Gilpin observer., 1913-12-18
MENTION

Chris Hesslebine returned from his
eastern trip Saturday While absent,
he visited Chicago, Johnstown, Penn,
and New York City. Everywhere he
visited he said that there was a
better feeling shown toward mining
than there was on his trip of a year
ago. This time capital was interest
ed, and he predicts that Colorado will
have a year of prosperity. as eastern
capitalists will visit the state this
summer seeking Investments. Such
being the case.let us treat them with
consideration, and extend the glad
hand of welcome. Mr.. Hesslebine
left Sunday morning for Los Angeles
California, where he intends to spend
the winter with his family.
Hugh c. Browne, manager of the
German and Belcher group of radium
mines on Quartz hill, started for New
York, Washington, and Wilmington,
Delaware, last Friday morning.
G. w. Adams and family will leave
tomorrow morning for Lincoln. Neb.
for visit, thence to Florida for the
winter. Walter A. Funk, of Idaho
SPRING. will have charge of his bust
ness during his absence.
Thomas Welch and mother left on
Saturday morning for Cripple Creek.
]. c. McShane and wife. who were
showed in for a week, were able to
leave on Saturday morning for the
ranch at Arvada.
Elleggio Stenneck left the latter
part of the week for Boulder, where
he has procured steady work.
S. A. Rank spent several days with
his family at Boulder. leaving Sat
urday.
Abe Rachofsky spent Sunday with
his family in Denver.
Mrs. Ray Thompson and son, who
had been visiting Mrs. Thompson's
mother. Mrs. R. B. Williams, return
ed Saturday morning to their home
in Golden.
Norman Morrison and Herrick Lid
stone. who came up from Denver to
attend the Morrison funeral, return
ed home Saturday.
Mrs. S. Sobey left on Sunday morn
ing for Seligman, Ariz., to reside per.
manently.
Mrs. VIM. McKibben and son, EN-
nett, left Sunday morning for Den
yer.
Chas. Cox and wife were passen
gers to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs. Emmett Cosgrove, who HAD
been visiting several days with hel
mother, Mrs. NJ. Flaherty. returned
Monday morning to her home in Boul
der.
Mrs. w. H. arenteau was a ps .
senger to the valley Monday morning
Miss Mary Slattery was an arrival
from Denver Sunday evening.
Geo. Rule and wife came up from
Denver last night. They will reside
in Central and conduct the Rule bak
cry.
Mrs. Geo. Pyle, Of Apex. has for
saken the snow-capped mountains Of
Apex and left this morning for Den
yer.
Lee Hedden went to Denver thii
morning on business and pleasure.
Mrs. Evan Morgan and Mrs. Mat
Stevens were arrivals from the val
ley on last nights train.
Andy Donielson, Of Apex, took thii
mornings train for Denver.
George Morgan and daughter were
arrivals Sunday evening on a visit
to relatives.
Mr.. Norman. assayer for the From
tenac. accompanied by his wife, lef
Tuesday for Denver. where they viii
reside.
Miss Grace Rule and father lef
Tuesday for Denver to Interview
Santa Claus.
Miss Nellie Auger was passen
ger to the valley the fore part o.
the week.
Mrs. Walter Royd and daughter
we're among the Centralites to leav.
! yesterday for Denver.
& Arthur Taylor. who had been work
I .ng at the Eclipse barn, resigned. hi
position and left yesterday for Den
vpe