Gilpin observer., 1913-12-04
MENTION

list for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Dora Lewis and father of Ida.
no Springs, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Melita Seymour and daughter
Miss Mccormick, of the local High
school, visited her aunt in Denver
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Grace Clark, teacher in the
Littleton High School, and Ashley
Clark, of Boulder University, we're
incoming passengers on Wednesday
evenings train. Mrs. Clark, who had
been visiting in Denver, returned
home with them.
Mrs. G. S. Ripley, of Idaho Springs,
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. P. R.
Alsdorf and mother. Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. Dave Davis, of Denver, spent
Thanksgiving in Central with her
husband.
Our enterprising sheriff, Albert S.
Gundy, is a man with "a heart and
a SOUL. Wishing every one a happy
Thanksgiving, he took his summer
boarder out to the Kloer tonsorial
parlors, and that celebrated artist fix
ed him up in good shape and after
ward, gave him bath, reserving the
water as full payment for the job.
George Mabee and wife, of Denver,
spent Thanksgiving week with our
popular school superintendent, Mrs.
Isabelle F. Mabbee.
w. ]. Lewis went to Denver Mon
day morning, returning Tuesday eve
ming.
Mel Mckay, our enterprising coun-
ty commissioner, attended the fun
eral of Daniel Mckay in Denver
last week.
Chase Withrow returned Saturday
from Denver, after visiting for few
days with Mrs. Withrow.
S. A. Hammond returned from his
home in Denver Sunday night
Father B. E. Naughton was call
ed to Deerlodge, Mont, Sunday af-
ternoon, on account of the death of
a very dear friend. He will be away
ten days. Father Grohman, of George
town, is looking after the local par
ish.
Mrs. Robt. Sayre and son left on
Sunday afternoon for Denver, leav-
ing Mr.. Sayre in charge of the domi-
cile and the famous mathematical
dog.
Miss May Keleher was up from Den
yer between trains Sunday.
Miss Lily Spear was among the
Centralites to leave on Sunday af-
ternoon for Denver.
Miss Leah Laird, who had been
spending Thanksgiving with her par
ents,- returned Sunday afternoon to
Denver, where she is teaching school.
Mrs. A. Boggio and family have re-
moved to Denver, leaving Sunday.
Miss Florence McKibben, after a
visit with friends and relatives, re-
turned to Denver Sunday.
DR.. e. F. Warren left on the i'll
fated train Sunday morning for Dem
yer to spend the day with his fami-
ly. When the wreck occurred he
concluded that he would not make
the trip, so hurried back to Central,
arriving in time to attend services
and offer thanks to his Savior for
his miraculous escape.
Ted Williams was up from Denver
during the week, visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Therza Trevithick, who had
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Mills, over Thanksgiving, re-
turned Sunday to her home in Den
yer.
Misses Margaret Gibson and Viola
Oliver returned Monday morning to
Greeley.
Mrs. James Rule and Miss Beatrice
Rule went to Denver Monday morn
ing to extend an invitation to Santa
Claus to visit Central.
Ed. Yates was a passenger to the
valley Tuesday.
S. A. Rank returned Monday even
ing from a visit with his family In
Boulder.
II. C. Browne and secretary return
ed Monday evening from Denver.
Mrs. C. s. Ripley left yesterday
for Denver.
Mrs. A., H. Day is visiting friends
in Denver.
Mrs. Carl Strawn and children who
had been visiting in Central, return
ed yesterday to Denver.
A. Baleria left yesterday for his
ranch at Rogan, to harvest the large
crop Of snow.
Miss Maggie Ross returned Tues
day from business trip to Denver.
NJ I Cahardt and wffa left this