Gilpin observer., 1901-02-21
PERSONALS.

the Saturday Night Social club at the
Armory hall. She returned to Denver
Saturday.
Mrs Minnie Ivey, of Silver Plume, is
in the CITY, the guest Of Mrs. j. Champ
ion.
Mrs. May Harvey, of Boulder, is in
the city visiting her sister Miss Georgia
Harvey and brother Sherman.
james Bowden, wife and little daugh-
Gertrude, returned from Denver Satur-
day. Mr.. Bowden left in the afternoon
for the Gold Dirt mine, his wife and
daughter remaining here visiting Mrs.
Mcleod and other friends.
Mr.. Mr.. Ignatz Meyer left for Denver
Sunday afternoon to take in the ball
given there on Monday evening. They
returned Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Harry Richards and daughter
left for Denver, Friday, where they will
visit friends for some length of time.
Miss Lilly Lake has returned from
Denver, where she has been visiting
friends.
Nilsson Millett, of the Teller, after at
tending to business matters in Denver,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. NARROW and mother, Mrs
Pauline Putnam, returned from Denver,
Monday morning, after ten days visit
with relatives and friends.
John Grant, of the Galena group of
mines this city, returned from Denver.
Monday morning, where he spent Sun
day.
Henry Harrington, this city left for
Leadville Monday afternoon, where he
has secured position.
Otto Shelter returned from Denver.
Sunday evening, where he attended the
Fair of the local lodge Of Elks, that city
Dr.. R. B. Weiser arrived here last
Wednesday and took charge of the dental
parlors OF e. S. McWorter this city. The
latter has left for Denver where he will
reside. DR.. Weiser is very competent
dentist
John E. McCallister, formerly OF this
city. now residing at Fort Collins, was
visiting friends here the first Of the
week.
MISS Maud Rule left for a few DAYS
visit with Denver frineds, Sunday after.
noon? ~"
| Andrew Rogers and wife arrived Fri
day evening TO spend few days with
Mrs. Rogers parents, Hon. F.. Kruse and
WIFE
Mrs. George Williams OF Gilpin spent
several days here this week visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Sears.
Mrs. Katie Oman, nee Katie Leid.
niger, visited friends here last week.
She mas been visiting her parents on
Sheridan hill.
Ex-Sheriff William Mitchell and wife
are visiting friends in Denver.
Charles Hale was summoned to Den.
yer Tuesday morning through the lines
OF his father, who was very sick, his life
| DelnB uespalred OF.
Humphrey Williams arrived on Mon.
day from Ell Paso county. He will re.
main here some length of time, having
completed his work in the construction
OF new line for the Colorado Telephone
company.
Duncan A. Holladay,' OF Denver, was
around among the grocer merchants of
the city on Tuesday,
Mrs. II. j. Schott left last Thursday
for Denver, where she will visit for
several weeks.
Ed Bates went to Golden Sunday and
took in the Elk's Fair in Denver Mon.
day. He returned Tuesday evening.
Charles Schalfner and Chris Void,
who went to Cheyenne and assisted in
the installation Of new Elk lodge Inst
week, returning home Thursday last.
Louis Rachoisky returned Saturday
after spending several days in Cheyenne
and at the Elk's Fair In Denver.
Ed Harris went to Denver last Thurs.
day to visit with his family.
Mrs. Mary McGinnis, this city, left
Sunday afternoon Tor Georgetown,
where she is visiting friends.
II. w. Lichtenheld returned to Den.
yer last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. May Ferguson left for Denver
on Monday mornings train, taking her
little son, Howard, who has been quite
sick for some time. with her in the hope
that lower altitude would prove OF
benefit to him.
Henry Richards returned from Den
yer Monday evening, having taken his
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