Gilpin observer., 1915-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Willis LightEouln returned to the
valley Saturday.
Fred McFarlane returned to Dem
yer Sunday, after a short stay in the
city.
John Mckay went to Denver Sun
day morning.
DR.. Fraser was up from Denver Sat.
ur3ay evening.
Mrs. Peter Macken came up from
Denver Saturday evening to visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stun returned Saturday
evening from a two months visit in
Denver.
Walter Flagler made a business
trip to Denver the latter part of the
week.
ley Sunday Afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Kruse and Mrs. Fred
Rogers were passengers to Denver
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Tom Atkinson left Monday
morning for Denver.
Chas. Davies let Monday morning
for Denver
Robt Johnson wss in Denver this
week.
Miss Dolly Beamsn is spending
few days in Denver.
Mrs. A. H. Fay returned Monday
from visit with relatives and friends
in Denver.
Jas. Rule and wife returned Mon
day evening from renver.
Mrs. John Mccullough returned this
morning to her home in Cripple
Creek. Miss Lizzie Clark accomran-
led her as far as renver
Neil Mckay went to Denver this
morning on business in connection
with the county roeds.
Miss Mamie Cody was passen-
ger to Denver t is morning.
j. C. McShane and wife returned
this morning to tteir ranch at Arva-
da.
]. D. Mabee and wife are visiting
the Granville family.
DR.. A. c. Asouith came up from
Denver last night.
DR.. E. F. Warren made trip to
, Denver yesterday.
Mrs. John Manel left yesterday
for Denver.
H. C. Bclsinger W S an arrival Sun
day evening from Henver. where he
had been residing snce his adventur-
Gus trip to Mexico He is thinking
. of returning to Neyico for the pllr-
pose of mining.
! John Gundy cane up from Golden
this week to visiN relatives and
friends. He will return shortly to
Korea.
| H. p. Altvater went to Denver Mon
day morning, returning Tuesday even
ing. He was accom- anied home by
his wife, WHO hsd bsen visiting rel
/ atives and friends the past two
weeks.
Oscar Williams returned home from
| Denver Tuesday evening. He went
down to purchase heavy work team
for II. P. Lowe, Which was sent to
Nederland this week
j. E. Lightbourn came up from Den
yer Tuesday evenirg g.
w. H. Parenteau was in Denver
this week, gettirg acquainted with
the new commiss OF er OF mines.
e. W. Davis was in Denver the fore
part of the week on business and
for the purpose OF talking automobile.
Mr.. Davis says he IS determined to
have machine this summer if lie
has to make tire morey in lease.
Mrs. Cyp Matthews went to Den
YER Monday and was accompanied
home Tuesday eveniIfg by Ter sister,
| Miss Nellie Anger.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Thompson went
to Denver yesterday morning to get
their car, which h s been undergo
ing repairs. The ma chine is now guar
anteed to negotiate the steepest hill
to be found on a mountain road.
Mrs. Joe Wa'dhart. of Golden, was
a business visitor to Central this
week TIE low altitude of the val
ley agrees with MIS-. Waldhart's'
health and she looks younger every
time she rays Central visit.
Miss Phyllis McCallister arrived
home Saturday evening from Hazel
green, Wis. Her mother remained
in Denver for a time with Mr. Mccall
lister who has been in the hospital
the past month, ailirg with kidney
trouble.