Gilpin observer., 1917-10-04
PERSONAL MENTION

1
Denver Sunday for few days rec
neation.
j. R. Rule and wife made a flying
Jip to Denver Monday.
Shad Reid, manager of the Ever
green mime, returned from business
trip to Denver Monday night.
John j. Craron, travelling passenger
agent of the Union Pacific railway
was a business visitor to Central GU
TUESDAY. He was distributing valu
able mars showing the location Oh
the various camtonments in the
| country at which the Sammies are
training.
Miss Marjorie Mellow and Miss
Margaret Some, two cf our recently
graduated High school pupils, left
Sunday for Greeley to enter the
Normal school.
H. R. Wade and wife returned
from Toledo, o., Saturday night.
Tcm Crawford spent couple OF
days i'm Denver the fore part of the
week.
Chris. Hesselbine went to- Denver
Sunday. returning Tuesday might.
Leonard Nichols returned from a
months stay in California. Monday
nishs-
H. X. Dean, manager of the Gold
Cup group of mines in Chase guild h,
returned Monday might from Grand
Rapids, Mich, where he had been
spending the past four weeks.
Mrs. Henry LeFevre and daughter,
of Rollinsville, were i'm the city Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. A. Retallack motored in
from Gilpin Monday.
Ben Bement and family, of Denver,
have arrived and will make Central
Ciy their future home.
Mrs. NJ. Lewis went to Denver
Sunday
DR.. Cover, CT Denver, came up
Sunday, ard ON Monday made an in
spection of the Doodle mine.
VIM. Thompson, manager of the
Maple Leaf mine at Camp Clifford
is busy erecting a shaft house and
dwelling at the mine
John Andreatta went to Denver
Sunday fer "a few days stay.
james Ingram came in from Pine
Creek Monday right and Sunday
morning took the train fer Denver.
Many of the miners are taking. ad-
vantage of cur beautiful autumn
weather by searching the hills for
silver ard lead mines before winter
sets in.
very pleasant musicale was held
at ;he residence CT John Kloer on
Eureka street Sunday night.
Judge and Mrs. H. A. Hicks mot
ored up from Denver Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Demeter es-
corted party of young people to
Longmont and BsrthoMd Sunday.
They made the trip I'm au.os, cne of
which was stalled in the middle of
he st. Vrain river.
Miss Martha Davidson and Miss
Margaret JMcFarlane were passen-
gers en- Sundays train for Arvada.
Gle Rian and Sam Granville came
in Monday from J,nes pass, where
hey have been building a mill fer
Peter McFarlame.
Fred IcFarlane mo:ored from Den
yer Sunday.
Miss Lillian Head left fer Chey-
enne Sunday where she has accepted
a position in dry goods store.
Harry Teller and wife came up
from Denver Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Eplett returned from
Denver Monday night after ten days
spent in that city.
Oscar Williams mctored to Denver
Saturday and brought back his moth
er who is spending the week here.
Mrs. A. C. Most, of Denver, is Wis.,
iting Mrs. Guy Ashbaugh
John Mckay went to Denver Tues.
day.
Louis Larsen, one of the operators
Of the Powers mine, returned from
his Denver "trip last night.
Miss Minnie Fry returned from a
trip to Denver last night.
Brooks Fullerton and family came
UP last night from Denver to visit
his parents.
Mike Flyrn, who left here a short
tine ago to reside in Oregon, has
| returned. ~
Elery Bennett returned from Den.
YER today.
Eldon Zeuger, a former typo In This
office, and his grandma her, Mrs. a
Bitzerhoffer. OF Salt Lake City. are
visiting frierds in Central. on their
return trip from an extended tour OF
The east They report great activity
In the east and the crops Of more
han usual abundance.