Gilpin observer., 1917-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION

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YER visiting relatives and friends.
Ed Burden, of Nederland, was over
Saturday bidding goodbye to his
friends before proceeding to the Fun
ston trafudng camp near FIT. Riley
today. 1sNs ss f:fsy ,sS8s.
Mrs. Frank Teats left Sunday for
Ft. Russell, Wyo., ito visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lysle Parenteau. to whom
a sen was bonn last Friday morming.
Eugene Zanella left Saturday for
Iron Mountain, Wyo., to accept a
position as operator with the C. &
s. railway. Edmund ScheffleF sue
ceeds him alt the Central City depot.
Misses Stella and ELLEN Joyce, of
Antonito, Colo, are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. F G. Moody.
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Patterson re-
turned Monday from an auto tour of
Yellowstone park. MrS Patterson will
likely remain in Central and operate
another of Gilpins wodlderful' pro-
ducers-
H. A. Hicks was UP from Denver
Monday ON business i'm connection
with the transfer of the Philadelphia
mime to EASTERN parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Alsdorf; Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Stull, Mrs. C. S. Rip
ley, Mrs. Reed, B. P. Thomas and
Link Spangler motored to High
Bridge, over Berthoud pass, Sunday
and picked black curramts. Curramts
were plentiful but buckle berries were
scarce. Mr.. Spangler hunted grouse
and almost bagged several He was
the Nimrod OF the party.
Joe Flynn and wife returned from
Denver Sunday evening. Mr.. Flynn
was down to have some drilling. rails
ing and storing dome on his teeth.
Geo. Matthews and wife arrived
Saturday evening from Danbury, Con-
necticut, to visit the Matthew's family.
Mr.. Matthews left this week for FIT.
Worth, Tex, where he will manage
the light company.
Mrs. Pete Macken came up from
Denver Saturday to visit relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N Lewis came up
frcm Denver Saturday evening to ar
range for the packing OF their house
hold goods, which will be shipped to
Denver.
Fred Head, wife and daughter, are
tai ing two weeks vacation at
Kremmling, Colo
]. s. Harris, proprietor CT the Tel
Ter House, was q visitor to Denver
the fore part of the week.
Oscar Williams drove to Denver in
his car Sunday, returning Monday
might.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Franklin, of
Rol.insvilhe motcred to Central City
Sunday and were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. O. Jenkins.
Mrs. w. o. Jenkins made a trip to
Rollinsville the fore part Of the week.
Dick Champion ard Oscar Williams
motcred to Denver Monday via Ida
no Springs and Lookout mountain.
Mrs. Robert Will inson went to
Denver Sunday morning, returning
Monday night.
Percy Slattery was passenger to
Denver Sunday.
Win Blake, Jmanager Of the Phila-
delphia mine returned to Denver
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hardy returned
frcm thei- Denver vacation Monday
light.
Mrs. Bart Par.e,i ard Mrs. Toby
Zanella returned from a trip to Den
YER Monday night.
terday to see his son off fer camp
Funston in Kansas.
Sol Bacharath went to Denver
Monday afternoon to remain week
Sherman McCal,ister was a Denver
visitor Tuesday.
Ex-senator l.. ]. Williams went to
Denver today on legal business.
Mrs. Burl Tollman, from Cripple
Greek is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Day.
| Mrs. II. ii. Lake came hcme from
Denver Tuesday after spending a
few days In Colcrado's metropolis.
Morris Hughes accompanied the
soldier boys as far as Denver yester
day.
VIM. Anger was a Denver visitor
Thursday.
VIM. Pascoe. who has been spend
ing several weeks i'm Wyoming Wis
itirg his daughters, returned las
night. He was accompanied ON hi.
trip by his two sisters from New
York. whom he had not seen for 81
years.
James A. Curran Of Denver, ant
Tracy Reaves, we're in the city tcta.
with view OF starting the Ridge ant