Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31

MISS Grace Rule arrived hCme
Tuesday evening from Uvalde, Tex,
where she had been teaching. Her
parents and sister, Miss Elizabeth,
met her im Denver and accompanied
her home. Miss Elizabeth was taken
sick in Denver with bronchitis and
was unable to see the movies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dukes, Of Vic
tor, escorted by their SON, arrived
last week to visit Mrs. Dukes par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Johnson.
Mrs. Chris. Casa sagranda came up
from Denver Tuesday evening to re-
main until after Decoration day.
Mrs. Mary Harrington and sister,
Mrs. Nora O'Neil were UP from Den
yer for Decoration day.
Mrs. P. j. Macken and Miss Bird
Laughran were up from Denver yes
terday.
Mrs. Thomas Nconan was an arriv-
al from Denver Tuesday evening.
Oscar Williams made an important
business trip to Denver, Monday.
Miss Mae Richards and sister were
UP from Denver yesterday.
Miss VILLA Atkinson was up from
Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Rickard came over
from Georgetown yesterday.
Mrs. Will Ralph was an arrival
from Denver, Wednesday.
Mrs. James Richards left this morn
ing for Denver.
| John C. jenkins came up from
Denver today to attend to matters Of
business.
Mrs. Andy Ambrosi and Miss Min
ME, Frank and Matt Cassagranda
left this morning for Denver to at
tend the funeral of Chas. Serafin,
who died at his ranch at Weldona,
Colo.
Mrs. Neil Mckay was among the
Centraaites to leave this morning for
Denver
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. L. Hamllik we're
passengers to Denver this morning.
Newton Rugg returned to the south
eqm part of the state this morning,
after visit with his sister.
James Rule, of the Richards Fur
niture Co.. left yesterday for Denver
to purchase motor truck to be used
for delivery purposes.
| Matt Manuel, one of the successful
lessees in the Powers, is spending
week in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anger and son,
Clarence, are expected to arrive home
from Denver this evening or tomor-
row. Clarence is recovering from the
effects Of am operation for appendi-
citis.
Reuben Richards of Nederla nd was
over yesterday placing flowers on
the graves Of his deceased relatives.
Ed. BertagnollH went to Denver yes
terday afternoon to enlist in the sig
nal corps.
James Carter of Nederland is here
this week visiting cid friends.
John May went to Denver Friday,
returning Sunday.
Miss Hopkins, principal of the New
adaville school is being visited by
her sister, who has been teaching
near Grand Junction.
Mrs James Rule and daughters
went to Denver Friday.
VIM. Anger went to Denver Satur-
day morning to see his son, Clarence,
who is sick in st. Luke's hospital.
Misses Nellie and Margaret Anger
were passengers to Denver on Sum
days train.
DR.. o. l.. Stone drove to Denver
in his car Tuesday.
c. A. Frost and wife returned Sun
day morning from pleasant auto
jaunt to Denver. They said the road
via Guy hill could be better for mo-
toring.
Mrs. johns frcm Denver, is visit
ing Mrs. Tom Champion.
JoseTh Kmball. Sr., returned from
Denver Tuesday night.
ice Hesst IN inc went to Denver
yesterday afternoon for few days
recreation.
| ShAi. IluShsS iCiuiueu
to the valley Saturday night.
N. e. Isben, consulting engineer of
the Gilpin-Eureka mine returned from
Cintinnati, Saturday.
Walter Graves, son of the affable
engineer ON the Huckleberry Express
was In the city Friday.