Gilpin observer., 1917-12-06
Personal MENTION

1SAkAa0SoI d4lu Ian WLIu Dun. OaCuaudCu
left Sunday for Deming, N. M. wher,
Mr.. Falkenterg is ticket agent fol
q railroad company.
Geo. L. Hamllik motcred to Den
YER Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Duffield lef
last Thursday for Denver to live
during the winter. MIR. Duffield viii
leave in a few days for Chicago or
a business trip.
Honey Hambly accompanied his
sister to Georgetown Thanksgiving
to escort her about the crowded
streets and protect her from acci
dents.
Walter Funk was over from Idaho
Springs yesterday, surveying the
town and bemoaning the fact he
ever left such an attractive place.
w. c. Matthew'S went to Idaho
Springs Sunday evening, where he
delivered the memo rial address at
the. Elks' lodge Of sorrow.
Vvhi. anu NliS. II. ~. OCnClOT VONc
to Denver yesterday in their car.
Mrs. Libbie Williams came up
from Denver this week
Nick Duzevitch returned. from Den
yer Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wade arrived
last night from Toledo, o.
Ray Griffith went to Denver Sun
day.
]. C. Jensen left this morning for
Denver fer a short stay.
c. o. Richards returned from a
trip east Monday night.
VIM. Tripp and Robt George who
were in Denver spending Thanksgiv-
ing. returned home Sunday night.
Harry Teller, proprietor of the
famed Teller hostelry, spent Thanks
giving in Denver with his mother,
sister and brother.
Link Spangler, the precocious man
ipulator Of ore prices In this neck of
the weeds, went to Denver on urgent
business Saturday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Williams, of Denver, is
up this week visiting her husband.
and as result a smile now adorns
his business brow.
Chase Withrow went to Arvada
Thanksgiving to eat turkey with ].
c. McShane, and recount Gilpin's
history of the days Of 1860 when they
both landed in this golden gem of
the mountains.
Mrs. Maggie Ross came up from
Denver Sunday might.
Mrs. Chas. Sands'.rom and Mrs.
Robt. Taylor returned from Golden
Sunday night.
Jenk Davis ard Ed. Thied RETURN
ed frcm their Thanksgiving dinners
in Denver Sunday.
J. C. MoShane came up from Ar
vada Sunday night accompanied by
George McFarlane's daughter.
Airline Gilman came up from Dem
ever Sunday.
Misses Emma and Elizabeth Rule
came home from Greeley Wednesday
might, accompanied by Miss Eliza
be h Tully, Of Monta Vista, to at
tecd reunion of the Rule family,
held on Thanksgiving. Seventeen of
the family were present and sat
down to table groanipg with choice
viards.
]. r. Rvle went to Denver with
his mo.cr truck Tuesday to bring
back some choice selections CT goods
for the holiday trade.
A. w. jackson, of the law office
of C. w. Waterman, Denver, was in
Central Tuesday looking into records
bearing upon the estate Of the late
s. V. Newell. Mr.. Jackson represents
the Mutual Life Ins. Co.. of New
York. whi h is teirg sued by the
Newell heirs fer a satisfactory div
ision of the insurance.
Mrs. j. e. Beal and children arriv-
ed Friday evening from Denver and
the family is now comfortably iocat-
ed In the Stevens house on. Pine
street.
Miss Gladys Mat hews returned to
the Denver University th's week af-
ter spending Thanksgiving with her
parents.
Mrs. Toby Zanella went to Denver
Sunday.
Mrs. Ignatz Meyer returned from
Denver this week. where she had
been visiting her son. Leo voll.
Clifford l. Parsons. postmaster, re-
turned frcm Denver last night, where
he enlisted in the aviation corps as
clerk. He has been Instructed to re-
port for duty I'm Denver on the 18Th
CT January. Mr.. Parsons has been
granted an indefinite leave Of alb
sence by the government from his
7osto ffice dufies and while he Is
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