Gilpin observer., 1916-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION

Assessor Thompson was In Denver
Monday in consultation with the state
tax commission.
John DalsanA left tor Denver Mon
day ITO purchase q motor car.
Cap. Ferganchish, OF Nederiand.
was in town Monday, visiting with
old friends.
C. O. Richards came over from
Nederland to spend Sunday with his
family.
Chris. ,Hesselbine came In from
Ward. Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins, who
have been spending their vacation
on the Beaver, came in Monday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Demeter, OF
Nederland came in Monday might.
e. Sanchez and H. e. Carig, minine
men Of Denver, are stopping at the
the Teller.
c. A. Lewis, owner Of the Lillian
mine in Russell Gulch, Is in the city
preparing to start the mine.
Miss Mccormick, an old Central
City school teacher, but now teach
ing in Idaho, is a guest OF Miss Mar
garet Anderson.
Miss Cecil Ben!ght returned Friday
night after graduating ,at the Teach
ors' college at Greeley.
Miss Lille Ayers end mother have
returned from Oak Creek, where Miss
Ayers has been as instructor in mu-
sic.
Chas Baer and salhd Reid, OF Apex,
were in town Monday.
Ed. Hansen moved his family to
Tolland, Monday.
Miss Isabelle Williams, OF Denver,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thompson.
Robt. Wilkinson, VIII Brenton. Roy
Mills, Robt Crispin and John Henry
Krlse drove up from Denver Sun
day in a new Saxon six, which the
mayor purchased for business and
pleasure purposes. The car would
not make Virginia canon with five
people as the selling agents guar
anteed, so the low gear will be re-
duced. It would only bring two up
the canon and the mayor is deter
mined that it will bring five people
up or he won't have it.
Sleepy" Semmens came in from
Nederland Saturday to visit his fam
lily. Mr.. Semmens will manage the
Nederland ball team this year, which
insures one Of the best amateur
teams in the state.
Clarence Slattery was in from Ned
erland. Saturday.
Neil Mckay and Thos. Cody drove
to Idaho Springs Sunday to get a
horse that was sent up from Denver
for Mr.. Mckay.
viii P. Day, Of Peorda- ILL.,. Is Wis
iting his brother, A. H. Day. Mt.
Day is one OF the directors in the
Iron City mill.
Harry Willis went to Denver yes
terday afternoon to get his new Max.
we'll car.
Richard Fraser and Peter Some
came in during the week from Bonld.
er county to attend the graduation
exercises.
v. l. Noxon, accompanied by his
son and four daughters, passed
through town this morning in large
touring car. They came from Bould-
er and were bound for Idaho Springs
to attend the funeral OF a relative.
Mr.. Noxon has wealth Of beauty in
his four daughters, supplemented by
an abundance of, natural charm and
graciousness OF manner, and can feel
Justly proud Of the unusual quartet.
Earl Quiller' was in Denver the
fore part of the week and placed
an order for Dodge car.
John c. Jenkins left this morning
for the lumber mill in which he Il
interested, above Tolland.
, Joe Grabmair ives an arrival Sat
! urday from Cheyenne, Wyo. He say,
} the frontier town Is booming since
Colorado went dry.
Arthur Holloway OF the anti-saloor
league, came up from Denver last
night TO see his brother.
j. VIM. Pascoe, one Of the county'i
old-timere Is up from Denver, visit
Ing friends.
Mrs. Ruth Wolcott Is up from Den
yer visiting her mo her, Mrs. Libbdt
Williams.
= John Dalsant arrived in town las
night from Denver with a new seven
!. passenger Skudetaker car.
We understand that Peter McFar
.. lane Is laying aside q portion OF hi
. large monthly earnings from the pdc
tnre business. to purchase one o