Gilpin observer., 1913-06-26
MENTION

Mrs. Henry Stahl and SON were
among the Centralites to leave on
Saturday morning for Denver.
Mrs. Walter Funk, who had been
visiting Mrs. Humphrey Williams, re-
turned Saturday to her home in Ida
ho Springs.
Sam Walters left Saturday for ben
YER.
Abe Rachofsky spent Sunday in
Denver with his family.
John D. Barbee went to Denver
Sunday morning ITO survey the city.
Victor Bogg5o went to Denver Sun
day to consult with his lady friend in
regard to matter of considerable
Importance, presumably matrimonial
Mrs. A. Campbell returned to the
valley Sunday morning.
Thomas Cudahy was passenger
to Denver Sunday.
]. c. Fleschhutz and wife left Mon
day morning, intending to be away
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Lowe went to
Denver Monday.
Miss Minnie Frey left Tuesday for
Seattle to enjoy an extended visit
with relatives.
j. M. Sertght and Neil Mckay left
Tuesday for Denyer on business.
Alfred Skeels was business pas
senger to the Queen city Tuesday
morning.
Frank Naughton went to Denver
Tuesday morning to mingle with his
countryunen, who have full swing in
the capital city this week.
Mrs. R. B. Brown and children jour
neyed to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Forbes Ioickard and H. C. Browne,
OF the German mine, were passen-
gers to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
John Smock and family moved to
Denver Tuesday. They will reside
there permanently.
Leggdo Steneck has gone to Lead
willie to work for the telephone COM
pany.
Mrs. Geo. Mabee, Jr., made trip
to the valley during the week.
Steve Laner, one of the capitalists
Interested in the Homer mine, made
a "trip to Denver Tuesday. Yester-
day, a check valve on the Homer
boiler let all the water out OF the
boiler, and the sub-eneineer got up
100 pounds Of hot air. The failure
CT the injector to work and pump
water into the boiler prevented a
catastrophe on the Homer.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Johnson, who has
been touring the southern part of
the country the past several weeks
in her official capacity as head Off
Ger of the Pythian sisters, returned
home, Tuesday. During her protract-
ed absence, Mr.. Johnson was SO
downcast and melancholy he declin-
ed all invitations to go fishing.
Mrs. Chas. Cox came up from Den-
yer Tuesday to be present at the
marriage of her son.
Miss Irene Slattery was an arriv-
al Tuesday from Denver.
Mrs. NJ. Scheffler came up from
Denver Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Igratz Meyer left
yesterday for Denver to assist in en-
tertaining the Germans. Leo. Voll
ard wife are up from Denver, look
irg after the place for Mr. Meyer,
so that he can cut loose in the big
city and have nothing to worry him
in business way.
Mrs. John Kloer and son went to
Denver Tuesday to say. Gut He'll"
to the visiting Germans.
John Smith and sister, Mrs. Con-
verse, went to Denver yesterday
morning.
DR.. z. F. Warren took the child
rem down to their grandmother's in
Denver yesterday.
Morris Hazard is visiting his wife
In Denver this week, leaving every
thing to his brother, Horatio, to look
after and isn't worrying bit. Hora-
to says he didn't care to go to Den
Yer as he Is not a German.
r. C. Johnson boarded the train
for Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Sherman Harvey is visiting in
Denver.
A H. Day is taking in the attrac-
tions in Denver this week. Doc. ex-
poets to be able to talk German on
his return home.
yesterday on mine business.
John Jenkins came up from Dem
yer yesterday morning. He left on
the afternoon train for Canon City,
having received message telling