Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05
Personal MENTION

E. L. Sdekmarn, Of Denver. mana
ger OF the Central Colorado Power
Co., was in the city yesterday on
business connected with the com
pany.
Dick Magor drove a party of min
ing men from tie east to Denver Sat
urdaV afternoon to catch tie eastern
flyer, returning Sunday night.
G. M. Laird returned from a trip
to Denver, Tuesday. 1t is reported
that he went down to confer with
the G. o. P. leaders and assure them
that the worst is yet to come.
Cyp. Matthew'S returned Sunday ev-
enfng frcm a weeks visit with his
mother i'm Salida, Colo. He reports
that section of the state as unusual
ly prosperous and that the railroads
are swamped with business. He saw
evidence of farreaching Democratic
prosperity on every hand.
VIM. Auger, manager of the Pitts
burg mine, left Sunday afternoon for
Denver to remain several days on
business.
j. NJ. Ser,ght returned Tuesday ev-
ening from a business trip to King
man, Aliz.
| Mrs. Ignatz Meyer returned We'd
nesday evening from visit with
relatives in Denver.
Mrs. Ed. Jones returned last night
from visit in the valley.
Miss Villa Atkinson is home from
Denver
Mrs. Ike Hardy spent few days
in Denver this week.
ing for Denver.
John d. Richards made trip to
Denver this morning.
Mrs. Isabelle Msbee went to Dem
ver Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs George MaIbee of Dem
Yer came up Sunday to spend a few
days visiting old friends.
Angelo Raaerta and wife went to
Denver Sunday, returning Monday
might.
Mrs. Joseph Spencer came up from
Denver Monday to join her husband
and will make her home here for
THE winter.
Mrs. Albert Kruse, Mrs. Robert
Crispiu, and Mrs. Gumma went to
Denver Monday.
John Curnow and bride returned
from their honeymoon trip Monday
night.
Mrs. Engdahl has gone to Denver
to live.
john Mckay, Of the Jenkins Nc
Kay. hardware film went to Denver
Friday, returning Sunday night
Oscar Williams went to Denver to
purchase another aui omobire to ac-
commodate his fast increasing bust-
ness.
Mrs. Adolph Nelson of Idaho
Springs is visiting Mrs. r. C. John
son.
J. F. Rrittatn Of Reaver, Pa, one
of tire owners OF the Incidental mine
in Russell Gulch, is here in the in
terest Of the company. and expects
to remain several months.
Fred Caldwell left last Saturday
for Oklahoma ON business that will
take him from home at least ten
days.
Abe Rachofsky. one of our cid
time dry goods men, but now doing
business in Loverand, Colo, came up
Monday in tie interest OF his branch
store.
Chris. Hesselbine left Sunday for
Denver to be gone the remainder of
tie week.
e. w. Davis and Tony Cessardo,
GRAND and Rcutt counties for the
past three weeks, returned home
Monday eight T-ey report delight
frl trip and saw some beautiful coun-
try. E. w. reports 1t as no land
fer tie Hebrew, as their morning
diet consisted of pork with salt, their
lunch meal pork sew, and their ev-
ening dinner, pork and onions. The
settlers are fast tecomtng wealthy
from the sale CT cattle, hogs and
horses. He also says they ra Sc some
fine chickens, hut ives net quite sure
Whether they were Rhode Island
Reds cr Shanghats.
Mrs. II. j. Hawley returned from
d,er extended visit to Denver Sa.ur
day evening.
Miss Marjorie Lake left for WASH
ingtcn, d. c., on Thursday morning
Of last week, where she will again
take up her school wxrk. Mtss Mar
jcr,e will spend a couple of days In
Kansas City en- tie way, with her
brother. Willett, who has been To-
nnt n.d fl,oh. fcs