Gilpin observer., 1917-08-02
MENTION

ISCLtuuduCn at SueyeUue, remaining
! 'hers the entire week. He says lit
was great show and thinks Central
ought to have some. hing like it.
s. S. Hamtly and son, Honey, en-
joyed their trip to Cheyenne last
week and AL Lay says he has no
complaint to offer5that he got his
moneys worth.
L. j. Williams made a flying trip
to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs. Melita Seymour, who has been
attending the summer term of the
state Ncrmal school at Greeley, re-
turned Monday night, accompanied by
her daughter.
Mrs. Eayes went to Denver Mon
day morning to meet her daughter
returning from Fort Collins.
Miss Winnie Ste, ems returned Mon
day evening from visit to Denver
Mrs. Fred Rogers was a passenger
en- Monday mornings train for Dem
yer.
o. ]. Duffield went to Denver Mon
day.
Mrs. d. S. Davis and son, Jack, ac-
comranied the formers brother as far
as Denver on his return "Trip to New
York.
Dr. Davis and DIR. Frcid made an
overland trip to Denver Monday in
the Froid car.
Mr.. and Mrs. JoseIh Floyd left yes
terday for Denver to view the mod
ern sights in the capital city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stephens left yester-
day fer Livingston, Mont, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. David Simpson.
Tony Cessrio and E. w. Davis left
Monday morning for the Troublesome
creek, across the range, to fish. Mr..
Cesario closed his place of business
and will be away a month. They
made the trip in the Davis car.
R. H. Sayre and family came in
from the ranch Tuesday, Mrs. Sayre
to attend the meeting of the home
economics committee of the War
Council.
Count Jensen persuaded w. j. Stull
to accompany them fishing up Mann
moth, Sunday. The first three men
TONED gentlemen only caught one
fish each. Mr.. Hughes fell into the
creek and had a miraculous escape
fro1a drowning.
Ross Fields and family arrived last
week from Leadville and will reside
permanently in Central. Mr.. Fields
says the strike in Leadville has caus-
ed suspension of work in practical
iy all the mines and miners are leay-
ing there daily.
Herbert Altvater came up from
Denver Sunday evening and will en-
JOY a weeks vacation with his broth
er, Henry.
Chas. Auger left Tuesday for Col
den to join the engineering corps.
Having attended a theological school
would have exempted him from mill
tary service, tut he was tco loyal an
American to claim exemption on amy
grounds.
Oscar Williams, Thos. Champion
and wife and Theodore Barbee drove
to Denver Tuesday in the Williams
car. Bartee will proceed from Den.
yer to Detriot to remain.
Mrs. Guy Ashbaueh returned Tues.
day evening from a visit in Denver.
Mrs. d. S. Davis was in Denver
from Monday until last evening. She
says the weather is tco hot in Dem
yer for enc to tarry long.
Mrs. B. E. Tolman and SON, Jack,
who had been spending a week with
the Day family, returned yesterday
to their hcme in Denver.
Francis Dollahan and wife were ar
rivals Tuesday evening from Kokomo,
Colo, to visit a shcrt time with rela-
tives in Central and Black Hawk.
Mr.. Dollahan is superintendent of the
Kokomo mills at Breckenridge and
is doing we'll since leaving here
year ago.
Geo. Kimbail was over from Idaho
Springs Tuesday on mining business.
He is having the Hot Time lateral
cleaned out and the lower portion
of the Old Town shaft repaired for
leasers.
Mrs. Libbie Williams after a weeks
stay in Central, returned to Denver
yesterday af, ernoon.
Mrs. Maggie Ross, our fashionable
milliner went TO Denver yesterday
afternoon to nc:e the latest style in
ladies' hats.
DIR. and Mrs. C. NJ. Froid made
trip to Denver Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Baldwin. of Crete, Neb.,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w. Ad-
ANS.
George II. Doyle and family, of
| Denver are spending the week at the