Gilpin observer., 1918-04-18
PERSONAL MENTION |

the ship yards and helping Uncle
Sam.
Rev. Geo. s. Parker went to Dem
yer yesterday to attend the funeral
CT friend.
Mrs. Fritz Wenzel and son leave
next week for Denver and If they
find they like the big city as well as
they do Central, will make Denver
their home. Mr.. Wenzel has been
in ,rnver several weeks.
Joe Powers visited friends and rel
atives in Central Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell left for Denver
Sunday to visit her daughter.
Darrow Mabee, who went to Den
yer for his health, has returned, a
little better.
Miss Nellie Brohl came up from
Greeley Friday. returning Sunday af-
ternoon.
| Ben Slattery came up from Denver
Saturday night. Denver is too ex-
citing a place for him.
Jack McCallister arrived Saturday
evening from the Agricultural col
lege to get ready for war service, be-
ing one of the two selected to go
to Camp Funston from (Gilpin county
on April 9th.
Mrs. Esther Lobb, daughter of Mrs.
VIM. Martin, came up from Denver
to attend the funeral Of her mother.
j. C. Noble, Of the Philadelphia
mine at the head of Freeman gulch,
returned from a trip to Dnver Tues
day.
John Morgan, of Oak Creek, was
here this week, visiting his mother,
sister and brother.
ition at Golden and left Central and
several sad hearts this week to go
to that place.
S. A. Rank left yesterday for his
home in Boulder.
Percy R. Alsdorf left yesterday
morning for Denver on business.
County Supt. Edith Williams went
to Denver yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Roberts and son
came up from Denver to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Martin Sunday.
Miss Mamie Cody returned from a
visit to Denver last night.
| James Barbee returned Tuesday
night from Denver. Mrs. Barbee is
remaining in Denver for a few weeks
for the benefit Of her health.
James Henley and Theodore STEM
eek went to Denver Sunday to see
the bright lights. ,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hardy have re-
turned from an extended stay in Ar
vada. They report AL. Klais, who
twas Ill. as recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett McKibben,
of Apex, were in Central yesterday.
They report yesterday as the sever
est of the winter.
Mrs. Fred Head leaves tomorrow
for Cheyenne. Wyo.
Walter Boyle, the pioneer mining
man. returned from Denver last night
John G. May left for Denver Sat
urday. ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Ipgersoll, of Den
yer, attended the funeral of Mrs. Wn
Martin.
II. Benight, who was in attendance
at the FOSTER Colomo trial, left for
his home in Denver yesterday.
Tom Cudahy returned from trip
to Denver last night.
Mrs. Charles Brandstetter came
over from Georgetown last night to
visit few days with her husband.
Mrs. H. J. Hawley returned from
a visit with her daughter in Denver
Saturday night.
Mrs. John Claus, of Denver. came
up to attend the Chas. Anderson fun.
erel Tuesday.
Mrs. r. C. Benight came up from
Denver Monday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, who had
been spending week at Arvada Wis
iting friends, returned Friday.
Mrs. w. U. s. Parsons returned
Monday night from Denver, where
she attended the Benight funeral.
Mrs. Annie Spear. of Idaho Springs
came over Friday to visit a few days
with her brother and sister, JOSEPH
Floyd and Mrs. Cowling.
ALI. Thomas was over from Fort
Morgan to attend the funeral OF his
motherin-law. Mrs. VIM. Martin.