Gilpin observer., 1915-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION


ness passenger to Denver this morn
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hamllik spent
Sunday in Denver.
| d. S. Davis visited in Denver Sun
day.
Dave Millroy YVES up from Denver
this week. He is connected with the
Barnes mine and came up for the
purpose of making an expert examina
tion of the workings and give some
valuable suggestions as to the opera
ton of the property.
B. S. Lake, owrer CT the Barnes
mine, spent several days in town
this week. This is his first visit
for some time, owing to an accident
he met with few month ago, when
he broke some of his ribs.
Mrs. Frank Teats left this morn
ing for Eastonville, Colo, to visit
her daughter.
c. o. Richards and family return
ed this week from Boulder park,
where they had been camped for a
couple of weeks.
NJ. ]. Miller. wife and daughter. of
Denver are spending a few days in
the city.
Mrs. Alice Bolsir ger was visiting
in Denver several days this week.
Miss Emily Bolsiuger, Miss Ger
trude Bawden and Miss Gertrude
Peck, have returned from their out
ing in Elk park.
Mrs. Leona Toole and Miss Feeny
of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Mrs. E.
F. Terry, of Guernsey, Wyoming, are
visiting Mrs. NJ. Ross.
Dan Fueischer and wife, of Denver,
and his brother and wife from ST.
Louis, came up yesterday in their
Overland car, and were the guests of
Miss Dolly Beaman and Mrs. w. j.
Stull.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moody were
rendered a ferewell musical at the
residence of w. U. s. Parsons on
Casey avenue last night, and a very
sociable time was rassed
b. W. Davis, Robert Lewis and Miss
Myrna Davis, motored to Denver to-
day in the Davis car. They went
by the way of Idaho Springs and
Lookout mountain, and expect to be
gone several days.
S. j. Lindholm, attorney of King
man, Kans.. is visiting our city, lock-
ing after mining interest.
H. w. Sherwood is representing
Chas. A. Schieren Co., beltings and
leather goods.
Miss Grace Clark hes returned to
Central City and will resume her la
bors Tuesday, as teacher in the pub
lie school.
F. n. Totman and family motored
over from Cardinal, BOULDER county,
Tuesday evening, returning in tie
early dawn of Wednesday morning.
Ed. Stephenson came in from Phce-
nix in northern Gilpin on business
matters, and reports tie tungsten
mining business very active. N
VIM. Anger and family returned
from their outing Saturday evening
and Mr.. Anger rerorted having a
fine time, but did not say as to the
number of fish he caught or size.
Mrs. Sophia C. McGrath, Mrs. J..
NJ. McGrath, and little daughter
Rosemary. of Atchinson. Kan,. are
visiting the Frank Bertagnolli fam
lily, and Mrs. McGrath's sister, Mrs.
T. S. Bond.
Mrs. H. c. Haake. who had been
visiting couple of weeks with Mrs.
w. j. Stull, returned Sunday after
noon to her home in Denver.
Misses Sadly and Mamie Cody left
Tuesday for Denver, to attend the
wedding of girl friend. Miss Sadly
leaves the latter part of the week
for Idaho Falls. Ida, where she is
teaching.
Harry Eilmann returned the latter
part of the week from a visit with
his family in De YER He was camp
ing with c. o. Richards in Boulder
park and went from there to Den
yer.
James Moody and wife left today
Ior tHer nome III buiIihstoH, Ner-
mont, where they intend TO perinan-
emily reside.
Miss Grace Rule has accepted a
position as supervisor of music and
drawing in a Texas school, and left
today for her new field of labor. Her
mother, Mrs. James Rule, accompan-
led her as far as Denver.
J. X. Smith, of the U. S. Interna-
tional Revenue office in Denver, was
in the city on business pertaining
to the office. last Friday.
w. j. Lewis went to Rollinsville