Gilpin observer., 1915-10-21
MEYADAV|LLE NOTES PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Peter McFarlene went to
Denver Sunday to attend the funeral
CT a Mr.. Mckinney, an old timer of
Gilpin county, who conducted al liv-
cry stable in Central in the early
days.
Er. A. H. Day went to Denver Sun
day morning to see his wife and
daughter, both of whom have been
very sick. Mrs. Day went to Den
ver two weeks ago to attend her
daughter, who was ailing with ty-
phoid fever, and last week became
I'LL herself under the strain of nurs-
ing. While Mr.. Day wns away his
son. Albert, became i'll, and the dog,
Teddy, was indtsposed for day or
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Thompson left
Sunday morning for Denver to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Floyd left
Sunday morning fer Colorado Springs
to attend the convention of the Odd
Fellows.
Mrs. G. w. Adams arrived in Gem
tral Saturday and the family will
again reside here, having rented the
Edgar Withrow house on the Casey.
Mrs. r. c. Johnson and daughter
Miss Florence, came UP from Denver
Sunday evening. Miss Florence had
been in the hospital, where size un-
derwent an operation.
Mrs. w. j. Stull and son, Jack,
went to Denver Sunday to visit a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jenkins, who
had been spending two weeks in Den
Yer, re urned hone Saturday evening
E. S. Moulton left during the week
for Chicago and eastern points. He
expects to. he gone week CT ten
days.
Mr..and Mrs. ]. C. Flescihutz are
packing their household goods and
will leave Friday for Denver to re-
side permanently. Mr. Fleschliutz
is still interested in mines in Gil
pin county and will be a frequent
visitor -
Dr.. o. l.. Stone went to Denver
Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
with his f;ancee. His trips to Den
yer in the future will be few as he
is seriously contemplating matrimony
and it is understood that the happy
event will take place within the
next few weeks. Tie doctor, like
President Wilson, is somewhat reti-
cent as to the exact date.
Chris. Hesselbine went to Golden
and Denver Saturday
D. s. Davis visited in Denver Sun
day.
H. NJ. Gilbert returned Sunday
from a visit of several days in Grip
pie Creek. He says number CT
rich strikes are reported in the Grip
pie Creek section and that mining
there is very active.
Geo. Morgan. of Sterling, Colora-
do, drove over in his car last week
to visit relatives and friends. He
returned Saturday via Idaho Springs
his mother accompanying him.
, Mrs. James Rule left for Denver
Sunday afternoon to visit relatives.
George Yackey was called east by
TIE death cf his niece.
Miss Gladys Matthews is up from
the Denver University visiting heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. MET
tlews.
Charles Anger came up from the
Tiff School CT Theology, Denver, tC
viist his parents.
John Davey spent Sunday in Den
yer with his family.
r. A. Eass and Joseph Kimball
Sr., were out in the northern part OF
tie county Sunday. huntirg for any
thing that might come i'm their way
Ernest Manly wsnt to Denver this
week to recuperate frcm an attack
os pneumonia.
o. j. Dusfield YVES passenger tc
Denver this morning to meet Mrs
Duffield, who will arrive in Denver
today from Iowa, where she las been
the last three weeks, en- account OF
illness and death of her mother. The.
viii return to Central Friday or Sat
urday evening.
Thomas Cudahy made a business
trip to Denver this morning.
Mrs. James Rule wis among THE
Csntralites to leave Sunday after
nocn fer Denver.
c. o. Richards, Neil Mckay, ]. V
Thompson and +. w. BertagnoH
motcred to Tol.and this morning tC
tickle tie fish.
Oscar win ans we It to Denver Sun