Gilpin observer., 1918-05-09
Personal MENTION

noon train Tor Denver yesterday.
Sam Whitman left yesterday for a
lower altitude for his health.
Mrs. Libbie Williams came up from
Denver Tuesday.
Herman Lundberg and wife return
ed from Denver Monday night, where
they attend the funeral Of r. L..
Martin, Sunday. They say 1t was one
of the largest funerals ever held in
Denver, which attested the warm
friendship many held for Mr.. Martin.
Private Richard Rowe, of Camp
Funston, visited in Central the latter
part of the week.
Jim Wood and Morris Hughes
srent Sunday in Idaho Springs, and
we presume, took bath.
C. A. Mcneil was IN from Apex
yesterday. He did great work in
that section, soliciting subscriptions
to the Liberty loan.
L. Sternberger, of Denver, was in
the city Monday on electric power
business.
George Allen Smith, of Denver,
was in Central Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Carson, of Idaho Springs, a
mining expert, was inspecting mines
here Monday.
S. A. Rank came over from Bould-
err Monday night
Mrs. Melita Seymour entertained
Monday night at her residence. The
time was pleasantly spent in play
ing cards and music.
Food Conservation B. E. Seymour
went to Denver this week to attend
a food convention.
Miss Martha Davidson returned
from Denver Monday, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Lulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Alsdorf attend
ed the funeral of. r. l.. Martin in
Denver Sunday.
Peter McFarlane made a trip to
Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Richards mot
ored up from Denver Saturday to ar
range for the shipment of their fur
niture to Denver.
Miss Eva O'Toole left Friday for
Denver, accompanied by her little
sister, Marie, whom it was necessary
to rlace in a lower altitude.
Mrs. ]. r. Rule went to Denver
Friday by rail, returning in the
Rule car.
Mrs. Harley Berkey made trip
to Denver Friday.
Joe Hesselhine and wife went to
Denver on Friday afternoons train
and will probably remain there.
Sid Chapel and wife, of Denver.
visited old friends here this week.
James Carter and son, Louis, mot
ored in from Nederland Sunday to
spend tie day with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. w. o. Jenkins has been in
Denver several days this week.
Mrs. j. M. Seright made a trip to
Denver Tuesday to visit friends.
Fred Totman and wife motored
over from Boulder Sunday.
John McGrath and wife motored in
from Nederland Sunday to visit with
friends.
Frank Andersen, of the c. & S.
shors in Denver, visited in Central
Sunday.
j. c. Fleschhutz and party came
up Sunday to inspect the Pewabic
mine.
Ale Rachofsky, of Loveland, an
old time Gilpinite, came up to visit
old friends Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Ross returned from Dem
yer Monday with all the latest styles
in srring and summer hats.
Mrs. Pete Macken came up from
Denver Tuesday to visit her husband.
Sid Tyler ard wife were in from
Rollinsville the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Rose Slattery went to Roll
insyille to play fer the dance given
Tuesday as a farewell to George
lie Fevre.
Miss Mary Slattery came IN from
Rollinsville to attend the Black
Hawk dance.
VIM. Anger left Tuesday morning
for Warren, Pa, On business connect
ed with the Pittsburg mine.
J. c. jenkins came up from Dem
yer today.
James Couch went to Denver
Tuesday to rerlenish his supply of
d gas.
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