Gilpin observer., 1915-01-14
PERSONAL MENTION


morning for her home in the valley
to visit relatives.
John Barbee made a pleasure trip
to Deriver Sunday morning.
Joe Masters returned Monday even
ing from Denver, where he visited
a short time with his family.
VIM. Trebilcook made a "trip to
Denver Monday morning.
II. Patterson and wife were pas
sengers to the valley Tuesday.
Brooks Fullerton and wife, of Sui
plur Springs, VISITED the Judge dur
ing the week.
Otto Miller, who closed his meat
market in the Granite House yester.
day, left this morning for Denver.
Jack Belcher and wife left this
morning for Denver.
!lobt. Holmes left during the week
for California to join his family. He
will probably remain in California
G. NJ. Laird went to Denver Sum
day afternoon to attend the winter
meeting of the Colorado Editorial as
sociation. In a group picture of the
high-brows Mr.. Iaird's happy coun-
tenance appears as the handsomest
journalist of the bunch.
Arthur Most, J. C. Fleschhutz, R.
c. Benight Benz. Lloyd, and w. H.
Parentoau went to Denver Monday
morning to attend the meeting of the
Colorado Metal Mines association.
Mrs. E. V. Parenteau and daughter.
Mrs. II. P. Altvater, made trip to
the valley the fore part of the week
Miss Mamie Cody, who had been
spending a week in Denver for the
Monday evening. Miss Cody says
that unless her condition shows
steady improvement she sLall cease
eating her own cooking.
Mrs. Geo. Williams returned home
Monday evening from a visit to Den
yer.
John Mckay, having fully recover
ed from his recent illness, returned
Tuesday evening to Central For a
time it was thought that Mr. Mckay
would cash in but he concluded to
remain in the game a while longer,
try to fill few hands" feeling
that he would at least break even If
the cards were nct stacked" or
cold deck" run in. In which case
he would pass the buck" stack his
checks and settle with the banker"
w. A. Funk, the ever smiling M.
L. and expert, of Idaho Springs, was
a business visitor to Central yester-
day. Upon learning of the unexpect-
ed decrease in the price of n eats for
the residents of G'lpin county, he is
thinking seriously of returning to Cen
trail. He reasons that he could afford
to eat meat three times day, though
when living here before. the high
prices limited his meat eating to
three times a week.
Morris Hazard was a passenger to
Denver Sunday evening to see if he
could run down a piece of money thft
is owing him and two or three 9TH
ers WHO have been patiently ''holding
the bag" six months or more. If
he runs across his man he is going
to camp on his trail until the afore-
said debt is paid
State Senator l.. J. Williams came
uo from Denver Friday night and at
tended to legal business Saturday.
The senator wears his laurels, as
president of the senate. with be-
coming modesty and signified his VII
lingness to lend all aid to his dis
trict regarding tie revising of our
laws.
Sam A. Rank our popular surveyor
and townsman who secured the un-
animous vote of the county at the
late election, returned home Tuesday
night after five weeks spent in Den
yer and Boulder recruiting his health
Leslie Mckay. son CT the late
Daniel Mckay, is np from Deer Trail
Colorado visiting his uncle John Nc
Kay.