Gilpin observer., 1915-10-28

Mrs. II. K. Walce went to Denver
Sunday to meet her husband ON his
return from an eastern business trip
Mrs. o. ]. Duffield has returned
from her recent trip to Centerville
Iowa. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Louise Wright, who will
spend tie winter where tie noun
tain zephyrs sing their lullaby songs
as they glide through precipitous, can
ons on their onward march to THE
great plains below.
Mrs. j. R. Rule left for Uvale
Texas yesterday to pay an extended
visit to her daughter, Grace, who is
| teacher of music and drawing at that
place.
Miss Grace Brooks spent several
days in Denver this week.
We understand Mrs. Alice Bolsing
CT has sold her house en- High sire ct
and will remove with her family tc
Denver.
Newccmb Cleveland and VIM. H
O'Hara, insurance men of Denver
were in town several days last week
| Chris. Hesselbine returned from
Denver Monday night with party O
mining men from the east.
w. e. Davidson, auditor of the C
& S. railway system, was up from
Denv Saturday auditing accounts
He took a trip over the tram branch
TO Russell Gulch in his private car
and witnessed the renewed prosper
ity of our mineral country.
Mrs. R. A. Eass, the Misses O'Toole
and Miss Regina Phillips, left fol
Denver Monday in their Maxwell
Fear. They Travelled by tie way OF
Idaho Springs and Lookout mountain
and returned by way of Boulder
canon and Nederland.
Cy Allen, the veteran engineer OF
tie C. & S. railroad force. who has
been safely hauling the tourist the
past summer to tile cool retreats in
the mountains about Silver Plume
/
haul the gold seekers to Central City
James Cody and Miss Minnie Ep
lett tock in the picture shows in
Denver, Sunday. They saw Charlie
Chaplin in Love Without Heart
acme
Mesdames. Sandstrom and Taylor
spsnt Sunday in Golden, visiting
/ friends.
Mrs. o. L. Patterson returned Sun
day evening from a visit in Denver
James Wood and Louis Euntereisel
enjoyed themselves in Denver, Sun
day.
DR.. o. L. Stone made his custom
ary weekly trip to Denver Sunday
The doctor says these frequent trips
are expensive, but well worth the
money.
Harry Richards, familiar charac
ter Oh the streets of Central, bav
ing visited the town for 30 years in
representing Denver business houses
spent a few days in Central thi:
week. He is at the head OF the
Richards National Sales company.
| F. w, Bertagnolli, Albert Klais
Neil Mckay and Ike Hardy motoret
to Nederland Sunday and caught &
mess Of fish. Mr. Mckay says thai
with few more lessons he will be
able to run an automobile with the
I CO nur1sa afff LTy-ara
| Rertalgnolli.
Richard MaGcr went to Denver ths
latter part of the week to trade the
| Williams "speed eliminator" for an
odher machine. He intends getting
a car with more dependability.
j. V. Thompson took his family tc
Denver the fore part of the week il
his ''Detriot Henry"
F.. w. Davis and family and r. L
Lewis and family motored to Denver
Friday afternoon in the Davis car.
Robt. Sayre. who went to Denver
Thursday afternoon in IDS Dodge ma
chine, returned the following evening
Mr. Sayre can make the Denver triI
with such high degree of speed. he
frequently meets himself coming
back.
Oscar Williams made hurried
trip to Denver Sunday afternoon tt
see about automobiles and othel
things.
II. II. Lake went to Denver Sunda,
to enjoy for few days the. warn
sunshine of the valley.
J. r. Rule accompanied his wife OF
| her Texas trip as far as Denver
Cliff Hughes, Joe Mathes, Lillian
Williams and Craze Brooks took al
automobile ride to Nederland today
III. r. Wade, of the Star of tht
West group of mines, returned from
his eastern trip Monday night. HI