Gilpin observer., 1913-04-03
PERSONAL Mention

morning for the ranch.
Thomas Welch and mother went to
Denver Saturday 1rorning to visit two
or three days.
Mrs. Jos. Ellis left Saturday morn
ing for Denver.
Mrs. Maggie Ross left Saturday for
the valley, returning Monday morn
ing.
Chase Withrow was in Denver Sat
urday on legal business.
C. A. West and wife visited in
Denver from Saturday until Wednes-
day.
Bart Partelh left Saturday after
noon on business in connection with
the purchase of the Gold Coin saloon
building. Mr.. Partelli bought the
building and-will have the same i'm
proved and placed in much better
condition than it is now TN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eilmann and
Mrs. Henry Eilmann left Sunday
morning for Denver.
Mrs. Angelo Leonardelli took the
Cudahy infant to the hospital in Den
yer Sunday morning.
Miss Grace Rule returned Sunday
morning from trip to the valley.
Mrs H. H. Lake, who had been
visiting in Denver, returned Saturday.
James Moody and wife returned
Saturday from a visit to Denver.
c. o. Richards and daughter came
uo frsm Denver Saturday.
Miss Sadie Cody was up from Den
Yer over Sunday. She can hardly
wait until school closes to get back
to Central.
Miss Alvina Eustice, who had been
visiting the Flick family, returned to
her home in Denver Monday after
noon.
+ j. NJ. Seright was in Denver this
week on legal bmsines.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Homfeld left
Monday morning for California for
a months visit.
Al. and Ed. Yates have gone to
Boulder to live.
Mrs. Geo. Hamllik returned Mon
day from visit to Denver.
Mrs. Fred. Kruse and Mrs. Fred.
Monday.
R. L. Martin was up from Denver
this week on mining business and
to inform people of the good things
| l., e8or., Gov Cilpi,, coupty
Mrs. Abe Ashbaugh returned yes
terday to Denver.
Thomas Cody and Harry Willis went
to Denver yesterday. Mr. Willis went
down to buy horse and the mayor
accompanied him to see that he did
not get "stung"-
Mrs. James Mitchell left yesterday
afternoon for Denver.
l Miss Bertha Reynolds is visiting
friends in Denver.
Toby Zanella was called to Ouray
yesterday on account of the serious
illness of his brother. His partner,
Mr.. Mathes, will return from his so
journ in Delver today to look after
the business.
r. R. Demeter and wife went to
Denver this morning.
Miss Marjorie Lake left this morn
ing for Denver.
Clarence Slattery left this morn
ing for Red Cliff, where good posi-
ton awaits him.
Mrs. Robt. Holmes and daughter
left Sunday morning for San Francis
co to reside permanently. Mr..
Holmes will join them within six
months.
Mrs. r. C. Johnson returned Mon
day morning from a trip to Pueblo
and points in New Mexico.
Mrs. NJ. Ross returned Monday
from trip to the valley.
Charles Horn, Of the Phoenix dis
trict was a business visitor yester-
day.
j. w. Rooms, OF Rollinsville, drove
Albert johnson and wife, the new
owners of the Rollinevdlle hctel TO
town yesterday. Shopping was the
principal object.
| Edward j. Stevenson, a well-known
mining engineer, is examining claims
in the Phoenix district.
Mrs. William Spear, of Rolnnsville,
was VISITOR yesterday.
Judge Peter Peterson. OF Gilpin,
was transactdmg business with the Of
ficials a. the court house yesterday.
He reports a boom in mining IN his
neck of the woods.