Gilpin observer., 1915-12-23
PERSONAL MENTION

e. W. Davis returned from Denver
Tuesday night.
| Mrs. G. M. Laird and daughter,
Miss Leah, arrived Wednesday even.
!nS from Denver to spend the holi-
day season with Mr.. G. NJ. Laird and
son, Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers went to
Denver yesterday morning
H. P. Altvater spent couple of
days in Denver this week on busi-
ness. He also did considerable win
dow shopping.
Chas. Cox, Peter McFarlane, Hal
Sayre, DR.. o. L. Stone and the Goe-
| bel brothers were outbound passen-
gers this morning.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt was an arriv-
.! Tuesday from Cheyenne to spend
Christmas with her mother.
R. H. Wade, of the Star of the
West mine, returned from Toledo,
! Ohio, Tuesday. He brought along a
Christmas present in the shape OF
large case of lagrippe, that has
confined him to tie house since his
return. Mrs. Wade net him in Den
Yer and acted as his escort to this
city.
Miss Lavina Phillips came up from
Denver, Tuesday, to spend the holi-
days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McCallister
wree passengers to Denver Monday
morning.
James Rule made a trip to Denver
Monday to see Santa Claus.
DR.. A. C. Asquith came up from
Denver Saturday evening for short
stay. The doctor is now practicing in
Denver and doing we'll
Mrs. Leonard Stevens and child
ren have gone to Nederland to live,
Mr.. Stevens having located there
some time ago, where lie is mining.
Mrs. H. H. Lake and mother left
Sunday afternoon fer Denver.
Mrs. Geo. Rule and mother were
among the Centrali;es to leave Sun
day afternoon for Denver.
Miss Hazel Kimban left Sunday
afternoon for the valley.
Miss Cecil Benig,t arrived home
Sunday evening from Greeley and
will spend the holidays with her par
ents.
Harvey Carl went to Denver this
morning to have his hands attended
to. They were frozen last Friday
night and it may be necessary to
ampu:ate some of the fingers.
Neil Mckay made trip to Den
Yer Tuesday morning
DR.. o. L. Stone visited in Denver
Sunday. Unless plans miscarry the
doctor will shortly be the host at a
brilliantly appointed pre-nup;ial par
ty.
Wm. Trebilccck and foster son,
Herbert spargo, left Sunday for Ned
erland with their tool kits. They
will work On buildings now in the
course of construction in the tung-
sten camp.
Brooks Fullerton came up from
Denver Sunday TO visit with his par
ents. Mr.. Fullerton is now residing
in Denver, where he is engaged in
the practice of law.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Jenkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Demeter enjoyed
Nederland, Saturday. They remain
ed over Sunday, visiting with Walter
jenkins, who is interested in a
lease in the Gilpin-Boulder tungsten
field with Foster Mabee. They re-
late a rather pathetic happening ex-
perienced by these two tungsten
miners. The boys are working the
Black Hawk and made a shipment of
some low grade stuff. They left
quite a bunch of high.grade on the
wall, which they were 10 strip the
next day and ship. That night thieves
entered the mine, took down the ore
and carried 1t away. Hereafter,
Messrs. Jenkins and Mabee will
sleep beside their rich tungsten
streak.
Mrs. Chas. Sandstrom and family
left the latter part of the week for
the valley.
p. R. Alsdorf left Sunday morning
for New Mexico on mining business.
He will be away until the middle of
January, much to the regret of friends
VINO enjoy his genial personality and
hearty laugh.
Rott Sayre was an attendant at
the banquet given in Denver Satur-
day evening by the University club,
at which the leading topic of discus
sion. was the good ship Oscar Nuts.
Mr.. sayre says it was decidedly a
"Flivver and Lizzy" affair, where fun
was upyoarious and peace reigned sll.