Gilpin observer., 1913-06-05
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work and batch" it fine until he
tries his hand at cooking and then
lhe complains that the coffee perco-
lator WON'T perco!a.e and he Is not
sure whether eggs are fried in the
oven or on a broiler.
Mark Harris, Of Russell, is shaking
hands with friends about town.
H. E. Moore, of Denver, is regist-
cred at the Teller House.
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Fl. A. Tyson, of Denver, is at the
Teller House. Someone in the lobby
thought Fl. A. was a Supreme Court
judge and had risen to heights of
greatness. II. A. wears a southern
Stetson and, DIS endowed with a person
al pulchritude destined to throw him
in the lime Light of admiring looks.
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ing the kow-towing and talking about
his rise to greatness that he was
not Supreme Court Judge, although
he admitted he had risen to heights
Baking powder and that is how he
came by his rise.
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| j. E. Johnston, of Denver regist-
cred at the Teller House Tuesday.
He left Wednesday for Denver
, Howard Jenkins, the livest insur-
ance agent that ever struck town,
blew in and wrote UP line Of poll
cies for fire insurance, after which
he took smiling departure from his
numerous friends here. While this
was his first trip here, he soon had
established himself as favorite. Mr..
Jenkins is from Shreveport.
| F. NJ. McGinnis, who has been sta
ton agent at Golden for some time,
is back again on the job at Central.
f. NJ. is a good scout and favcrne
in town and he is getting the glad
hand from all his old associates, who
are delighted to welcome him back.
1t ID whispered that F. NJ. has gain
ed little in weight lately, for he
surely looks fine.
F. w. Forester, one of the best
known insurance men in Colorado,
and WHO is agent for about fifteen
of the old line fire insurance COM
panies. spent a couple of days at
the Teller House. Mr.. Forester has
many friends in this city.
Z. c. Shelley, with the Mine and
Smelter Supply company has spent
several days in the city this week
and says he finds business unusual
ly good. ''It would seem as though
Central can expect a good summer
as there lis more demand for supplies
at the present time, than there has
been for months. The weather here
ds certainly a great deal better than
In Denver and l dislike to return to
town." said Mr.. Sheely. 81 am con-
fident that business will be fine in
this section from now on. All indi-
cations certainly point that way"
Mr.. Sheely makes his headquarters
at the Teller House while in Central
City. He will return within a month.
w. H. Ambler. Of the R. p. Smith
Shoe company. of Chicago. rs regist-
cred at the Teller House.
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I. X. Saunders. George w. Teal.
and w. H. Brown, the latter Of Cen
tral. were guests OF the Teller House
Wednesday.
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p. E. Robinson. Of Denver. is now
making his home at the Teller House
Mr.. Robinson will take the place LEFT
vacant by H. H. Hurst as proprietor
OF Goldman's. He Is rapidly making
many friends here.
J. d. Barton, OF Denver, made a
business trip to Central this week.
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Leroy J. Williams. OF Central, was
one of the party of attorneys who
took dinner at the Teller House on
June 2. There were over q dozen
well known lawyers in the party.
Among them were F. L. Cullom, Of
Idaho, who has host Of friends
here. 8. w. johnson, Of Wheatridge,
district attorney; J. Med. Livesay.
who is quite prominent in legal cir.
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