Gilpin observer., 1917-09-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Ross Field and wife, who have
BEEN visiting here the past week, re-
turned to Leadville Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Manley returned to
her Denver home Sunday.
john Tierney and wife, who have
been visiting friends here, returned
yesterday to Denver.
Miss Mary Floyd, of Denver, has
been visiting friends here the past
week.
?, DR.. Keegan Is up from Denver. tax
ing an inventory of DR.. stones fix
tures and equipment He and Dr..
Warren are thinking Of buying the of.
flee together and alternate in caring
for The practice.
j. v. Thompson, cue OF the state
land appraisers, arrived from the val
ley last night to appraise school land
in Gilpin county.
|, Clf. Hughes, who has been ailfng
with liver complaint since Sunday,
was taken to Denver this morning
by his brother, Morris. MIR. Hughes
condition is not serious, but he
thought the lower atmosphere and
cheerful surroundings OF the city
would tend to a more speedy recov-
cry. He is missed at his old haunts
by friends who enjoy his caustic wit
and lamguid style of oratory.
George Mabee arrived from New
York during the week, accompanied
by his uncle, who visited with the
Davis family before continuing his
journey to California.
Jack Stull returned Tuesday from
visit in Berthoud and Denver. He
brought two rabbits With him Of op-
posite color-and presumably of op-
posite gender. They would make nj e
pets fer the neighbcrs.
w. A. Funk was over from Idaho
Springs yesterday with his family.
While he will not admit it, his ac-
uons would indicate that he would
like to return to the sociable environs
and hospitable atmosphere of dear
old Central.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Oscar Williams left
Monday fer Colorado Springs for a
short visit.
]. C. McShane was up from the
ranch this week.
l.. ]. Williams, F. w. Bertagnolli
and Harry Gilman were up Mammoth
Sunday and Monday. picking berries.
They got about all they could haul
in the car.
Geo. w. o. Williams came up from
Denver Tuesday to receive his final
citizenship papers in the district
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bond, of Den
ver, visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Moody
from Saturday af ernoon until Mon
day. They made the trip in their
car.
Miss Mabel Erlett went to Neder-
land Tuesday morning to enjoy va
caiicn. She assured the Observer
man that she would not steal a march
get married during her absence from
the city.
E. S. Moulton returned Monday to
Lake City. where he is running
mill.
Herbert Altva.er came up from
Denver Saturday. Sunday. he and
his brother, Henry went to the top
of James peak to get close to heav-
ard get birdseye view of the
plains.
Mr. md Mrs. ]. NJ. serieht, who
had been visiting several weeks in
Wisconsin and other eastern states,
returned home Friday.
Miss Alice Landon, Of Lowell,
Mass, was an arrival Thursday. She
viii teach bookkeeping and other
commercial subjects in the High
school,
]. C. Flesehhutz was up from Den
yer the fore part of the week on min
ing business.
II. X. Dean and family left Sunday
for Grand Rapids, Mich. The family
will remain in GSand Rapids during
the winter, but Mr.. Dean will return
the latter part Of the month.
Miss Sadly Cody left Sunday after.
noon for Durargo, where she will
teach this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Demeter and
the Davidson sisters returned SUM-
day from a trip across the range,
where they picked black currants.
They say the berries are scarce this
year
o. j. Duffield ard r. r. Demeter
left this week for Karsas to bring
back Buick car for Mr.. Duffield.
Mrs. A. s. Gundy and the children