Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
MENTION

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a load OF furniture Friday. returning
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. R. Wade left Sun
day morning for few weeks bust
Washington, D. C.
Charles Weeks, of Iowa, a retired
capitalist, who makes yearly sojourns
to this, the lard of health, vigor and
renewed youth, arrived in town Sun
day to enjoy the cool breeze that
floats from our snow-clad peaks.
Tony Cessalio and Toby Zanella
left Monday afternoon for a weeks
outing at Boulder rark.
Miss Minnie Welch left Monday
morning to attend the teachers in
stitute at Golden.
Jacob Robson, c. K. Wo'fe and
E. R. Cooper, lee mining men from
Denver, were in town several days
thds week, looking over the mining
field with view of investment.
Miss Gertrude Bawden left last
Thursday morning for the valley,
where she will visit for some time
with her friend, Miss Margaret Rue
ker at the latter's ranch home on
Jefferson boulevard. Miss Eawden
was ordered to lower altitude on
account of a nervous breakdown,
brought about by an accident received
while attending the high school pic
mic the week previous.
Miss Minnie. Weloh, Miss Ander-
son and Miss Viola Oliver, accom-
panied by Ray Laird and Everett Nc
Coy, picnicked at Cold spring near
the Dardanelles Sunday. They made
the trip by automobile.
Mrs. C. S. Smith Of Arvada, came
up last Thursday to attend the COM
mencement exercises and visit with
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. James Baw-
den. Mrs. Smith is a daughter of
tie late Albert Nelson, one of the
first engineers to pull train into
Central City.
Matt Manuel, wfo had been work
ing IN Magnolia, in Boulder county.
returned to Central, Sunday. He may
go to Breckenridge to work a placer
property.
Miss Lizzie Clark will leave the
latter part of the week for Denver
to remain for some time She has
rented her house on Eureka street
to Chas. Thomas and family OF Idaho
Springs.
Frank Mitchell left Sunday morn
ing for Florence, Coo, to spend TIE
summer with his father. James Croft
accompanied him as far as Denver.
| Mrs. C. l. Parsons left Sunday for
! Denver and Cripple Creek TO visit
relatives.
! j. V. Thompson left for Tolland
and Baltimore yesterday in Ills trou-
/ BILE car on business and to visit j. w
Hatfield at Baltimore. Mr.. Hatfield
is very III with complication of all
ments but under the constant care
Cf Ills dependable wife, is expected
to recover in tine to make the visit
of tourists at Baltimore this summer
as pleasant as usual.
| II. p. Altva'er went to Denver Sat
urday to bring his wife back. Mrs.
I Altvater had prolonged Ter stay in
the big city 10 smch length that Mr..
Altvater feared desertion.
f. w. Berts gr oil took the Mat
thews fsmily to Rollinsville and Tol-
land yesterday in his pacing machine
Mayor Wilkinson has been in Den
YER the past week to get his car.
Newton Rugg leaves in the morn
ing for Nes rland on prospecting
expedition.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens left the lat
ter part of the week for Livingston
Mont, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Dave Simpson. Her son-in-aw, Jos
Floyd. accompani'd her as far as
Denver.
j. V. Thompson and II. p. Altvatel
lett tbs morning for Ward on min
ing businers.
Mrs. Esther Rule, tie accommodat
ing assistant in the court house, in
tends to leave Saturday for Ration
N. NJ. to ACCEPT position as tele
graph operator, taking the place o
her sister who will be married thu
, fore part of next month.
Mrs. Isabelle Malice left Tuesda.
for Golden to attend TIE teachers
institute. Mrs. Mabee INTENDS sool
to abandon scho oil work TO ASSUME
the more important duties Of life. Sh
, recently moved into neighborhoo,
where very pronounced "get to
, sether" spirit presa 'ls-next door l.
, the Observer man.
1 Ambrose Mathes and son. Joe