Gilpin observer., 1915-08-05
mipe ON the western outskirts Of the
city limits Spent last Thursday and

Friday in Denver on business.
R. E. Ladwig. formerly in the har-
ness business in Central, now connect.
ed with the H. H. Heiser Saddlery
Co., Denver, was a visitor for an hour
or two Sunday, greeting cid friends.
He came over horseback from Idaho
Springs and was accompanied by E.
A. Barber, of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. James Moody arrived Sunday
evening from Vermont, being hastily
summoned home on account of the ac-
cident which befell Mr.. Moody last
Thursday at the Stewart mine in
Wideawake. Mr.. Moody is getting
along nicely and will be able to walk
about in few days. His arm is
healing rapidly where the right hand
was amputated and he is suffering
very little pain.
} r. c. johnson returned yesterday
from a two-days fishing trip to Boul-
der park, where he took a few les
sons in creek fishing from the OBJ
server man. He met with indiffer-
ent success. Mr.. Johnson is con-
templating an extended stay at the
high lakes, where he invariably gives
evidence of being a trout fisherman
without a peer.
Mrs. Dick Mayor and brother went
to Denver Sunday morning. Mrs.
Mayor brought back her little daugh-
ter who had been visiting month in
Denver.
the valley
Geo. McCarger and mother who
had been looking after mining inter
ests in the Silver Greek section, re-
turned Sunday morning to Monte Wis
Ia.
Mrs. Dora James left Sunday for
Cripple Creek to visit her daughter.
Percy Slattery and Philip Heuer
went to Denver Sunday. The latter
went down to get some glasses fit
ted
Miss NJ. B. Hyndman was visit
or to Denver Sunday.
Oscar Williams and sister, Mrs. Ed
ma Thompson, made a trip to Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Williams was an arrival
Sunday morning from Denver to visit
her mother, Mrs. Ayers.
Ray Laird went to Denver Satur-
day to meet Miss Viola Oliver on
her return from Cheyenne G. NJ
Laird will neither affirm nor deny tn,
report of his sons marriage
DR.. Stone made his customary
weekly trip to Denver Saturday af-
ternoon. The doctor is thinking of
bringing the Denver attractions to
Central pretty soon.
Fred Davy, Victor hampshire and
Joe Eruhl went to Denver Saturday
afternoon for little pleasure.
Mrs. A. Mathes went to Denver
: Saturday morning to see Mr.. Mathes
/ who is rusticating in the capital city.
Prof. F. H. Clark left Saturday
morning for Glenwood Springs to at
tend a teachers institute.
j. NJ Seright went to Denver Sat
urday morning on legal business.
s Mrs. NJ. Weisbeck made trip to
I Denver this week.
v Mrs. Ii. P. Davies was passen-
r ger to Denver yesterday morning
: Ed. Zadra and wife left this morn
: ing for Denver.
S Miss Edna Lewis went to Denver
this morning to spend her summe
: vacation.
: Mrs. Thomas Cudahy left this morn
q ing for the valley.
Walter Flagler and Fred Belcher
: went to Denver this morning. If Mr.
: Flagler decides to get steamer whil'
. in Denver, Mr.. Belcher will teach him
: how to run it to Central
Mrs. Geo. Matthews returned tC
r her home in the east this morning
. F. c. Young is UP from Denver
I this week on business.
I Mrs. Fred Rogers and Mrs. Fred
r Kruse came up from Denver last ev.
ening.
Mrs. Jas. Simmons returned from
r visit to the valley last night.
+ Everett Mccoy and Miss Minnie
1 WEIGH went to Denver Tuesday. Miss
| Welch made the trip for the purpose
of getting glasses for her eyes.
VIM. Harvey, for many years one
Of Central City's business men, bu,
3 now resident of Denver, is spend
q ing a few days in the city on bust
}. ness, and shaking hands with old
lime friends.