Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
MENTION

and perhaps to transact other bust
ness.
Professor Wolfe, who was called
to the bedside OF sick fa.her at
Salina, Kansas, March 80, and arriv-
ed but lew hours before his death,
returned Sunday night.
Geo. Cochran and family, who have
been residing in Apex, left yesterday
afternoon for New Brunswick, Can
ada, where Mr.. Cochran will have
charge of copper mine.
Mrs. Joe Anderson and daughter,
Margaret. werS in Denver Thursday
and Friday on business.
Peter .Casagranda went to Denver
Sunday morning, returning Monday
evening.
Miss Mamie Heath was in Denver
the latter Fart of last week on very
important business.
Dominic Williams and Frank Casa
gramda were in Denver Sunday, TAX
ing i'm the sights.
Mrs. Libbie Williams and daughter
Ruth, returned from Denver yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Ambrosi went
to Denver yesterday.
Tcm Cudahy was a passenger on
yesterdays train for Denver.
Miss Cora Rule came from Arizona
yesterday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Rule.
Mrs. Fred Kruse came up from
Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. john Penaluna came up from
Denver yesterday morning.
Mrs. Henry Bolsinger came up
from Denver, Tuesday.
Father Naughton made a flying
trip to Denver yesterday.
E. w. Davis returned Tuesday ev-
ening from trip to Denver.
Mrs. Schroeder, of Denver, daugh-
ter of Peter McFarlane, came up
Monday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Ralph Myers went to Denver
Tuesday
Father Naughton's housekeeper has
responded to the call, go back to
the farm" and left Tuesday.
Joe Kimball and son went to Den
yer yesterday, where the latter took
the examination for the navy. He
was successful in passing and has
gone to CALIFORNIA; The old gentle
man would have enlisted too, but he
is too old-to fight.
Mrs Fred s. Caldwell and children
returned Sunday from Colorado
Springs, where they had been visiting
the past week.
Jchn Dallarictla returned from
Denver Sunday night.
Mrs. NJ. Ross, Central City's fash
ionable milliner returned from Dem
yer Sunday night, where she had
gone to pure hase the latest style Of
hat for her spring opening,
E. d. Bramlage, formerly connect
ed with the old Rocky Mountain bank,
new assistant cashier of the First
National bank at Brush, Colo, spent
two or three days in Central this
week. He was accompanied by C. j.
Gilliam, of the New England Ma
tiOnal bank, Kansas City.
Dick Mayor and Oscar Williams
motored to Denver Tuesday morning
to have some repairs made on,their
car. Some boys started the car in
the barn Saturday night and it crash
ed into a carriage, damaging the car
riage and bending the radiator and
lamps ON the car.
Mrs. Chas. Ward was an arrival
Monday everirg from Bershoud, Colo,
to visit few days with her cousin,
Mrs. w. j. Stull.
r. II. Sayre drove to Denver Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Dolly Beaman returned Mon
day evening from visit of q week
or two in Denver. She had glasses
fitted to her eyes, which make her
look like young sthool marin.
Walter Jenl ins came up from Den
yer Saturday evening. He will spend
the summer in Central. unless called
to arms.
Miss Airline E.lman. who had been
spending her weeks vacation in Dem
yer. returned home. Monday. She was
SO absorbed in the many attractive
sif hts in Denver she missed the
train Sunday afternoon.
]. w. Koons was in from Rollins
Vile Tuesday. He brought in Bob
Dawson who died an hour or two af
ter reaching Black Hawk.
SHE HAD NOTHING