Gilpin observer., 1914-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION


able animal he had the misfortune
to lose a couple Of weeks ago. Os-
car is fine judge of every living
species, from dog to horse.
T. T. Johnson, ex-judge of the
criminal court of Denver, was up
several days last week, investigating
the Pozo accident, where John Can
non and Nicholas Warren lost their
lives several months ago.
c. R. Baer, of Apex, was visitor
to Central City Monday.
Frank L. Branham was In from
Silver Creek Tuesday. Frank says
the Apex mail has to go by way of
Black Hawk on account of the bad
condition of the roads.
Chas. F. sauer, owner of the Cas-
tie Rock mine, went to Denver Fri
day to attend the Chicago grand op-
era.
Mrs. Ranney, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Lake, left for
her home in Denver Tuesday morn
ing.
Chase Withrow and s. A. Rank
went to Golden on business Monday.
Every man in Apex is now busy
shoveling out the road leading from
the London mine to Central.
VIM. o. Mieir, editor of the Colo
RADIO Progressive, Of Denver, spent
several days in town last week get
ting acquainted with his brother Pro.
gressives, and getting data of Gil.
pin county's mineral production and
possibilities. for a write-up in his pa
per. We found Mr. Mieir to be a
very entertaining gentleman, and were
he only Democrat, would be a pow.
er in state politics.
Max Gabardi went to Denver Mon.
day morning to represent the Pro.
gressive party from this county in
the state meeting.
Fred Bushover went to Denver Sat.
urday to buy a team.
to Denver Saturday.
Mrs. Ignatz Meyer is visiting in
Denver.
Mrs. Jos. Reivi left Sunday morn
ing for her ranch near Roggen.
John Webster left Sunday for Den.
yer to enjoy a vacation.
Mrs. Fred Kruse and son, Horace,
were up from Denver during the
week.
Fred McFarlane was up from Den.
yer Sunday to enjoy the spring
weather.
Misses Urbana Noonan and Rosie
Thomas returned Sunday evening
from trip to the valley.
H. ]. Hawley and wife came up
from Denver Saturday. Mr.. Hawley
has recovered from his sick spell and
is able to work about the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Lowe went to
Denver Monday They are expected
home this evening, with guests from
London.
John Anderson and bride and Mrs.
VIM. Glanville returned Saturday eve
ming from Denver.
Mrs. E. V. Parenteau was a passen
ger to Denver Tuesday morning.
Ed. Zadra and wife made a trip to
Denver this week.
Mrs. Tony Andreatta visited in
Denver this week.
Chase Withrow wassa business visi
tor to the valley the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. Robt. Sayre, who had been
visiting a week or more in Denver,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Otto Miller was in Denver this
week. j. J. Hamllik was cutting meat
at the shop during Mr.. Miller's SO,
journ in Denver.
Miss Julia Brohl is visiting in Den.
yer.
George w. Kumleh, OF Loveland,
was an arrival this week to assist as
clerk in the New York store during
the remainder OF the going out OF
business sale. Mr.. Kumleh will have
charge Of the dry goods department
Of the new store to be established
in a few weeks by the Rachofskys
In Loveland.
Miss Edith Champion. who for q
number Of years was head saleslady
at the New York store. left Friday
for Denver to seek a position. She
may become connected with the Den.
yer Dry Goods company, in capacity
of clerk.
Will Roberts was an arrival Sun.
day morning from Victor for brief
visit. He left Monday for Oklahoma
to select a location. It Is reported
that he will return to Central with.
in two or three weeks to claim one