Gilpin observer., 1914-04-30
LOBBY GOSSIP

The Arlington troupe gave two per-
formances at the opera house to a
full house of appreciative people. The
little tabloid dramas were clever and
witty and evoked much applause. Lit
tie Casey Jones, the talented young
ster who is but eight years of age,
rendered some clever specialities and
made a big hit She gracefully re-
sponded to several encores. The spec
ialties were all good and much en-
joyed The Arlington troupe is now
playing at Idaho Springs where they
are booked for the week. While here
they were guests at the Teller,
House.
| Mr.. and, Mrs Wheadon, of Denver,
registered at the Teller House last
week. Mr.. Wheadon is treasurer of
the Denver Elks club and was enter
tanned here by members of the local
lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Leahy lunched
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wheadon at the
Teller House on the occasion of their
visit here.
S. C. Wilson, of Detroit, was
guest at the Teller House last week.
1t is supposed that this gentleman
was here locking over some mining
properties with an idea of purchase.
He seemed greatly interested in the
future of Gilpin county and looked
over several properties.
Mr.. W. S. Mooney, of Greeley, was
guest of the Teller House the past
week.
F. H. White, of Denver, register
ed at the Teller House and remain
ed couple of days last week. Mr..
White is a live wire representing a
well known plumbing supply concern
and knows many of the local citizens
!, He was given the glad hand and stat
: ed that he would return shortly.
C. F. Davies, we'll known mining
F., engineer of Denver. and who num-
bers his friends in Central by the
score, was guest of the Teller
House for three days last week. He
;, is expected to return here this week
Frank L. Branham blew in like a
breeze from his country mansion and
, circulated around among his numer
Gus friends, suggesting ways ant
means of once more placing Gilpin in
prominent position on the map ant
bringing great hordes of mining in
vestors into camp in the very neal
future. He hit the trail for home
with bunch of bacon and bachelor;
delicacies in the way of grub stored
away in his knapsack and it is tc
be hoped he will not be showed II
y with the present storm, as it was
: his intention to make a quick return
l. to town.
: Fred H. Nye, of Denver, one o.
the most popular gentlemen who eve
l. swapped a good story across a con
genial hearthstone was a guest a
the Teller House three days during
the past week and is expected tt
-' drive over from Idaho this week TO
another stay. Nye is a man VIII,
HuluDeTS MS ITlenuS Dy his dcQudlIl
tances and to know him is treat
d to be his friend a pleasure. He hal
! a personality which fairly sings ant
n he is an all round fine scout. H,
n is part of the Sutton, Steele ant
II Steele outfit and they are lucky Il
number him amongst them" TO
e there is very little knowledge con
corning mills and milling which HI
does not have stored away in hi
d receptive brain. He has a working
). knowledge of every ore known ant
his brain is stored with information
concerning treatment of the variou
y ores. 1t is to be hoped lie will re
main some time on his next trip.
r. Daniels and w. w. Rood, of De
troit were guests at the Teller Hous
p this week.