Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-02-14
Personal MENTION

accompanied MIN ana mad q snort
visit with her daughters at Greeley.
Revenue Officer Smith was at the
Teller House Friday and Saturday Of
last week, instructing the wealthy
in making out their income tax re-
turns. He was closeted with the OBJ
server man for some little time -
discussing the war.
Oscar Williams returned Tuesday
from Denver, whittier he went to es-
cape the income tax man.
Mrs. Burl Tolman was up from the
big city this week, to relieve her
father and brother of the inconvien-
ces incident to patching. Her moth
or. Mrs. A. H. Day, is with her in
Denver and acting under the doc
tors orders will be in bed three
weeks. Mrs. Day is troubled with
her heart.
Frank G. Moody finally left Satur-
day afternoon for Steamboat Springs
to accept position in an abstract
office. w. c. Matthews will attend
to the business in the county clerks
office.
Miss Lily O'Toole went to Denver
Monday afternoon, presumably to see
the DECENTRALIZATION fight.
R. R. Demeter came up from Den
yer Monday evening for a short bus
mess stay. He reports R. L. Mar
tin as steadily improving from his
recent stroke of paralysis.
Lysle Parenteau and wife, of Fl.
Russell, Wyo., who had been visiting
relatives in Central the past two
weeks, returned home Monday.
Angelo Leonardelli and mother left
Tuesday morning for Denver.
Charles Brandstetter left Saturday
afternoon for Georgetown to visit
over Sunday with his family
Mrs. Maggie Ross returned from
Denver Tuesday with the latest style
of Paris hats
Sheriff VIM. Mitchell and wife
went to Denver Sunday to meet Mr..
Mitchell's brother from Daokta.
l.. ]. Williams, recently appointed
member of the state utility COM
mission, came up from Denver Sun
day evening to spend two or three
days, closing up his business affairs.
Miss Dolly Beaman left Tuesday
for Denver. having received word
that her sister, Mrs. Florence Nc
CURE was very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Sayre left
Tuesday for Denver, Mr.. Sayre to
spend day or two there before leav
ing for the aviation training camp
at Berkeley, CAL, where he will re-
port on the 10Th. Mrs. Sayre will
return to Central this week to close
the house and in a couple Of weeks
will go to California.
DIR. Guy Ashbaugh, and family left
yesterday for their new location al
Merino, Colo. DR.. Roy Ashbaugh
will take up the practice of medicine
here, and will arrive with his wife
this week from Hot Sulphur Springs
Colo.
Joe Cullen, of Denver, came w
Friday to take the physical examina
ton before the draft board.
Mrs. McKinnon, of Apex, was II
the city, shopping, Monday.
Shad Reid came in from Apex yes
terday and boarded the train thii
morning for the valley.
Alfred Hore, w. R. Strousser, r
l.. Carpenter and M. T. Chestnut
mining men of Denver, came up OF
Tuesday to examine mining propert,
at the Hall ranch.
C. r. Thomas, manager OF the Jup
tier Belmont mine in Russell Gulch
was up Tuesday to inspect the prop
crty.
Chase Withrow and Mayor Rober
Wilkinson visited Silver Plume an
Idaho Springs Saturday.
Louis Euntereiser and Ed. Gold
berg went to Breckenridge this morr
ing.
o. J. Duffield was up from Denve
several days this week on mimi
business.
George McCallister and wife hav
moved back from Nederland.
Horatio Hazard and C. A. McNe
boarded the train for Denver thi
morning.
John Nichols, OF Denver, an OLE
time Gilpinite, was in the city TIL
week, renewing acquaintances.
Miss Mildred Hopkins came II
from Greeley Saturday evening,
. take in the dance at Black Haw
, and see friends.
John c. McShane came up frol