Gilpin observer., 1917-02-15
PERSONAL mention

H. X. Dean and Henry Stahl made
a business trip to Denver, Tuesday
morning.
Robt. Taylor and wife left Monday
afternoon fer Golden and Denver tc
srerd few days.
W. G. Boyle, of the Cranoke mine
was business passenger to Denver
Tuesday morning.
Joe Spencer and family left last
Friday for Denver to live. Mr.. Spen-
Ger had been running the Missouri
mine.
Geo. ]. Bancroft, DR.. l. B. Perkins
and DR.. Gee. B. Vosbureh came up
from Denver Monday evening to in.
spect a mining property.
M. ]. Leahy leaves this week for
Denver where. he has received an ap-
pointment in the office of Secretary
Of State holland. He will fill cler-
ical position His family will join
him later.
District Attorney s. w. Johnson
was up frcm the valley last Thursday
evening to take charge Of the pros
ecution in the case of John Dalla-
ricola and John Croft, charged with
boctlegging. The case will be tried
in the county court en- February IL.
A. S. Gundy was a passenger to
Denver Monday morning. He will
move his family to Denver the first
of the month.
Jim Cody and Miss Minnie Eplett
went to Boulder Friday to attend the
Elks' entertainment.
Harry Gilman and Frank Bertagnol-
Ii were among the Elks from the Cen
trail City lodge to attend the Elks'
celebration in Boulder last Saturday
They had enc grand time
w. H. Mellcr leaves this week for
Wiggens, Colo, where he has big
ranch.
w. J. Lewis made trip to Denver,
Sunday, to remain a few days ON bus
mess.
trains, Friday, buying goods.
Fred Bowden returned from a trip
to Denver Saturday, accompanied by
his wife, who is recovering from the
effects of an operation for append.
citis.
shamus O'Brien came up from
Denver Saturday to visit friends in
Central and Nevadaville.
Mr.. McNeal, representing a lyceum
bureau, was in town this week, ar
ranging with some Of the citizens to
book another course in Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Patterson drove
to Denver Monday in their car.
Nick Duzeviteh returned Monday
evening from Denver, where he had
been since the first Of the year. He
had an operation performed on his
nose and can now enjoy the frag-
rance Of the rose.
Mrs. Oscar Williams came up from
Denver Tuesday.
DR.. Davies left for Denver Sunday
to remain with his family for the
week.
Delmer Hambly left this morning
for Red Cliff, where he has secured a
situation.
Father Nauehton left yesterday for
Chicago and New York ON business
that he expects win require his alb.
sence for two months.
Mrs. Rogers, from Smith hill spent
the week in town visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Ben Bemont and family, who have
been enjoying our winters cline at
the Pittsburg Extension cottage, and
daily witnessing our beautiful noun.
tain sunrise, as old Sol darts his mel.
low rays across our lovely stretch Of
prolific plain, are moving their house
hold goods to town today.
Mrs. Mary Weisbeck was a passen.
ger to Denver this morning.
Mrs. Mike Flynn and Mrs. Chas.
Light went to Denver yesterday.
Geo. Collins came up from Denver
last night and went out to Silver
Creek today to examine a property.
Mrs. Z. v. Parenteau VINO had
been spending a week Ia Denver, re-
turned hcme Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. Baleria returned Tuesday
evening from trip to Georgetown
and Silver Plume.
Louis Sauer, Wilford Fullerton
Jthn c. Jenlins and Jthn c. Nc
Shane, came up from Denver today
to attend a bank meeting.
Geo. X. Kimtall, Of Idaho Springs
was over en- business Sunday.