Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08

Mrs. Edna Thompson left for Den
YER Monday.
Arthur Most left for Denver this
morring en- mining business.
Father Barrett went to Denver
Tuesday. -
Tom Atkinson came up from Den
yer Tuesday. where he was confined
for several weeks by Sickness.
Thomas Cody, the coal dealer went
to Golden and Denver Tuesday to
find out what effect the failure to
provide for the armament of our mer-
chant marine would have upon the
future price of coal.
VIM. Baldwin spent a couple of
days in Denver this week.
Sam Glanville went to Denver yes.
terday ON business connected with
the White House garage.
Mrs. H. H. Lake returned last night
from visit. to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Capt. Ferganchioh re-
turned from Denver last night after
spending several days with a sick
daughter.
Miss Winnie Stevens came up from
Denver last night.
]. Rieva came up from his ranch
near Virgins, Colo, last night. Mr..
Rieva is one of our old time success
ful miners.
Steve Harper came over from Idaho O
Springs last night to be nursed for a
sprained back, caused by the lifting
of big chunk OF ore at the French
Flag mine.
Brooks Fullerton, of Denver, came
up Tuesday night to visit his parents.
Henry Stahl was in Denver this
week ON mining business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Seymour left
ON Tuesday afternoons train to
spend a few days visiting in Den
yer.
Frank Richard, of Georgetown, an
oldtimer of this county, came over
Saturday to shake hands with old
friends.
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east for several months on mining
business, returned Tuesday nj ght. Mr..
shull says that the mining interest
in the east is becoming more pro-
nounced every day.
DR.. Ii. p. Davies went to Denver
Saturday to visit with his family.
Harry Willis and wife returned
Tuesday night from an extended WIS.,
1t to New York, Boston and Pitts
burg.
Apcthecary George Williams, of the
Davies pharmacy, went to Denver
yesterday morning to meet his wife
who is returning from Oak Creek.
j. R. Rule, of the firm of C. o.
Richards & Co., went to Denver
Tuesday morning to replenish h his
stock of furniture, rugs. etc.
Thursttn Matthews and Clarence
Collins went to Littletcn Saturday to
witness the basket bau game.
JoseIh Floyd went to Denver Sun.
day, returning the same day.
Claude Sonnie went to Denver Fri
day to witEess the basket ball game
between Central City and Denver
R. N. Lewis left for Denver Tues.
day morning on business matters.
E. w. Eavis was a passenger on
the down train Tuesday to see the
bright lights recently erected in the
metropolitan city.
Sheriff Mitchell has been spending
the week in Denver and inoidently to
get pointers on how to hold boot
logger when yCu get him.
Charles T. Williams, Of Butte City
Montana, is here visiting his mothe,
and sister.
Bennett T. Moyle and wife of Ned
erla'nd. are visiting relatives and
friends here.
RalIh Chase, of Denver made G
flying trip to Central City Sunday
and spent a few hours calling en- ole
friends.
Arthur Most returned Monday nigh
frcm a trip to Chicago. Mr.. Mos
says there is great activity in the
states he visited and great interes
Is manifest in the mining of precious
metals, and he predicts busy veal
for the western metal states.
Fl. r. Wade returned to Toledo, o.
last Friday.