Gilpin observer., 1919-10-02
PERSONAL Mention
]. C. McShane came up from
Arvada Thursday.

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day afternoon for Golden.
Mrs. Fred Rogers was passen-
Nger to Denver Thursday morning.
Joe Fleiss was out hunting on
Wednesday in the Smith hill Sec
tion and saw three does but no
bucks. He is going out again
Friday and take some horns with
him.
Henry Altvater and Lyslc Par
enteau left Wednesday to scour
the country for deer.
D. G. Irions, of the Engineering
& Mining Journal, New York, was
in Central Monday, giving the
camp the once over.
DR.. J. B. Hurt, a dentist from
Denver, was in Central Monday
and is thinking of establishing an
office in the Elks' building and
coming up from Denver day or
two a week.
Mrs. Geo. B. Williamson left
Thursday morning for Denver to
attend the P. E. o. convention.
Jack Manuel was an arrival
from Denver Sunday evening to
join Sam Thomas and Joe Flynn
in a lease on piece of ground in
the Hampton mine.
J. R. Rule went to Nederland
Thursday to get j. H. Carter's
furniture and take it to Apex.
Mrs. VIM. Anger accompanied
her daughter, Miss Margaret, to
Greeley Sunday in the Fritz car.
Miss Luella Richards left Fri
day for Boulder to attend the uni
versity. Mrs. Richards, who ac-
companied her, returned Wednes-
day.
Miss Ida Mcleod left last
week for Greeley to attend the
state teachers college.
Miss Catherine Richards and
mother spent Wednesday in Den
yer.
Mrs. Anna Trenoweth left Fri
day for Monte Vista to spend the
winter with her daughter.
Jay Byron left this morning for
Denver on professional business.
Mrs. Nelson Franklin came up
from Denver Monday evening to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Jenkins.
E. T. Butler and members of
his company came up from Den
yer Tuesday.
H. j. Teller returned from a
three weeks stay in Denver Tues
day.
Mrs. Richard Dave and Mrs.
Hoskin, of Denver, came up Sum
day for a short visit with the
Couch and Mitchell families.
Mrs. Perley Cox and Mrs. James
Walters, of Denver, visited the
Lampshires.
Mrs. Geo. McCallister and chill
dren are up from Denver visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter.
S. A. Rank returned to Boulder
Tuesday.
Miss Lily O'Toole came up from
Denver Saturday to visit over
Sunday with her parents.
j. T. Olsen, of Denver, Fred H.
Cole, of Yuma, Colo, and Homer
Hudson, of Zenia, o., officers and
stockholders of the Fannie Min
ing company were here this week
looking after their interests.
V. R. Jones, president of the
Gilpin Milling & Reduction COM
pany, accompanied by c. L. Buck
ingham, the company engineer.
were arrivals from Denver Tues
day to look over the Hidden Treas
ure millsite and prepare plans for
the new mill.
R. A. Bass made business trip
to Denver yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Altvater went to Den
yer Sunday.
S. T. Harris and Thomas Cud-
ahy left Sunday for Hot Sulphur
Springs, Mr.. Harris to be present
on the opening of the deer season
to see that the game law is not
violated. They will look into the
new discovery of gold bearing
quartz in the vicinity of Hot Sui
phur.
Gus Jacobs and w. H. Grant
were in from Rollinsville Monday
on business.
j. v. Kriley came in from the
northern part of the county We'd
nesday to transact business in
Central and see his brother in
Black Hawk. He is watchman at