Gilpin observer., 1919-09-04
Personal MENTION

ness in connection with the clos
ing of the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Chapel came
1up from Denver Saturday evening
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Johns
over Sunday.
Mrs. Batchelder, of Golden, was
up for the week end and visited
Mrs. Dewhurst.
Mrs. Chas. Sandstrom and
daughter, Helen, left Monday for
Denver where the latter will en-
ter High school.
Miss Sadie Cody, who spent a
very delightful summer in Cen
tral, left Tuesday for Lewiston.
Idaho, where she will teach.
Miss Emma Rule left Tuesday
for Akron, Colo, to teach.
Miss Gladys Matthews left on
Wednesday afternoons train for
Bridgewater, S. D., where she will
teach in the High school.
John Daley, Bud Shelter and
Mrs. Rose Slattery came up from
Denver Saturday to play for the
dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins
accompanied them.
Miss Lily O'Toole was up from
Denver to spend Labor day with
her parents.
Louis .Unteriser came over from
Georgetown this week to see if he
could get hold of two 100 h. p.
boilers and Corliss engine for
mill.
Fred Belcher went to Idaho
Springs last Thursday to meet C.
D. Hughes from Denver and go
with him on fishing trip across
the range. They returned Tues
day, reporting that the water was
too low for good fishing.
Peter McFarlane was in Den
yer this week on business.
Melford Salsberry, of Denver,
visited his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Hawley.
Henry Trezise, who has just
been discharged from the army,
came up Tuesday evening. He is
going back to Ft. Lupton to work
IN bank.
Miss Laura Trenoweth left Sun
day tor Monte Vista to teach.
Alex. Mcleod, an old-timer of
the county and for years editor of
the Observer, came in from the
Jenkins summer home in Boulder
park last Friday to spend two or
three days with his daughter, Mrs.
Walter Mcleod.
Will Brohl arrived Saturday ev-
,ening from Casper, Wyo., on WIS.,
it to his parents.
Mrs. A. E. Bonesteel and daugh-
ter, of Denver, were arrivals We'd
nesday evening to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mcleod.
Mrs. Gertie Davey, who had
been visiting the Sparks family
at Nevadaville, returned home on
Wednesday afternoon.
S. S. Hambly and family return
ed to Denver this week.
j. M. Seright accompanied his
cousin to Denver Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor and
son, of Chicago, were arrivals Sat
urday night and will be here two
or three months. Mr.. Taylor is
secretary-treasurer of the Taylor
Mines Co., operating the Homer.
The company has just installed a
large plant Of machinery and is
now putting on an addition to the
shaft house.
Lysle Parenteau and family
motored from Ft. Russell, Wyo.,
last Friday and will visit month
with the w. H. Parenteau and
Frank Teats families.
Miss Elsie Altvater came up
from Denver Saturday night and
remained until Monday afternoon.
Her sister, Miss Lena, accompan-
led her on the return trip.
J. w. Gucky BilD Baldwin has
gone to Ft. Lupton for the winter.
He is working in the cannery.
James Atkinson went to Den
yer Sunday morning on mining
business.
R. G. Griffith was a passenger
to Denver, Boulder and Longmont
Sunday to spend week with rel
atives. C. G. Harrison is meet
ing the customers of the bakery
with his customary pleasing
smile and Chesterfeldian manner.
ner.