claud Mckay, who had been visit
ing his father, returned to Denver
Saturday afternoon. The. father is
some proud of that handsome son.
w. T. Plemmons and son went to
eyes tested for glasses. 1t will not
be long until Tom himself will have
to use glasses if he doesn't quit read
ing so much campaign literature.
Abe Rachofsky went to Denver on
Saturday to remain over Sunday with
his family.
Walter Funk and wife were arriv-
ais from Idaho Springs Saturday ever
ing to visit L. j. Williams and family.
Mrs. Williams had been visiting with
them in Idaho Springs and returned
with Mr.. and Mrs. Funk.
Albert Klais returned from a trip
to Middle park Saturday.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane returned on
Saturday evening from visit with
relatives in Denver.
Miss Helen Hibbett came UP from
Denver Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Hibbett, Mrs. ]. d. Rich
ards and Mrs. Robt Wilkinson are
attending the convention of the Re
bekahs in Canon City,
P. R. Alsdorf, wife and mother are
visiting in Denver.
Mrs. Sam Walters and Mrs. James
Walters went to Denver Monday.
Fred Richards left for Denver Sun
day afternoon.
Tom Warwick and family left the
fore part of the week fof Denver tt
make their home in the future. Mr.
Warwick has accepted position wit
the Adams Express company.
M. ]. Gabardi and wife went t.
Denver Sunday afternoon, where MI
Gabardi underwent minor operation
Thomas Cudahy and wife are TAX
ing in the Carnival.
Miss Dora Wenzel left Tuesda,
1 morning for Denver.
Miss Regina Philips. Gilpin coun
tvs Maid of Honor at the Festiva
of Mountain and Plain, left on Tues
day mornings train for Denver. Mis-
Philips was the most attractiv'
Maid to the Queen at the Festival
o. H. Bryant and wife left thii
week for Rou,t county to spend I
week or two.
Mrs. A. H. Day is visiting friend
in Denver and is enjoying the Carni
val.
Tom Atkinson and wife went to tn
Carnival City Tuesday morning.
Frank Ingram and Gov. Waite, o
Apex are enjoying the excitement a
Denver this week.
A. Rapin and wife are in Denve
this week, mingling with the crowds
Aime is hollor!ng his head of be
cause the folks didn't invite him t
accompany them.
w. S. Smith went to Denver Tues
day.
Mrs. Nick MINIS left Tuesday fol
Denver.
Mrs. Al. Yates made a trip to Den
ve4 1lIesaay.
A. S. Gundy and Ell. Thied- wen
TO Denver to see the sights. Tues
day. Mr.. Gundy will bring back som'
s..e stock.
Mrs. John Clark, who had been vie
iting Chas. Robinson and family, re
turned Tuesday afternoon to Denver
Miss Davis and Miss Elsie Teati
went to Denver Tuesday. Miss Davis
will have her eyes examined as she
has been having considerable trouble
with them.
Mrs. Thomas Noonan departed fol
Denver Tuesday.
John Joyce and wife and John An
derson left yesterday for Arizona.
Will Carbis and wife are enjoying
the Carnival.
Frank Poole left yesterday for Den