Gilpin observer., 1915-09-16
PERSONAL Mention

Oscar Williams, Thurston Mat
thews, Richard Champion and Ed.
Bertagnolli left yesterday for Pueblo
to attend the State Re-Union OF the
Elks. They made the trip in one of
Williams machines.
Mrs. Thos. Cudahy left yesterday
for St. Louis, to visit.
Mrs. R. A. Bass and Miss Beat
rice Rule drove TO Rollinsville Tues
day morning to catch a mess of fish.
Harry Hamer, wife and two daugh-
ters and Mrs. R. A. Bass went to
Nederland Friday for an outing, re-
turning Sunday. They made the trip
in the Maxwell car.
Thos. Evans, representing the Den
Yer Post, spent a few days in Cen
trail during the week, on business in
connecting with his paper.
Henry Eilmann, R. A. Bass, James
Wood, Louis Euntere:ser and Geo.
Hazelwocd went to Winnegar's ranch,
below Pactolus, Sunday to fish. All
caught from ore to four or five
trout OF good size.
Peter Cassagranda was a visitor
to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Williams left Sunday
morning for saltwater to enjoy an
outing. Mr.. Williams accompanied
her to Tolland, where she took the
train. He then spent the remainder
oe the day fishing.
Mrs. A. II. Petherbridge. Of Dem
YER, is spending week with Mrs.
w. ]. Stull.
Mrs. Katie Andreatta was a pas
senger to Denver on Sunday morn
ings train.
c. o. Richards, DR.. Guy Ashbaugh
Geo. Launder and Herman Lundberg
who went to High Bridge last week
to pick wild currants, returned Fri
day evening with from 100 to $50
pounds of berries each.
Miss Grace Brooks spent several
days in Denver last week
E. w. Davis, R. N. Lewis and Tony
Cesario started Monday morning in
their motor car for a tour of pleas
ure through Grand, Routt and Mof-
fat counties, and may extend their
trip into Utah. They took along
their camp equipage, and their car,
when loaded, reminded one of the
days of 80
! DR.. Robert Barner, of Rochester,
Pennsylvania, and w. L. Shull, of
| Denver, were in town Friday and
Saturday, locking for mining proper
ties.
Chas. Moody and father. of Gilpin,
Colo, were in the city Tuesday, pur
chasing supplies for developing their
Gilpin.
NJ. H. Gray, the genial repres-
entative of Continental Life Insur-
ance Co., of Salt Lake City. Utah,
has been in the city a few days.
Miss Thompson, one of our High
school teachers, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at Idaho
Springs.
Jas. Powers, A. S. Gundy, Neil Nc
Kay, F. W. Bertagnolli and c. /.
Parsons went to High Bridge Sun
day morning in the Rule steamer.
They left here at o'clock in e
morning and returned at 1873 in the
evening, with several hundred pounds
of wild currants.
Geo. McCallister, Angelo Leonar-
delli, Geo. Grabmair and Ctas. Whit
man returned Monday from a several
days outing up Mammoth gulch.
They got plenty of fish and berries.
Mrs. C. A. Frost and children re-
turned Friday evening from two
months visit in Rostcn and other
eastern cities.
Miss Dorothy Bolsinger returned
Tuesday from Denver, where she had
been enjoying a rest of few days.
Miss Bolsinger is no longer assist
ant postmaster, being succeeded by
Miss Marjorie Heuer.
II. R. Wade and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernhagen, Mrs. J. B. Leach and
son, Carl Schneider, Alfred Weston
dorf and c. ID. Basore, of Toledo,
Ohio, who recently purchased tie
Star of the West group of mines.
have located in our city. MIR. Wade
and wife and Mr.. Bernhagen and
wife, have rented the Dollie Beaman
residence, and the remainder of the
party have rented the Grabmair res
idence on South Spring street. These
men, after having purchased. intend
to stay here and see that their mon
ey is economically expended.
Mrs. James II. Bawden and daugh-
ter Gertrude made n trim to Elk