Gilpin observer., 1913-01-23
Mention

Geo. Henderson left Saturday for
Denver, intending to be gone about
Two months.
Mrs. Roy Mills made trip to Den
yer the latter part of the week.
r. B. Brown was in Denver Satur-
day.
Mrs. Libby Williams and daughter,
Miss Ruth, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Thompson in Golden.
John Davey was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Mackey was an arrival
Saturday from the Roggen section.
Lee Jones, of Routt county, was a
visitor to Central several days dur
ing ne week.
c. o. Richards was up from Denver
over Sunday.
Miss Edna Patterson was all arrival
from Denver Saturday evening to Wis
it L. ]. Rachofsky.
James Woods and Will Zeige were
among the Centralites to leave Sun
day morning for Denver.
Earnest Manley and wife went to
Denver Sunday morning.
L. j. Williams was up from Denver
over Sunday.
S. E. Anderson and wife, who had
loft
Sunday afternoon for Denver. Mr..
.Ands rson is thinking of entering the
dining car service of the Rio Grande.
Chas. Renaldi went to Denver Mon
day morning to take in the stock
show.
Mrs. S. Mariacher was passenger
to Denver Monday morning.
County Commissioners John Stew
ems and Neil Mckay went to Denver
Monday morning to attend the good
roads meeting.
| Mrs. Fred Kruse has gone to Rat
on, N. M, to spend the winter with
her son, Horace.
Robt. johnson attended the stock
show in Denver this week.
j. NJ. Seright went to Denver Mon
day.
Tony Steneck made a hurried trip
to Denver Monday, returning on the
evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jenkins took
in the stock show this week.
Elmer Elmore, a former resident of
Central, came up from Denver Sun
day morning to visit day or two
with friends. He has been in Utah
for two or three years.
/ Oscar Williams and wife went fto
Denver Tuesday morning. They will
take in the stock show and if Mr..
| Williams sees any horses he would
care to own, will bring several head
back with him to use in hauling ore.
Mrs. Ed Dunnevan was a passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Lightbourn were
visitors to Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. C. Asquith and mother left
for the valley Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. ]. Stull and son, Jack, are
doing Denver this week.
Mrs. Alfred Skeels went to Denver
yesterday to ascertain If the stock
show is all that it's cracked up to
be.
4 VIM. Woods left yesterday for Dem
Yer where, according to report, he
will take a course in embalming. Mr..
reporter and moulder of public opin-
ion on the Register-Call. Ray Laird
has succeeded to Mr.. Woods position
! and enters upon his new duties with
all the determination and enthusiasm
of a seasoned journalist.
John Mccullough is in Denver this
week. mingling with the prize stock
at the big show.
| Mrs. F. N. Totman and baby are
enjoying visit in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Popovitch left yester-
, day afternoon for Denver.
Thomas Slattery made trip to
i Denver yesterday.
Mrs. M. Bitzenhoffer was in Den
yer yesterday. returning in the even
ing.
! VIM. Trebilcock was among the
Centralites to leave this morning for
Denver.
ira Slater is taking in the big at.
fractions in Denver this week.
Sherman McCallister and wife made
a trip to Denver this morning.
aIcs. F. Bolsinger and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, left this morning for
the Capital ci.,.
l.. ]. Rachofsky went to Denver on
this mornings train. He will take in