Gilpin observer., 1915-01-07
BLACK Hawk news Personal Mention

Miss Lily Ayers left Saturday for
Oak Creek. Colo, where she will
teach school,
Miss Sigma Goldberg left Sunday
morning for the valley, where she is
teaching school.
Ray Griffin, who was up from Den
Yer during the holidays, Visiting
friends and relatives, returned home
Sunday afternoon.
John McCallister returned to Ft.
Collins Sunday afternoon,
Miss Viola Oliver returned Sunday
to Greeley, where she is attending
the Normal institute.
j. c.. McShane and wife left for
their ranch in the valley Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. G. M. Laird and daughter
were among the Centralites to leave
Sunday for Denver.
Miss Irene Slater returned to Den
Yer Sunday after a visit with rel
atives.
Mrs. Louis Zeige was a passenger
to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Urbana Noonan was an ar
rival from Denver Sunday evening.
b. p. Thomas and James Powers
returned Sunday evening from Wis.
it in Denver.
T. I Williams and fo,,,;I,, Lea Nto,
day for Denver to remain during the
session Of the Goth assembly. Mr..
Williams has been honored with the
appointment of president protein of
the senate. AS the Republicans are
in the majority at this session, Mr.
Williams will be law-maker of
more than ordinary prominence. His
classic phiz, showing a high we'll
moulded forehead, denoting the herit-
age of intellectual power, is daily
grac;ng the front pages OF the Den
yer papers.
Dick Champion went to Denver
Monday to enjoy a change of sur
rcundings.
Sheriff A. S. Gunday left Tuesday
morning for Canon City, taking with
him John Schoenherr, who was SEN
fenced in the district court Monday.
Geo. and Jack Mabee were sent to
their grandparents in Denver Tuesday
as their mother is quite i'll and is
confined to her bed.
John Dalsant returned to Denver
Tuesday morning, where he is at
;tending printing school. He comes
up occasionally to get some practical
pointers on the trade from his broth
er
John Drennen, who was visiting his
mother during the holidays, returned
Tuesday morning to Denver.
Samuel Orr who met with an acci-
dent week ago and was taken to
Boulder, returned 10 Gilpin county
Monday evening.
Steve Laner was business visit
or to Denver this week.
Mrs. Fritz Goebel was an arrival
home from Denver Monday.
Martin Rule arrived home from Den
yer Monday.
Shad Reid left yesterday for his
ranch in the valley.
Henry Stahl went to Denver yes
Iterday morning to receive the ap-
pointment of assistant secretary OF
the senate, a position procured
through the Influence of Senator l..
J. Williams.
E. w. Davis made a trip to Denver
this morning.
Albert Teats left Friday morning
for Topeka, Kansas, where he intends
taking a course in a business col
lege.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Gilbert came up from
Cripple Creek last week and spent
a few days visiting with her hus-
band.
Ethel and Albert Teats. niece and
nephew of Frank Teats of this city,
arrived in town last Wednesday from
their Leadville home, and are the
guests of the Teats family.
Dan Reisinger. of Joliet, H.. neph-
ew OF A. II. Day, is visiting the Day
family. He thinks his cousin, Alley,
whom he has never had the pleasure
Of meeting before, is some scout and
good fellow. He is thinking of TAX
ing him back east with him.