Gilpin observer., 1913-07-03
LOBBY GOSSIP
(ey e. zimmerman.)

were guests of the Teller House or
Wednesday.
E. D. Valentine, of Denver, repre-
senting the Great Western Oil com
pany Is DIN the city for brief stay.
Young Valentine is general favor
lite about the city Of Central and
makes frequent trips to this section.
His company, of which the very we'll
known Fudge" Sommers is the presi
dent, does a big business i'm the
state and Valentine is ION the job"
all the time. He and Mr.. Sommers
will probably make an auto trip to
Central in the near future, and bring
up some Denver folks. A Chicken
ard waffle" dinner is on the sched-
ule for the day. The Teller House
will be the headquarters for the
spread.
l. N. Baer, OF Boulder, was in the
city for a few days. 1t is the report
that he was looking over the dtstrbst
with an idea of securing a site for
an electric Mgh. plant However
nothing definite was learned of his
plans. He returned to Boulder sew
erai days ago.
w. S. Schley and wife, owners OF
the Adler, have been in the city for
week or so, closing out the fur
nishings of that hctel. lit has not
yet been given out what disposition
will be made of the property after
the sale is closed on the furniture
But it is reported that it will be
turned into a place of business oi
some kind or ether, outside of q
hotel.
E. R. Hamilton, of Denver. was a
guest of the Teller House for sew
eral days during the past week.
George Shugrue, Of Helena, Mont.
this week.
DIR. w. S. Grim, of Denver, was 6
guest of the Teller House, enroute
to his home after a visit to his mine
Dr.. Grim will entertain several o.
the X. P. conclave brothers wher
they come out to attend the big do
ings at Denver. They. will make 6
visit to Central and stop for a time
at the Teller House.
| l.. P. Hayes, manager of the lght
and power company, of Idaho, rode
over this week and registered at the
Teller House.
l. w. Epperson, of Brush, Colora
do was a guest here for day.
Isidor Frohlich, the well known Gig
ar salesman, representing the Roth
enberg and Schloss Cigar company
was a business visitor here this weeH
and left a wide trail of the we'll
known brands carried by his house
at every cigar stand in town. IsSdor
is some hustler.
w. H. Horton, of Denver, was reg
istered at the Teller House this
week.
The base ball nine had a big feed
at the Teller House Sunday. They
brought along the mascot and some
of the boys had their wives along, so
quite a goodly bunch gathered about
the festal board They claim they
carried too much to beat the home
boys after they had dinner.
Young Forbes Rickard, son of the
consulting engineer of the German
and Belcher mines, has been a guest
of the Teller House for week F..
Jr. has inherited the splendid ply
sllue of the Tlfckard line and is the
possessor of pair of eyes that at
tract the attention OF all the girls.
While F. Jr., has JUS. returned from
College, he lis long way from being
a tenderfoot, and takes the noun
tains and hills with the grace Of IAN
antelope. He Is some fine looking
chap with his khaki suit and walk
ing boots, and has very winning
personality which makes him popular
with boys and girls. He will remain
in Central for several days longer
before returning to Denver, where
he is to spend the vacation with
his father. At present, he Is max
ing study Of assaying and mineral
ogy, getting his knowledge first hand.
1t Is hoped by his numerous friends,
made during his brief stay, that he
will snand MARI NJ hic yacaf ion in
Central.
The dining room Of the Teller
is being enlarged, to take care Of
increased business. Some new fur
nishimgs will be installed and things
made more convenient generally.
p. J. O'Gorman, Of the Cordove
Cigar company, was guest of the
hotel this week. He reports busi