Gilpin observer., 1917-06-21
Personal Mention


government.
Mrs. Gee. Rule arrived during the
week from Colorado Springs to visit
'elai.ives.
John .Weisbeck was an arrival dur
ing the week from Butte, Mont, to
,dsit a few days with relatives.
Rev. Father Barrett, of Estes Park,
is spending day CIR two in Central.
II. H. Lake and daughter arrived
Friday fro m visit in Kansas City,
Washington, New York and other
the war spirit is more prevalent in
the east than in the middle west, but
hat the people everywhere are be-
ginning to realize the big sacrifices
hey will be required to make that
their country may emerge from the
great war victorious.
Harold and Frank jackson and
wives Left Tuesday morning for St.
Louis in their car. After visiting
relatives there fer a week or two
they will go to the southern part of
Illinois. They expect to reach ST.
Louis Within weeks time.
F. s. Caldwell made a business
trip to Denver. Monday morning.
JOS. Hesselbine left yesterday af-
ternoon for Denver ON important bus
mess.
j. w. Barker was a passenger for
Denver ON Sundays train and Mon
day morning transacted business with
homestead entry in Grand county.
James Ingram of Apex, who has
spent several days in Denver, return
ed yesterday via Central City.
VIM. Day, of the Iron City mill,
came from Peora, Ills, Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wade left for
Denver Sunday, returning Tuesday
night.
John c. Jenkins came up from his
ranch i'm the valley Monday night. He
reports the crops in the valley thus
far as looking fine.
]. Stanley Harris was a visitor to
Denver this week.
Oscar Williams visited Pueblo and
Colorado Springs last week, return
ing Saturday night.
John Jenkins and daughter brought
up Maxwell car Monday for w. ].
Rio hairds, one Of the engineers at the
Pittsburg mine.
The Chas. Frost family went to
Denver Tuesday in their car.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens left Friday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred Til
Ter, at Arvada.
| Mrs. Retallack, of GilIin, came in
Monday in her car to do some shop
ping.
Everett Mccoy, who has been So
journing for a week in Denver, re-
turned Monday night.
Mrs. Marcus Leahy returned from
Denver yesterday morning, where she
had been househunting preparatory to
renewing to that city.
Mrs. Oscar Bolitho and children
came up frcm Denver Tuesday to Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. T. o. Davey.
Miss Minnie Weloh left Friday
morning for Greeley to take the sum-
mer course at the Normal school.
Miss Bessie Henley left Sunday
for Greeley to attend the teachers
college.
Mrs. G. NJ. Laird and daughter.
Leah, came up from Denver Monday
to spend the heated term in the
mountains.
Engineers Jansen and Sears and
Supt. of Operations Shute. of the Col
orado Power company. were In Cen
tral yesterday.
While in New York, H. H. Lake
visited E. Goldman, an old townsmar
ard found him in very good health
considering his advanced years. The
old man was pleased to meet friend
fr'cm Central and enjoyed a pleasant
hours visit.
w. u. S. Parsons and G. w. Ad-
ans returned last night frcm trip
to the southeastern Fart of the
state, where they examined some
copper fields.
Mrs. Libtie Williams went to Den
yer this afternoon.
Mrs. Hazel MCGOWAN, of Denver
is visiting In lhe city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wright, Of Apex
went to Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Carbis is leaving for Den
yer to reside.
John C. Mcshane came up from
his ranch at Aryada yesterday. Mr.
McShane reports all crops in the val
ley as looking fine. and The streams
filled with water, that insures plent,
of water for irrigation.