Gilpin observer., 1913-09-25
MENTION

The county commissioners are build
ing a storeroom back of the court
house, to store all of their road
paraphernalia during the coming WIN
ter.
The funeral of the late Chistoph-
er Cassagranda was one of the larg
est attended for many years.
Hugh C. Browne, who has been in
Denver for several days, returned on
Sunday night
Alfred Skeels has a good thing up
his sleeve, which he will soon spring
upon the public.
Frank Sparks, of Nevadaville, was
visitor to our city on Monday, Mr..
Sparks has been one of the chief
engineers on the Topeka mine for
the past four years and his genial
countenance and winning ways have
won the hearts of all visitors, of all
sexes.
Capt. Ferganchich, of Nevadaville,
is delighted over the arrival OF a
six pound baby girl on September %.
DR.. Ashbaugh reports mother and the
baby are both doing well.
Joseph Williams returned Tuesday
from saltwater, where he had been
with Arthur Most, spending week
or two in piscatorial exercise near
Grand lake. ice says that there is
something in the name, for the still
waters of the Grand yielded several
rainbows as an offering to his basket.
He left his partner behind to make
the most of the equinoxial storm.
Chas. A. Mcneil and C. A. Myers.
of Elk park, were in town yesterday.
Miss Christine Kelly, tourist from
birmingham, Alabama, who has been
spending several months at the Tel
Ter House will soon leave for the
sunny south.
H. P. Lowe is in the east on busi-
ness.
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Denver the latter part of the week.
Mrs. c. S. Ripley left Saturday for
Idaho Springs. where she and Mr.
Ripley will make their home. Mr..
Ripley is operating a mine just across
the line in Clear Creek county.
l.. j. Rachofsky went to Denver
Saturday on business and a little
slice of pleasure.
Peter Macken, who had been rum
ming the C. & S. scrap heap during
the absence of Engineer Kiser, re-
turned to the valley Sunday.
w. c. Matthews made a trip to
New Mexico to settle an estate for
one of his clients.
Mrs. ]. Clark, who had been visit
ing with Chas. Robinson and family,
returned home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Tony Andreat.a and daughter
made trip to Denver this week.
Mrs. Maggie Elliott, who had been
visiting her neice. Mrs. R. Mayor, re-
turned home yesterday.
Humphrey Williams made a busi-
ness trip to Denver yesterday after
nocn.
Ira Slater went to Denver Mon
day morning to attend to business
| matters.
DR.. and Mrs. Saunders left for Den
YER on Monday mornings train.
Miss Margaret Anderson, principal
Of the Clark school, spent the week
end In Denver.
Mrs. Curt Schroeder, of Denver Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
McFarlane.
Mrs. Marshal Draper and Mrs. Bow.
man, formerly OF this city, have been
he guests Of the Misses Martha and
Lulu Davidson this past week.
Mrs. Wright and daughter. Betty
lame, arrived Tuesday evening TO be
the guests of Mrs. Wrights parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Saunders for few days
before leaving for her future home
IN California.
| Word has been received that Mr..
md Mrs. Fred Jones are living in
Loveland with Mr.. Jones sister, Mrs.
Arthur Kruse. Mrs. Jones was fer
nerly Addie Comfort, of this city.
Ella McKibben and her two friends
rom the Denver telephone office,
'aturned to Denver Monday morning.
| Myrtle and Pete Tregay of Gilpdn.