Gilpin observer., 1917-08-30
Personal MENTION

R. N. Burns, professor of chemistr,
ait the Boulder University, was in
he city yesterday. -
Mrs. T. H. jones, CT Victor, Cello
is visiting old friends here this week
Sherman McCaNister has torn him
self away from his anduous duties OF
welding the cleaver and is spending
the week fishing at James Peak.
Ed. Burden came over from Neder.
land Friday and reports things lively
in the tungsten camp. He went cut
to James Peak w h Sherman Mccall
lister.
Sheriff Mitchell went to Denver,
Tuesday.
VIM. Blight who spent a week in
Denver, returned Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, after spending
week with her daughter at Idaho
Springs, has returned.
Miss Edna Lewis has returned from
her vacation that was spent in Den
YER, Sunday night.
Mrs. Tony Andreatta made a bust
ness trip to Denver yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Rule went to Dem
ver this morning, accompanied by
Masters Melvin and Willard Ludwig.
C. o. Richards left the fore part Of
the week for Boulder park to angle
for specified beauties.
Mike Klais and wife returned Mon
day from a ten days visit in Den
YER.
Neil Mckay returned last night
frcm a business trip to Denver.
F. M. Bowden went to Denver Sun
day afternoon, returning last night.
w. T. Warren returned Saturday
frcm a ten days stay in Denver.
James Cody has teen spending the
week in Denver and will visit in Col
orado Springs before returning home.
Mike Whalen motored up from
Denver Tuesday evening.
Miss Viola Oliver left yesterday for
Denver to remain a few days before
proceeding to Holly, Colo, where she
will teach school.
George Morrissey arrived from Ou-
ray Monday evening to visit his SIS
ter, Mrs. w. j. Stual. He left this
morning for Berthoud with Jack Stull.
Miss Minnie Eplett is spending her
vacation in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Il. Patterson,
Bruce v. Williams and a party of
Denver friends left Wednesday on a
three weeks motor trip through
Wyoming and Yellow Stone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Hawley and
their grandson, Melford Salisbury, left
for Denver Tuesday afternoon, where
the young man will be placed in the
Manual training school.
E. s. Moul.on came in from Lake
City, Monday night, where he has
built mill Tor the treatment of ores
by his new process. He repcrts that
the mill has been RUNNING for The
past two months with satisfactory
results. Mr.. Mculton will stay here
fer few days examining his Black
Hawk plant, and will then return to
Lake City.
John Terrin and wife, who left here
some time ago to reside in Denver,
have returned ard will reopen their
Old boarding house opposite the op.
era house.
Chas. Sandstrcm and Geo. William
son went to Denver yesterday to at
| h.
Greaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Patterson left
this week for Wyoming to visit sew
eral weeks with friends.
Harry Teller, who had been spend
ing a few days in Central. returned
to Denver this morning.
Mrs. James Groth and children left
this morning fer the valley, where
the family will reside in the future.
H. X. Dean and family made a
trip to Silver Plume yesterday.
Mrs. Fired Kruse left for Denver
this morning.
Byron Lake. owner of the Barnes
mine, was up from Denver this week.
Arthur Teaes went to Denver
Thursday, returning Friday evening.
NJ. II. Block, OF the Gilpin-Eureka
mine returned from Denver Saturday,
and left Tuesday for Cincinnati, o.
II. E. Fredrickson, of Nebraska, one
OF the interested parties in the Pitts.
burg Extension mdne and John G.
May, went to Idaho Springs yester.
day to take one of those life giving