Gilpin observer., 1912-04-18
PERSONAL Mention

Rev. Father Naughton made a trip
to Georgetown Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lila Hart, after IA visit with
the Mayor family, returned Sunday
afternoon to her home in Denver.
Mrs. Ike Parsons left Sunday af-
ternoon for her home in Denver. She
had been visiting Clifford Parsons.
]. R. Emmett and wife were arri-
walls Sunday evening from Denver.
Richard Frazer returned. Sunday af-
ter business trip to Denver.
Arthur Goldsworthy came up from
Denver Sunday evening.
DIR. d. L. MCDONNELL left Monday
morning for Denver.
Mrs. Jake Bitter went to Denver
Monday morning to visit her father.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane was among
the Centralites to leave Monday af
ternoon for Denver.
Geo. Maloney went to Arvada Mon
day afternoon, where he will procure
work and remain until the hot wealth
er sets in.
Richard Floyd was an arrival Mon
day afternoon from Payette, Ida., .
attend the funeral of his father. He
is well contented with his new loca-
tion and says Idaho is the state OF
cite is a farming community with a
population of 1000. 1t is located in
the center of rich and productive
territory and the town is growing
rapidly.
Alfred Skeels and NJ X. Sullivan
left Tuesday morning for Colorado
Springs to attend the Republican con-
gressional convention. Mr.. Skeels and
Mr.. Sullivan are old cronies and in
addition to directing the work of the
convention, will have an enjoyable
time in Little Lunnon.
Chas. Trenoweth was business
visitor to Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Tony Boggio and daughter
made trip to the valley Tuesday
F. c. Young, ]. c. Jenkins and ].
c. McShane came up from the valley
Tuesday to attend a directors meet
ing of the First National bank.
Ed. L. Harris and Mrs. S. I. Lorah
We're arrivals from Denver Tuesday
morning. The purpose of their visit
was to exhume the body of Mrs.
Teddy O'Neil and transfer it to Mt
Olivet cemetery. The body was in
TERED in the city cemetery in 1891.
Al. Biehl and wife were passengers
to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
]. R. Hoskin and wife, Of Denve-
were in attendance at the Floyd fun
eral.
E. S. Holmes and wife went to
Denver Wednesday morning
Or. G. A. Ashbaugh went to Den
yer yesterday.
Jas aetallack and wife returned on
Tuesday from Boulder, where they
went to attend the funeral of Mr.
Retallack's father.
Mrs. d. S. Davis returned home cn
Tuesday after a weeks visit in Den
yer.
John Retallack arrived home from
Boulder Tuesday. He was in attend
ance at the funeral of his brother.
Mrs. John Trevithick left yester-
day afternoon for Custer, S. D., hav-
ing received word that her father
Was seriously i'll.
Miss Loretta Mayor went to Dem
yer yesterday to enjoy a visit with
relatives.
J. C. Fleschhutz and wife were
passengers to Denver yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Emma Beggs was up from
Denver yesterday, looking after prop
erty interests.
Mrs. Thomas Cody left yesterday
for Denver for the benefit of her
health. She will be away for some
time.
VIM. Bray went to Denver this
morning on business.
Attorney Jos. Sampson was bus
mess passenger to Denver Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mabee, Sr., left
Saturday for Pueblo, where Mr.. Ma
bee will take the baths at the Clark
springs. He has been ailing for weeks
with rheumatism and his friends hope
that the Clark baths will prove bene-
ficial.
Jas. Flynn was visitor to Denver
the latter part OF the week to visit
his sister. who is in the hospital.
z. r. Demeter was up from Den
YER Saturday on mining business.