Gilpin observer., 1914-06-25
af1t HAVE FIRM HOLD BLACK HAWK news PERSONAL MENTION IN RUSSELL GCH

Mrs. Frank Teats left Saturday for
Golden to await tie opening of the
Williams trial, to give testimony.
Albert p. Sanford, who came up
from Denver last week to make ar.
rangements for the resumption of
work on the North Star mine, return
ed to Denver Saturday.
Miss Irene Slattery returned to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Batchelder returned to the val.
ley Saturday, after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. L. j. Williams.
l.. d. w. Stevens and wife returned
Saturday to their home in Ouray. y
Mrs. Thomas Noonan was a passen-
ger to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Ross spent Sunday
with relatives in the valley.
George Rule went to Denver Sun
day morning to visit his wife and
newborn daughter.
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yer.
Miss Bessie Henley left Sunday af-
ternoon for Greeley, to attend Normal.
Sheriff A. S. Gundy spent three
days OF this week in Golden, testify
ing in the Williams case. He went
to Tolland today to preserve order
at the grocers' picnic.
Chase Withrow and L. ]. Williams,
counsel for Dan Williams, left for
Golden Monday morning.
Mrs. Fred Rowe, who had been WIS.,
iting relatives in Central, returned
to her home in Denver Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross, of Rol-
linsville, were visitors to Central yes
terday.
Mrs. Libby Williams left Monday
for the valley.
i Mrs. H.. P. Lowe left for Denver
Monday to meet Mr. Lowe upon his
return from the east. They came
UP to Central last night.
! VIM. H. Parenteau left yesterday
morning for the mining districts of
Routt county to inspect mines.
Mrs. Art. Most left Tuesday for
| Denver.
! DR.. Guy Ashbaugh and wife return
! ed from the valley Tuesday. The
doctor was witness in the sensa-
tional Williams trial in Golden.
/ Neil Mckay drove George Hamllik
to Golden Monday. George had the
remains of the three infants intro
duced as evidence in the Williams
trial and the railroad company re-
fused to transport them. Mr.. Nc
Kay was little creepy himself about
conveying the grewsome evidence to
Golden
Colo, his departure occasioning heart
aches among the fair ones.
! Peter McFarlane was a business
visitor to Denver yesterday. He re-
turned in the evening so as to be
present and make the curtain talks
at the opera house last night. Mr..
; McFarlane is gradually overcoming
his stage fright and is developing
into an announcer equal to old man
Kempton.
! Mrs. E. Zimmerman, of Denver, fav-
ored Central with her pleasing pres
, ence this week, spreading sunshine
and cheerfulness among the disheart-
ened natives. She returned to Dem
yer yesterday morning, and again all
, is gloom.
Miss Julia Brohl and Miss Mary
Philips are enjoying a pleasant visit
in Hilltop. Colo.
Mrs. r. B. Brown and children
were arrivals yesterday from Denver
to visit Mrs. F. n. Totman and 9th
. er friends.
Frank Owen went to Denver this
morning He has packed his house
hold goods for shipment to Denver
/ and expects to move to that wicked
city.
Oscar Williams, the local David
Harum. returned from Denver Sat
urday where he went to trade off
some horses and get some better
ones. He brought up team of
mules and two driving horses. He
| Is figuring on making a trade with