Gilpin observer., 1916-04-06

Mrs. Chas. R Richards made trip
to Denver this MO. ming.
G. w. Adams Is in Denver on bus
mess.
Jas. Rule is spending two or three
days in Nederland.
Miss Edwina Davies, who had been
visiting her parents, returned Sun
day to Denver.
Mrs. G. M. Laird and daughter re
turned to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rosa Thomas and Miss Bes-
sic Henley were passengers to the
valley Sunday afternoon.
Ignatz Gundy ard wife LEFT Sun
day afternoon for Denver after Wis
i.ing relatives.
Mrs. Isabelle Mabee made a trip
to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Mel eod left Monday
morning for Eenwer.
Robt Wilkinson returned Sunday
evening from Denver, where he had
one of his toes rem owed
James Oliver and John McGrath
have gone to Nederland to work for
R. R. Demeter.
L. j. Williams was up from Dem
YER, Tuesday, on legal business in
the district court. Mr.. Williams is
taking on weight al an alarming rate
since moving to Denver and has
about acquired the corpulency of
ufll-fledged corpoc alton lawyer.
Attorney Henry E. May came up
from Denver Monday evening to be
present at a trustee sale OF the Mac
key property.
Brooks Fullerton, one of the ris-
ing young lawyers of Denver, was
an arrival on Tuesday mornings
train to attend to business matters
and enjoy short visit with his par
ents.
J. S. Kimtall made a trip to Dem
yer Saturday to hsve his operation
dressed. He is rounding to all right
and will soon be in first-class physic-
al trim.
DR.. E. S. Warren and Prof. F. w.
Clark were visitors to Central Sun
day. DIR. Warren remained over for
the big time at the Elks Monday ev
ening.
Robert Sayre and family went to
Denver Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Sayre
will bring back his new Dodge car
If the roads dry sufficiently
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jenkins and
Mr. and Mrs. r. R. Demeter motored
to Empire Sunday in the Demeter
car. Mr.. Demeter is fast becoming
a speed maniac and everyone has
to take to the hillside when he cuts
loose.
E. S. Mculton srent Saturday and
Sunday in Denver. He was given sew
eral demonstrations in automobiles,
and has about concluded to buy one
that will hop curbs, go up front
steps and deliver man into his par
lor.
Mrs. Harry Eina ann left the latter
part of the week for the valley to
visit friends and relatives. Since
her departure Mr.. Eidmann has spent
his leisure time motoring.
Matt Manuel n ade a speedy trip
to Denver the latter Fart of the week
ON pleasure, mostly. He found a
plenty. and then some.
w no Wis drCya ,,n frp,,, nenUer
Saturday evening in his high-powered
steamer, accomran ed by his brother
in-law. They had a very exciting ex-
perience this si6e of Guy hill when
over the embankmert. Several men
and team had to help them cut.
Their delay In arriving caused friends
uneasiness and several men started
out at o'clock Saturday evening to
find them, going in DIR. Ashbaughs 8
car. They met the s'eamer on Dory
hill.
County Commiss'o. ers Neil Mckay
and Jos. Borzago went in the Thomp-
son car to the road leading to Guy
hill, where the Davis car had trou-
Bile, Sunday. Men are widening the
road at this poirt to eliminate dan
ger. Tire commission ers will put a
force OF men to work this month, re-
building the road from the tcp of
Dcry hill to Guy hill.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison, OF Longmont,
attended the init alton at the Elks,
Monday evening.
Carl Schneider returned from To-
ledo, Ohio, Tues de Y night.
DR.. and Mrs. o. l.. Stone went to
Denver this afternoon with Robt.
Sayre in the latter's car.
F. w. Varney leaves in the morn.