Gilpin observer., 1916-08-24
MENTION


nesday for Colorado Springs to visit
with friends.
Mr.. w. Kuhns and daughter were
Denver visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Johnson returned to her home
in Middle park Tuesday, after a Wis
it with the Joe Williams family.
Jsmes Daley went to Denver yes
terday to take in the Barnum and
Bailey show, and to transact other
business.
Ethel Bishop went to Denver, yes
terday.
James Semmens and Joe Williams
were fishing at Boulder park, Sun
day.
Miss Anna Francescatti, who had
been visiting the past week with rela-
tiwes and friends, returned to her
home in Arvada, Colo, this morning.
James M. Seright and wife and w.
M. Kirk and wife were visitors Sun
day to Tolland and Boulder park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Hawley and
Mrs. Hawley's sister from Denver,
arrived last Friday morning to visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
j. Hawley, returning Sunday after
noon.
John Manuel and Joe Flynn were
berry picking in Mammoth gulch Sat
urday and Sunday.
DR.. Ashbaugh and Coroner George
Hamllik, went to Tolland Tuesday
to view the body of the tourist who
died suddenly of heart disease above
timber line.
James Rule and family, who have
been camping in Boulder park for
the past week, returned Monday.
James put in his spare time fishing,
hunting and studying the wondrous
and artistic works of nature, as she
deftly raised those stupendoals gran
ite pyramids heavenward, that form
a battlement against the intrusion of
the Little Brown Man" that inhab-
it the Pacific isles.
Mrs. M. Ross visited in Tolland,
Sunday.
Frank Gray, wife and little son,
went to Denver yesterday to take in
the Barnum and Bailey circus. Frank
spent an extra half dollar in peanuts,
in a vain attemrt to coax the big
elephant to Central City, and match
the G. o. p. white elephant that is
browsing about in a state of forlorn
quietude.
S. E. Hammond returned from his
trip to the east Monday.
Several of the Pittsburg Extension
company motored from Denver, Tues
day to examine the mine, and were
well pleased with their investigations
John c. Jenkins and family motor
ed to town Monday from their sum-
mer villa at Boulder park.
j. r. Rule went to Denver yester-
day to order goods for his autumn
sale of furniture.
Miss Ruth Bernico Of Chicago, who
has been visiting MIR. and Mrs. AL
bert Klais for the past three weeks,
TCtuTHeu nome yesterday.
Chas. Kenneth, of Denver, one of
the Fanny pool was up last Saturday
and was we'll pleased with present
showings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hardy and daugh
ter, Irene, went to Denver yesterday
to visit week with friends.
Mrs. Tom Stribley left Tuesday
fer a weeks visit at Idaho Springs.
This leaves MIR. Stribley ito the ten
der mercies of a cold and unfeeling
world.
Miss Laura Trenoweth went to Den
YER yesterday. Friday Miss Treno
weth will start for Idaho state, where
she is engaged to teach school the
coming year.
Mrs. Charles Trenoweth leaves to
morrow for Wisconsin, where she
expects to spend the winter, visiting
among the friends of her youth.
Sherman McCallister's daughter
left yesterday for Denver. where she
will spend a week visiting with
friends.
Prof. Edwin Green walked ovei
from Idaho Springs yesterday to Wis
1t old-time friends. Today he walk
ed to Boulder park for an outing
Prof. Green six years ago was con
nected with the local schools. He
is now instructor in Greek and Lat
in In a college in Oklahoma.
Misses Anna and Ethel Wagner
Of Russell Gulch, walked to Centra
last evening after having made {
tramp to Idaho Springs and back
Weston hasn't anything on then
VIXEN II comes to walking.
John Popovitch, a former miner o