Gilpin observer., 1917-05-24
MENTION

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urday.
| Ex-senator l.. ]. Williams returned
from business trip to Alliance, Neb.
Tuesday evening.
E. w. Davis returned yesterday
frCm across the range.
John Zadra and Toby Zamella, who
attended the Ambrose Mathes funer
al in Denver returned Yesterday.
Mrs. Weisbeck of this city, attend
ed the Mathes funeral in Denver.
Miss Ella Dickerson who has been
teaching school near Greeley, return.
ed home yesterday.
E. S. Hammond of the Grand Cen
tral mine was a passenger ON yester-
day afternoons train.
Mrs. James H. Bawden has gone
to Boulder, where she will reside for
the present.
Albert Eundy attended the Mathes
funeral in Denver Tuesday as one
cf the pail bearers.
James Cody and VIM. Trebilcock
left this morning for Denver to enlist
and Cliff. Hughes leaves this after
nocn fer the same purpose.
Miss Mamie Cody left for Denver
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Rowe is in Denver max
ing arrangements fer a supply of
bread for her bakery.
Prof. Jessup was in Denver Satur-
day and Sunday.
Capt. Ferganohith left fcrVLeadville
Monday morring.
Arthur M. Noble left this week for
kremmlirg to engage in ranching.
His family will follow as soon as he
is located.
VIM. Trebilcock drove to Rollins
Willie Saturday to meet Mrs. VIM. Av-
ers and daughter, Miss Lilly, from
Oak Creek. The train was about 10
hcmrs late ard the return trip to
Central was not made until Sunday
morning. Miss Ayers has contracted
to teaih the next term in Oak Creek.
S. W. Shattuck was up from Dem
yer Saturday, lcoling for mines con
aiming molybdenite. This ore is
found in the Arex district and is
much in demand at the present time.
1t is more valuable than tungsten.
Joe Walters, the Apex miner, left
Sunday morning for Denver, where
he will charter car and lead 1T with
horses and ranch implements and HE
himself to the Snake River valley, 30
miles west of Craig, Colo. where he
has filed on homestead. Cleve Webb
also Of Arex, has filed on 800 acres
adjoining Wal.ers land and will leave
Wi h his family in three months to
live on his homestead. The Snake
River valley Is one of the most fertile
agricultural sectors of the state and
the land is beirg taken up rapidly
by settlers. Others from Gilpin coun-
ty will investigate the new country
this summer.
Charles Anger came up from the
Denver University Monday to visit
with his parents.
Franois Ncoran, baggage man on
the Union Pacific, was here this wee
vis.tirg old friends.
Clarence Auger who was taken to
St. Lule's hospital week ago and
was operated on for appendicitis, is
reported on the way to recovery.
ice Sehul heis and wife were pas
sengers ON Sunday mornings train.
Arthur C. Nest came up from Den
YER Tuesday night.
Clarence Cowling went to Denver
and Littleton Sunday, returning Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hardy went to
Denver yesterday morning to be gone
fer Il few days.
C. A. Mcneil CT Elk park, was i'm
the city yesterday.
f. S. Caldwell, manager of the
Hampton mire, is spending a week
at his fathers ranch In the southern
part of the state.
DIR. o. l.. Stone spent Sunday in
Denver. He doesn't expect to re-
ceive any word as to the Outcome of
the examination he took recently for
the dental ccrrs for three or four
weeks.
Cliff. Hughes made n trip 20 Clear
Creek county Morday to Inspect an
electric hoist. He is thinking of in
stallirg am electric hoist on the Two
Forty mine.
Louis zeigi went to Denyer Sunday
to meet his wife and children upon
their return from Sterling, Colo,
VIII ere they had been visiting with
Mrs. Zeigi's mo.her
Miss Dolly Beaman was n passen.
ger to Denver Sunday morning.
john Zadra made business trip
to Denver yesterday. He saw Herb