Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04
Personal MENTION

tuesday morning for the new gold
camp at Oatman, Arizona, where Mr..
Gray and Mr.. Rergeron, of Toledo,
Ohio, have purchased a mine and are
now engaged in placing machinery
thereon.
Charles Harker, of Denver, an old
tine resident Of Gilpin county, and
Clark Godfrey, of Kalamazoo, Mich,
were in Central City Friday and re-
turned by way of Idaho Springs.
George Duffield was a passenger
on Sundays train for Denver, return
ing Monday evening.
H. NJ. Gilbert left for Cripple Greek
Sunday to take charge of his bonan-
"a lease en- Tenderfcot hill.
Saturday morning Miss Mabel Ep-
lett, of this city, and Miss Gladys
Waters, Of NevadaviIle, We're taken
to st. Iuke's hospital. Denver. for an
operation for appendicitis. They were
operated on about 1890 p. M, both
operations being successful, and re-
port says that they are recovering
mic ly
Chris. Hesselbine left for Denver
Sunday morning, returning last night
Z. A. Bass and wife drove cut to
Stewart gulch Sunday to inspect the
tungsten probabilities of that sec
ton.
Mrs. Harry Hamer went to Boul-
to h,,. Mt 10
in a hospital recovering from an op-
GRAFTON.
Roy Lewis, in his Maxwell car,
drove a party of Centralites to Den
Yer Sunday. They went by way of
Idaho Springs and Lockout mountain,
and returned by way of Boulder can
on and Nederland.
Thomas Cody exercised his blood
ed speeder by driving to top OF Dora
hill and along the auto boulevard.
Stanley steamers were sighted and
passed in the twinkling of an eye, and
the crystal pool at Glen Lowe was
|sought to cool his overheated tires.
Our ever accommodating county as
SCISSOR and family, and Frank Bertag-
nolli and family. drove their two six
cylinder Fords to Nederland Sunday.
jim says they met with extrordin-
ary good luck. Their only mishaps
were the running down of a full
grown springer, and the blazing of
several trees along the wayside.
Mrs. IL p Davies left for Den
Yer yesterday morning, to visit her
daughter and brother.
John C. jenkins came up from his
ranch Tuesday night
Neil Mckay and James Cody drove
out to Apex Sunday.
Ed. Godat, from American City, was
in town Tuesday.
Eight couple from Nederland at
tended the dance at Armory hall
last Saturday night They came over
in automobiles.
Hugh Holland, of Yankee hill, was
in Central City on business today.
Neil Mckay made a business trip
to Denver this morning.
Wm. Lewis left this morning for
the valley.
Angelo Leonardelli and Geo. Nc
Callister will leave tomorrow for Ned
erland, to make their fortune in tung'
stem. They will take plenty OF mon
ey and a good stock OF grub, as they,
no doubt will need both before the
winter is through.
Herman Lundberg and B. T. Moyle
went to Nederland today. Mr.. Lund-
berg has been promised lucrative
position in a tungsten property.
Geo. Launder, who is working a
lease in the Nederland section with
is. T. Harvey. Geo. Grabmair and
Thos. Champion, returned to town
this week, .ailing with rheumatism.
The boys have large tract of ground,
embracing so acres, and if 1t all con
tains tungsten, they will make
bunch CT money that will make the
Rockefeller pile lcok like thirty
|cents half spent.
Fred Bowden hauled lot of min
ing machinery to Nederland this
week.
c. o. Richards and Stanley Harris
spent several days this week hunt
t. b.; for tungsten around Nederlsnd.
Max Gabardi went to Denver Mon
day and brought up his family, who
Lave been making an extended Wis
4 in the queen City"
Ben. Slattery, who is running drills
az tie Pioneer tunnel in the north.
ern part of the county. was in town
Tue sday TO visit his family.
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