Gilpin observer., 1917-01-04

Mrs. john Manuel left for Denver
this morning. N
Harley Berkey went to Denver Mon
day.
Prof. A. S. Jessup and family re-
turned Monday night from their hol-
iday trip east.
Miss Rose Thomas, teacher in our
public schools, returned Monday from
her holiday vacation. Also the rest
of the school ma ANS.
B. E. Seymour and wife returned
last night after spending a delightful
New Year with Denver friends.
James Oliver and wife spent the
New Year visiting Denver friends.
VIM. Warren, our efficient city
clerk and wife spent the fore part of
the week in Denver.
Mrs. Libbie Williams left for a
weeks visit to Denver this morning.
Mrs. Ruth Wolcott, after spending
the holidays with friends, returned
to Denver Tuesday.
Fred Thompson, manager of the
Pioneer mine at Apex. came up from
Denver yesterday.
Charles Gage and wife, who have
been spending the past year in New
York and Boston, returned home last
night.
John C. Jenkins came up rom Den
yer yesterday to attend to mining an
banking business.
w. P. Day, of Peoria, Ills, one of
the Iron City Milling company, arriv-
ed in the city last night.
Miss Grace Clark, Of Denver, a
former teacher in our public schools,
but now teaching at Eaton, Colo,
spent the holiday season here visit
ing with old friends.
Margaret Some after spending the
holiday season here with friends, re-
turned Tuesday to her studies at the
Denver University.
Miss Gertrude Bawden, who has
been Visiting her parents will short
ly return to her studies at the Bould-
er University.
Charles Auger returned Tuesday to
his studies at the Denver University
after spending the holidays with his
parents.
Russell McCallister left for Den
yer Tuesday to take business course
in Denver college.
Miss Gladys Matthews has return
ed to her studies at the Denver Uni
versity.
Maurice E. Hughes, of Altoona,
Penn, brother of our fellow towns
man, Cliff. Hughes, arrived in town
last night to assist his brother in
the development of the Two Forty
group of mines.
Gail Mckay, Of Denver, came up
in his car Wednesday, to visit few
moments with his father, returning
the same day.
Elmer Reynolds was in Cripple
Creek last week, visiting old friends
and looking over the scenes Of for
mer operations. He says mining is
on the boom in Teller county and
that miners are in great demand.
Miss Sadie Cody left Sunday after.
noon for Durango, where she holds a
position as teacher in the public
schools.
Herrick Lidstcne, who arrived from
Utah for the holidays, has decided to
remain several weeks, awaiting the
recovery of James II. Bawden. Mr..
Lidstone is connected with the en-
gineering department of the Oregon
Shcrt Line and has a very good posi-
| ton.
Representative w. o. Jenkins and
wife left Saturday afternoon for Den
yer. where they will reside during
the session of the legislature. MIR.
Parker, connected with one Of the
Denver banks, will fill Mr.. Jenkins
place at the First National.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Demeter and
Mrs. r. l.. Martin left Sunday for
Denver. Mr.. Demeter appears as a
witness In a law suit in Boulder this
week and then he and Mrs. Demeter
leave for Mississippi for an extend
ed stay.
Frank Hepburn, an old.time resi-
dent of this place. now living in Routt
county, was visitor for a few days
during the week.