Gilpin observer., 1916-06-01
Personal Mention

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streak that is paying him good. Him
self and associates have some good
locations near the Manchester and are
desircus of selling some to obtain
sufficient money to work those they
retain. If you want some good tung-
stem locations, get in touch with Mr.
Ross.
Mrs. James Retallack and damgh-
ter were in from the ranch, Mon
day. They bought the Observer horse
and buggy so they may joy ride this
summer.
Mrs. Florence Mcclure and nephew,
Walter Beamen, came up from Den
yer Saturday to visit Mrs. McGuires s
sister, Miss Dolly Reaman.
Miss Sadly Cody arrived home Fri
day evening from Idaho Falls, Ida.,
where she is an instructor in the
high school, teaching English, calls
themes and the dead languages. Feel
ing the need of quietude and undis-
tmrbed rest, she will summer in Cen
trail.
Clf Hughes, who had been spend
ing several days in Denver, enjoying
all the major and minor attractions
a large city affords, returned Sun
day evening to the quiet confines of
Central.
Mrs. Geo. Pyle, of Apex, came up
from Denver Sunday evening and
went out home, Monday. Mr.. Pyle
drove the horse up from the valley
last Thursday.
Miss Laura TrenOweth, teacher in
the schools of Rupert, Ida., arrived
home Sunday evening to spend the
summer with her mother
Geo. Rasmussen was in from Ned
eraand during the week to get his
camping outfit.
Albert Champion, of the Beaver
tungsten camp was in town several
days this week.
Mrs. John Champion and her two
daughters Of Denver, were in town
Tuesday to strew towers upon the
graves Of departed relatives.
R. r. Demeter and wife, and Will
Jenkins and wife from Lake Man
chester, motored into town Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelson Franklin, OF Denver,
was visitor to the city Tuesday.
E. w. Davis and family and Mrs.
Mabee motored to Dory hill lake, Dec.
Grafton day and Mr.. Davis caught a
trout 16 inches long.
Geo. X. Kimball, of Idaho Springs,
was in town Tuesday.
w. J. Lewis left for Denver this
morning.
Several of the Stockholders of the
Primos Mining Co., motored through
town Tuesday, on their way to Ida
llo Springs.
c. Y. Fish and sis ter, Mrs. Haffner.
of San Francisco. CAL, are here WIS.,
iting their brother at Apex.
F. N. Bolthoff. John j. Mccormick
and j. R. Haggerty. OF Denver, were
guests OF the Central City hotel
Tuesday night.
Mrs. w. II. Snelson and daughter,
of Denver were visitors in Central,
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Lochran and daughter,
Miss Bird, of Denver. were Central
City visitors this week.
Harry Willis vas in Denver the
latter part Of the week and bought
a new Maxwell car. He sold his
horse and buggy to Sid Chapple.
Misses Mamie and Sadie Cody went
to Denver Tuesday morning.
Mayor Wilkinson will leave for
Denver In a day or two las soon as
he recovers sufficiently from slight
attack OF sdckness) to buy a car. The
mayor figures that he ought to have
a high-speed auto to keep up with the
progress OF the city.
Mrs. Neil Mckay and SON, Reuben.
went to Denver Saturday to visit
friends and see the Human Fly"
climb up the side Of the state capi-
tol.
John Nichols Of Cripple Creek. was
in town Sunday. looking up some
mining investments.
Robt. Hearne and Il. T. Hoffman
were arrivals in the city yesterday
from Ithica, N. Y. They drove the
entire distance in racing car max
ing the trip in eight and one.half
days. They inspected some mines in
which the Hearnes are interested
and then went to Idaho Springs. They
will 20 from there to Denver.
Ernest Carter, an old Central boy
and for four years member OF the
city council. was an arrival Tuesday
evening from Miami, Ariz., where he