Gilpin observer., 1912-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Saturday to make a settlement on
shipment of ore from the War Dance
mine.
Miss Grace Tonkin and mother left
Saturday morning for Denver, where
they will visit a week or two with
friends.
Miss Minnie Martin was among the
Centralites to leave Saturday morn
ing for the Queen city.
Mrs. Roy Mills and daughter were
visitors to Denver Saturday morning
Ernest Kloer made trip to the
valley Saturday.
N. ID. Owens, of Denver, who had
been visiting his son, Frank, return
ed home Saturday morning
Mrs. Richard Taylor left the lat
ter part of the week for Denver.
urday.
James Flynn, the local capitalist,
spent the week end in Denver.
R. Demeter and wife went to Den
yer Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N Brodie left Sat
urday afternoon for Denver, where
they will reside in the future. Mr.
Brodie will work for the Telephone
company in the capacity of lineman.
VIM. Roberts was among the pas
sengers bound for Denver Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Walters was a visitor
to Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Philips visit
ed relatives in Denver Sunday.
Humphrey Williams and wife went
to Denver Sunday morning.
DIR. E. F. Warren is home from a
months trip to the south and points
in Kansas.
Rule and Susie Lawrie We're among
the many who took advantage of the
excursion rates to go to Denver
Sunday
Mrs. Eva Gullickson and Buster
left Sunday morning for Denver. They
will reside in Denver in the future.
Miss Laura Ayers left Sunday for
Greeley to attend the Teachers in
s,itute.
James McGinnis was in Denver Sun
day.
Miss May Kelleher was visiting in
f'enver Sunday.
Mrs. R. Williams left Sunday for
Denver.
Miss Urbana Noonan and Miss
Edna Driscoll left Sunday afternoon
| for Greeley to attend the institute.
Mrs. James Semmens and children
and mother, Mrs. Tillie Davidson,
left for Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Rachofsky, who had
been experimenting the packing OF
the household goods, went to Denver
Sunday afternoon. The Rachofsky
family will make their home in Den
Yer.
E. S. Moulton arrived Saturday
from Florida. Mrs. Moulton is ex-
pected in a few days.
Miss Mamie Cody is home from
| Wyoming for the summer.
Fred Bushover went to the valley
Monday morning to see if he could
get hold of some good horses.
Peter McFarlane was in Denver
Monday on business.
Miss Gertrude Zahm left Monday
for Greeley.
Miss Bertha Reynolds and mother,
Mrs. John Belmont, were up from
Denver over Sunday, visiting Mr.. Bel
mont and friends.
Mrs. NJ. Flaherty is in Greeley, at
tending the Teachers institute.
Mrs. VIM. Johns is spending a
week or two in Golden.
H. P. Lowe and wife went to Den
yer Monday afternoon.
Miss A. Manson was up from Dem
yer this week, attending to matters
in connection with the Manson es-
tate.
A. Baleria was business passen-
ger to Denver Tuesday morning.
James Hampton and wife went to
Denver Tuesday morning.
Charley Wolcott went to Brush on
Tuesday to look after after the ranch
M. ]. Gabardi and Mrs. Mary Weis-
| beck were in Denver Tuesday, re-
turning in the evening.
Mrs. Maggie Ross, Rev. Father
Naughton. Lillye Ayers, Margaret Glib
son. Ella. Maggie and Florence Nc
Kibben, l.. ]. Rachofsky and George
Hamllik went to Georgetown Tuesday
\ afternoon, where they presented an
entertainment for the benfit Of st.
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