Gilpin observer., 1915-11-25
Mention

Angelo Leonardelli, Foster Mabee,
John Drennen and Carl Hambly came
in last night from the Nederland Sec
ton to spend Thanksgiving with rel
atives.
! Jack Keyes went to Denver this
morning to spend Thanksgiving with
his family.
Mrs. Chas. Trenowethi and Miss
Thomas went to Idaho Springs this
morning to spend Thanksgiving.
Jas H. Bawden ard wife will spend
the day in the valley.
Miss Grace Clark went to Denver
this morning to spend her Thanks
giving vacation with her parents.
J. c. McShare and Miss Martha
Davidson left tLis morning for the
ranch.
Stewart Clark and bride were ar
rivals from tie east last night.
Geo. Rasmussen returned this week
from q trip TO Omaha, where he has
relatives. Mr.. Rasmussen intends
returning shortly to Nederland, where
he is hopeful CT making stake in
tungsten.
Miss Grace Clark, teacher in orr
public school, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents in Denver.
d. S. Davis went to Denver yes
terday to spend Thanksgiving.
Gladys Matthews came up from
ter studies in Denver to eat Thanks
giving turkey with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. C. Matthews.
Mrs. Libbie Williams will entertain
her two daughters from Denver to-
day.
John Moore, of the Denver police
force, will be the guest of the Mag
ors at their Thanksgiving dinner to-
day.
Miss Martha Davidson left this
morning for the McShane ranch near
Arvada to spend Thanksgiving, and
in company of her sister, Miss Lulu,
will return on Sundays train.
Miss Grace Brooks left this morn
ing to spend her Thanksgiving in
Denver.
Alfred Skeels came in from Gilpin,
Tuesday.
From late reports, E. w. Williams,
of Denver, who has been sick for
several weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Ranney, of Denver, came up
yesterday to srend Thanksgiving
: with her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Lake.
: Wm. V. Trebiloock was an arrival
this week from Oklahoma City. He
is much improved in health and says
he feels better than he has for many
months.
: Geo. Reiva is up from his ranch
near Roggen.
A. Baleria and wife came up from
their ranch at Roggen, Saturday.
T.ey will spend tie winter in Gil
pin county. Mr.. Baleria will spend
considerable tine in the Tolland Sec
ton, locking after mining interests.
, DR.. o. L. Stone spent Sunday in
, Denver. After the first CT the year
he will discontinue his weekly trips
to the capital city as the attraction
by that time will have been trans
ferred to Central.
Raymond Eccker returned Satur'
day from a trip to Denver.
, Candin Visintire returned Saturday
, from a tour of the Louisville district
Tlos. Cudahy returned the latter
, part of tie week from a business
r trip to Denver.
Mrs. Autionette Verronda came uI
from Denver Saturday to see her
mother, who injured her hand last
week.
George Launder and George Grab
mair returned to their tungsten lease
in Boulder county Tuesday.
John Hooper, one of Gilpin coun
| tvs pioneer mill men. came up from
Denver Monday to take charge OF
the new Two Forty mill, that was
opened for business Tuesday.
Frank Bertagnolli and professor Of
chemistry. P. R. Alsdorf, have been
: securing the county in the Bertagnol
t ii car the past week, hunting fol
new fields of tungsten.
Ed. Goldberg returned from the
tungsten fields at Nederland Satur
. day. Ed. says that the wind and
cold weather of that high altitude
We're anything but congenial and he
longed for the sunny side of Whine
bago hill.
John C. jenkins came up from his
ranch Tuesday
Ed. Hansen left the latter part O
, the week for Nederland to wcrk.
Richard Mayor drove to Denvei
!, Saturday in one of the Williams
, staonarc ,ybioi ba ,rae apdnavnrin,