Gilpin observer., 1917-06-07

| luey WALL go TO ri. fuuSsell In WyO-
ming to visit their son, Lysle.
Miss Sadie Cody, who has been
teaching in Durango is expected home
Sunday. Miss Mamie will go to Den
YER to meet her and welcome. her to
he city.
Mrs. Esther Rule left Saturday for
Oak Greek, where she has accepted a
position in a mercantile establd shment
as bookkeeper.
Will Brthl was an arrival frcm
Wald-on. Colo, Saturday evening to
visit his parents. He has joined the
signal corps fer service In the army
and Is awaiting an early cali from
the government.
Ed. Bertagnclli returned from Den
ver Saturday evening. He took the
examination for the signal corps in
the army and passed perfect exam
ination. He is holding himself in
readiness fer CALL for service any
day.
Ike Hardy and family, who had
been spending ten days in Denver
for The benefit Ct their health, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. T. H. Potter was am arrival
from Denver Sunday evening TO visit
the McShame family. 1t was Mrs.
Potter's first visit to Central since
her departure number of years ago.
DR.. o. L. Stone, Morris Hughes,
Louis Euntereiser, N. E. Isbell and
ERNEST Halloway left Sunday morn
ing in DIR. Stones car for Lookout
mountain to attend the burial cere-
monies Of Buffalo Bin. When nine
miles out of Idaho Springs the en-
gine went out of commi ssion and the
Car was towed back 10 Idaho Springs.
Hughes, Euentedeiser and Halloway
cut cross country to Forks Creek
and took the up train for home.
Father Nauehten came up from
Denver Saturday evening. He had
been very sick for several weeks, but
is now improving. Sunday morning
he delivered very patriotic address
at The church In which he exhorted
all Americans to do their duty and
support their country in service and
money to the end that the war with
Germany may be won and amtocracy
crushed Fasher Naughton, while a
native ct Ireland. is truerblue pa
triot and Is loyal to the country Of
his adoption.
Mrs Thomas Nooran, Of Denver,
has been visiting many of her old
friends in town this week.
Mrs. Maggie Ross is spending few
days In the valley this week inhaling
the sweet perfume of the lilac and
alfalfa.
Martin Rule, who has spent the
last six mourhs in Denver, returned
Tuesday night to spend few days
in our rarified atmosphere.
Matt Manuel, who had been spend
ing a week in Denver, returned home
Monday evening. He made the trip
up Lookout mountain Sunday to at
tend the Buffalo Bill ceremonies, but
said 30 many cars were hung up. half
the people were not able to reach
the top of the mountain.
Bruce Williams came up from Dem
YER Monday evering to visit a day
with his Parents aud register under
the conscription act.
Mrs. w. o. jenkins left Sunday
for Denver to srend week or ten
days.
Mrs. Geo. D. Henderson went to
Denver Tuesday morning and from
there will go to Boulder to attend
the graduation of her daughter, Flor
ence, from the University hospital.
Mrs. Henderson, accompanied by her
daughter. will return to Central City
tonight.
Louis Boyle left for Denver Tues
day to inhale the salubrious atmos.
phere of the plains.
w. e. Pascoe came up from Dem
YER Sunday, and Monday wended his
way to the Evergreen mine at Apex.
w. THpp, mining man from
Butte, Mcnt., is here looking over the
mining field.
Arthur Most came up from Denver
last night to attend to mining mat
ters.
Donald Finch, OF Oklahoma, son
Of the president Of The c. H. w. Min
ing Co., arrived in town this week
to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Patterson drove
to Denver Wednesday afternoon, for
a few days recreation.
c. A. Mcneil of Elk park. was in
the city yesterday.
l.. Sternberger came up frcm Den
YER Monday to attend to his mining
business at the Pendleton mine in
Russell Gulch.
]. W. Krhms. Of Rolhnsville was q