Gilpin observer., 1913-07-10
Mention

MT. ana MTS. f1enEy Ellmann ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Katta left Satur-
day morning for Baltimore, where
they will occupy cottage for the
next two weeks.
Ray Launder was an arrival the
latter part OF the week from Lead
willie.
Clarence Slattery, who is working
in mine above Leadville, came to
Central to celebrate the Fourth.
George Maloney was up from Dem
vre this week for short stay. He
has been working most of the time
since going to Denver and has hopes
CT soon basking in the sunshine of
prosperity.
Mrs. A. Rachofsky was an arrival
during the week, and will visit in
town week CIR two.
Frank Owens and wife boarded the
morning train for Denver sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson were
visitors to Denver Sunday morning.
Ed Tippetn and wife spent Sunday
in Denver.
James A. Noonan and wife, who
spen. the Fourth in Central, return
Sunday to their home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kelleher were
UP from Denver during the Fourth.
Mrs. R. c. Johnson and daughter
went to Denver while Mr.. johnson
was out fishing, and as a result,
missed a big mess of fish, which
MIR. johnson had to distribute among
the neighbors.
Miss Irene Slattery left on Sunday
afternoon for Denver.
Mrs. Gertrude Zahm, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. c. AS
quith, returned Monday morning to
Denver.
Miss May Kelleher was up from
Denver ahe latter part of the week.
She came up to escape the oppres-
sive heat Of Denver.
L. ]. Williams and family were
among the passengers to leave Mon
day morning for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Lowe made a
trip to Denver Tuesday.
A. Baleria left Tuesday for the
ranch.
Sam rank lett Tuesday for the val
ley.
Mrs. A. H. Day is visiting friends
in Denver.
Ed. Thied made a trip to the val
ley yesterday.
Mrs. John HTbbett returned yes
terday from Denver, where she had
been confined in the hospital.
Geo. McFarlane went to Denver
with a couple of cats this morning.
No, not old ones, young kittens-bob-
cats. He captured them yesterday up
Clear Creek and took them down TO
the city park.
S. E. McCallister went to Denver
this morning to get a few choice
cuts.
Tom Cudahy was a business pas
senger to the metropolis this morn
ing.
Rev. Father Naughton is in Dem
YER.
Charles ]. Bunting and E. H.. .Cros-
by, capitalists of South Dakota, were
arrivals on the Fourth. They are
interested with T. R. Cudahy in the
keystone group. They inspected the
holdings and are well pleased with
the showing of the mine and the de-
| velopment being prosecuted under
Mr.. Cudahy's direction. They enjoy
ed their VISIT and left this week for
the Pacific coast. They will return
within two months.
The few remaining in Central over
the Fourth, went to Denver Saturday
morning. They were Pete McFar-
lane, w. C. Fullerton, VIM. Woods,
Nick Dusevich, Herb. Spargo and p.
R. Asdorf.
John Barbee and VIM. Trebflcock
remained in Central over the Fourth
but finally concluded to go to Den
YER Saturday afternoon.
Carl C. Johnson was in from Toll
land Monday to take out a county
license for a saloon in the Angove
cottage dn Boulder park. He thinks
that the James Peak tunnel is prac-
ideally assured and wants to be on
the ground floor.
Mrs. George Launder has gone to
Tacoma, Washington, to be present
at the 5Oth wedding anniversary Of
her parents. 1t will be family re-