Gilpin observer., 1917-09-13
Mention

he will junk.
Mrs. H. p. Al.vater, who had been
visiting three weeks in Boulder, re-
turned home Friday evening. She WAS
acccmraI led by Mks Lera Altvater,
who will sI'srd couple OF weeks
with the Al.vater family.
County Commissioners Mckay, Bcr.
ago and Hughes, Attorney Ser'ght
ind Assessor Eavis went to Denver
Tuesday morrirg to confer WI n she
Stale tax commission in regard to the
yaluaticrs of corporations owning
property in Gilpin county
L. Sternterger was up from Den
YER the latter part of the week. He
is dhinhing cf doing scme work ON
he Ra-a Avis.
ARTHUR Nest drove up from Den-
ver Tuesday in mis- car. He recently
made a tour of the mirirg camps Of
Utah ard says they are booming.
Tom Treb.loock, who Left Central a
year or mere ago. locating i'm Denver
came up Tuesday evening to spend a
day CT two with friends. He is in
he cavalry service i'm the quarter-
masters department, statiored at
Overland park in Denver. He says
sol ling is great life and the boys
are averae 1pg letter Ray than many
in civilian pursui s. He receives
$4,000 a mcm.h, board ro7 m, clcching,
smoking tobacco and free entertain
ment every day. The Crrheum, EN-
press and o.her vaudeville troupes
play ing Denver are out to the camp
for one performance a week.
M. J. Leahy came up frcm Denver
last night to sred:d his vaoain and
be far frcm the madddug crowds
ignoble srife."
A. S. Gundy was i'm Denver few
days this week, Wishing his family
and assisting them i'm getting settled.
Mrs. H. H. Lake and daughter re-
turned last evering from shcrt Wis
1T i'm Denver.
Tony Steneck was a visitor to Dem
YER this week.
Mies Dolly Beaman, who had teen
visit ing friends and relatives i'm Dem
YER, returned home last evering.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. C. McShame are
up from the ranch.
Maurice Hughes was in Denver yes.
terday. He can't ta-ry i'm the valley
long on account Of hay fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Frcst drove
10 Denver this week, accompanying
their daughter, Miss e hel. She left
yesterday for Wellesley college in
Masear husetts.
s. A. Hammond came up from Dem
YER Monday night.
Miss Marjorie Lake leaves Sunday
for CClrmfia college, New York, to
take postgraduate ccrrse.
H. H. Lake moved his family in
firm their summer home at lake
Manchester Monday.
Chas. Mcneil was in from Elk park
yesterday.
Focr prospective mining investors
from Detroit, Mi h., were here this
week.
Mrs. Ia. p. Davies left this week
for Denver TO srerd several days Wis.,
4 icg with her daughter in Denver.
Rev. Parker, The new Methodist
raster arrived today.
Mrs. Will Bishop and daughter, of
NeGerlsrd, are visiting friends here.
Rev. Coftman leaves tomorrow for
his new field of labor.
Mrs. NJ. Lewis and her daughter,
Edna, went to Denver Sunday morn
Ing. e,urning that evening.
JOS. Floyd weGt to Denver yester-
day On business.
s. A. Rank returned from Boulder
last night
Mr.. Marita auIh and son, Grover,
from Longmont. are visiting here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. r. Demeter and
Crif. Hughes left Tuesday morning in
the Demeter car for Wyoming, going
via Ncr h park.
J. b. Eartee drove to Nederland
today and thence to Deliver on bust
ness.
l.. J. Williams was in Denver Mon
day on business.
T. r. Herehan. deputy mine in
spector. came up from Denver Mon
day evening.
Tepy Cesario returned Sunday ev.
ering from hts summer vacation en-
the Troutlesore in Grand county.
While skirmishing among the timbers
after hens and chickens (those Of ,he
rage Variety he was bitten on the
leg by a weed tick. A Fart of the In
sect became imtedded in the fles b.
causing infection. and Mr.. Cesario
found 1t reeessary to visit a doctor
at kremmling. The leg is still very
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