Gilpin observer., 1912-02-08
PERSONAL MENTION

II. .. bClSlNSei was Al oSANS3 Oh
Monday.
Mrs. H. H. Lake was visitor to
Denver Monday.
Abe Rachofsky returned Monday af-
ternoon from visit with his family
in Boulder. Mr.. Rachofsky reports
that his daughter, Lily, was threat
ened with appendicitis, but quick
medical attention obviated the neces-
sity of an operation.
Mrs. Cype Matthews was an arri-
val Monday evening on visit to her
parents.
Miss Minnie Martin returned home
Monday evening after months WIS.,
it in Denver.
= Al. Biehl was business passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning. Parties
have been up from Denver during the
week looking over Mr.. Biehfs place
with the intention of buying same.
Oscar Williams and wife were pas
sengers to Denver yesterday. Mr..
Williams went down to purchase sew
eral heavy draught horses to use in
his ore hauling business.
L. j. 2achofsky was a passenger
yesterday on the outgoing morning
train. He left ostensiply to visit in
Boulder but will not spend all of his
time in that city. Denver holds a very
strong attraction for CentraPs young
merchant prince. He will prolong his
visit so that he can take in the fire
mems dance in Golden Saturday.
James Rule and wife went to Den
Yer yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Kruse and Mrs. Clara
Rogers left yesterday for Denver.
Jess Graves went to Golden and
Denver yesterday. Mr.. Graves is get
ting tired of batching (has SO ex-
pressed himself to his friends) and
it may be that the object of his Wis
it was to find someone who was
willing to don double harness.
Steve Laner left fer Denver yester-
day, accompanying sick friend who
was placed in the hospital.
H. Irving Jones was an arrival
from Denver Tuesday and made
brief visit. 1t is reported that Mr..
Jones has taken unto himself a wife,
but as he steered clear of the OBJ
server office, it could not be learned
for certainty if he is really ad-ift
upon the sea of matrimony.
Mrs. NJ. Helm was an arrival Sat
urday from Denver to look after prop
erty interests.
C. l.. Titus, of the Telephone COM
pany, was up from Denver this week.
He returned this morning in company
with Exchange Manager Grabmair. 1t
is reported that Mr.. Grabmair has re-
linQuished his position in Central and
will leave shortly for point in
Wyoming to manage an exchange.
Miss Dolly Beaman, who had been
visiting a week or more in Denver,
returned home Monday evening. Eur
ing her absence all the pipes at her
house froze She was so hot when
she discovered this it was not very
long until the pipes thawed.
Mrs. Modlin Beard, of the Adler
hotel, was a business passenger to
Denver Sunday morning. On her re-
turn Monday telegram awaited her
notifying her CT the death of her
brother, which occurred at the fam
lily home in the east last Thursday.
Ill luck continues to follow the new
proprietors of the Adler, but the
many friends of the young ladies are
sure that change for the better is
bound to come.
Miss Jennie Robinson, Central's
most popular school marin, was a Wis.,
itor to Denver the latter part of the
week.
H. H. Hall was business passen-
ger to Denver Saturday morning.
Geo. Hamllik was in Denver Sat
urday on business.
Mrs. Frank Hardy was among the
passengers to leave Saturday morn
ing for Denver. Mr.. Hardy, who has
been confined in the hospital on ac-
count of pneumonia, is improving
nicely.
Miss Mary Grabmair was visitor
to Denver Saturday morning. Her
father is i'll in Denver.
Frank Schmidt, of the New York
store. made trip to Denver Sun
day morning.
Frank McFarlane came up from
Denver Sunday to look after mine
he Is interested In.
j. r. Pratt. of the Golden Rule,
enjoyed visit from his brother who
is resident Of Battle Creek, Mich,
Saturday.
II. p. Lowe and wife left Sunday