Gilpin observer., 1912-09-05
MENTION

vey on Spruce street.
Misses Rose, Anna and Gertrude
Barbee left Sunday morning for Kan
sas City. where they will teach school
c. A. West made hurried trip
to Denver Saturday afternoon. He
hurried to finish his business and
hurried back on the afternoon train.
have to hurry"
Mrs. G. NJ. Laird and daughter
Miss Leah, left Sunday morning for
Greeley, where the latter will con-
tinue her studies Mr.. Laird is again
back to his bachelor stunts and is
more thoroughly convinced than ever
of the poets song, Man was made
TO mourn"
Marcellis Parker and sister, Mrs.
w. E. Withrow, and children, left
the latter part of the week for Man.
asquan, N. j., where they will reside
permanently. They leave a host of
friends who regret their departure ex-
ceedingly. Mr.. Parker intends en-
barking in business in Manasquan.
H. 1. Jones was up from Denver
Saturday, presumably on mining bus
mess. Mr.. Jones says he does not
feel right if he remains away from
Central too long at time.
Abe Rachofsky went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to remain over Sun
day to renew acquaintance with his
family.
Miss Irene Ballantyne, who had
been spending a weeks vacation here
with the Misses Laura and Lille
Rule, returned to her home in Den
yer Monday afternoon. 1t was the
young lady's intention to start work
Tuesday morning, but the three girls
went horseback riding Monday morn
ing and Miss Ballantyne's intention
of going to work SO soon after the
Joy ride, was probably changed.
Mrs. Harry Warren returned to Col
den Saturday afternoon. She had been
visiting friends and relatives in Cen
trail.
Frank Carbis and Earl Quiller were
among the passengers to leave Satur-
day afternoon for Denver.
Gene Drake and family left Satur-
day afternoon for Denver, where they
are now living.
Walter Mcleod was a passenger to
the big city Sabbath morning.
Jack Retallack went to Pueblo Sat
urday to meet his wife and accom-
pany her home They returned Mon
day evening.
John Bar5ee took in the various at
fractions in Denver Sunday. An oc-
casional trip to Denver does Sir
John nothing but good.
Mrs. E. F. Warren was visitor
to Denver Sunday.
Thomas Parsons made a trip to
Denver Sunday.
Miss Regina Philips went to Den
yer Sunday to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owen visited
relatives in Denver Sunday.
Miss Edith Champion Joined the
many that went to the valley Sunday.
Oswald Mayor left Sunday for Den
yer. He will attend school in Denver.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane returned Sat
urday evening from Denver.
Mrs. F. H. Clark and daughters
were arrivals Saturday evening from
Denver. The Clarks are living in the
Lee house.
Miss Cassie Doyle came up from
Denver Saturday to visit until after
Labor day with friends. Miss Doyle
was the most enthusiastic rooter in
Russell Monday for the Central ball
team.
Miss Viola oliver returned Satur-
day from visit to Oklahoma. She
was met in Denver by her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Schmidt.
Mrs. C. S. Ripley left Sunday after
noon for Denver.
Clarence slattery spent Labor day
in Denver.
John Kelleher came up from Den
YER Sunday morning to spend the day
on business.
Walter Jenkins went to Denver on
Monday afternoon to attend school.
Conrad Goebel made a trip to the
valley Monday.
Mrs. ]. A. FLYNN. who had been
visiting the Brohl family, returned
Monday afternoon to her home in
Denver.
Margaret Gibson left for school on
Monday.
Mrs. A. c. Asquith was among the
Centralites to leave Monday for the
valley.
Miss Sadie Cody departed for Dem
yer Monday afternoon. She will teach
in Denver this winter.