Gilpin observer., 1912-10-10
MENTION

ii. II. Hall was a business paSSeH-
ger to Denver. Saturday morning.
Mrs. ]. d. Richards returned home
from SCOTS Bluffs, Nebr., Saturday
evening after a two weeks visit with
her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Lowe were pas
sengers to Denver Sunday morning.
James Noonan and family were up
from Denver the latter part of the
week, visiting relatives.
Miss Marjorie Lake went to Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Clifford Parsons and wife were pas
sengers to Denver Monday morning.
They went down primarily to see and
hear the next president of the United
States-Woodrow Wilson.
Charles Trenoweth and wife left for
Denver Monday morning.
Joe Powers and mother made trip
to Denver Monday.
M. ]. Leahy was in Denver Mon
day on political business.
Mrs. r. c. Johnson left Monday
afternoon for Victor to visit her
daughter.
p. R. Alsdorf was business pas
senger to the wicked city Tuesday
morning.
Miss Ella McKibben went to Den
Yer Tuesday afternoon
James Hampton and wife returned
from Nebraska Tuesday evening.
R. L. Martin came up from Den
Yer Tuesday morning on mining bus
mess.
Max Gabardi went to Denver We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane went to Den
yer this morning to visit with rela-
tives.
H. G. Williams made business
trip to Denver Thursday morning.
Judge H. S. Glass was up from the
valley yesterday, meeting the voters
His candidacy for the district bench
is meeting with favor from all
quarters. In Gilpin county, Judge
Glass will receive more of a majority
than his opponent, Judge Mccall,
will receive votes.
George Williams came up from
Denver Monday to take charge of the
drug store during the absence of
Ii. P. Davies, who was called to Den
Yer on account of an operation that
Mrs. Mcleod underwent Monday at
st. Luke's hospital.
The Gilpin Trap club will shoot a
return match with the Golden team
Sunday. A picked team of five men
will go to Golden for the event.
o. H. Bryan and wife will make a
trip to Routt county. In his absence
Geo. Williams will assume his duties
in the drug store. Mr. Williams,
while in Denver took the examina-
tion before the state Board of 7har-
macy.
Johnny Welch arrived from Grip
pie, Creek Monday, riding his new
motorcycle all the way. He made the
trip in seven hours. He is visiting his
mother, the Telephone company hav-
ing granted him short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Davis returned
yesterday from an extended trip on
the Pacific coast. They are both very
much enamoured with southern Cali
fornia, SO much SO that they may de-
eide to make it their home next
spring. Mr.. Davis reports the north
and on the bum. Wilson's election
will no doubt remedy this condition.
The trio of hunters, Messrs. Tony
Cessario, A. Rapin and Dick Frazer,
returned from their 15-day camping
trip on the Troublesome, Tuesday.
Fish and small game were bagged in
abundance, but nary a sight of deer
Tony reports having sighted bear
and cubs. Dick says that they cap
tured same and forwarded the hides
to Denver for tanning. He offers to
bet that he can prove it on the re-
turn of the dressed hides from the
taXidermist. Rapin, he has nothing
to say.
Herman Lundberg returned last
evening from his bunting trip, load
ed down with game. including a por-
tion of deer meat. Herman headed a
party of six. They camped at Still
water. six miles this side of Grand
lake. They report that the local resi-
dents treated them most royalty, post
ing them as to the deer runs. On the
second morning of their arrival they
shot a 250-pound buck and proceeded
to eat It, on the theory that big
game ,was very plentiful. Their sec
ond buck was not so easily found.
but the party finally landed one
which was all that the six hunters