Gilpin observer., 1901-09-05
PERSONALS.

visit tuesday.
Mrs. F. J. Altvater and Miss Lena
Altvater were visitors to Denver Fri
day.
Miss Monletta Halves, OF Denver, is in
the city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. J..
Sears.
Misses Mary and Annie Hayes Of Den.
YER, we're visiting Misses Mary and Kate
Leahy last Sunday.
Our friend Billy Brady is at present
raking on the passenger train between
here and the Forks.
Mis-, Ethel Hall, who has been visit
ing relatives here for week, returned
to Denver last Monday.
Judge q. A. Hicks returned from a
trip in Grand county last Friday. much
benefited by his outing.
Water Collector Elijah Stephens re-
turned from visit with his family in
Denver Monday evening.
Miss Marion Withrow has returned to
Boulder, where she will re-enter the
State university as student.
Hon. J. Med. Lisesay returned to
Denver Saturday afternoon after a two
days business trip to this city.
Morgan McCann left for Boulder park
last Thursday afternoon on fishing trip
returning Saturday evening.
James A. Gilmour, Jr., left Monday
for Denver where he entered the Jesuit
college, near that city, as a student.
Ray Knight, OF Cripple Creek. arrived
last Sunday morning on visit to his
mother. He will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Nelson Millett, of the Teller, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
F. Orahood, in Denver, has returned
home.
Guy Laird returned to Denver on
Sunday, where he resumed his studies
at the Manual Training school in that
city.
Robert L. Martin, manager OF the
Gregory Buell. Consolidated property,
this city, left last week for a fishing trip
in Wyoming.
Miss Marguerite L. Rank left for Den
yer Sunday afternoon and entered upon
her duties as teacher in the Gilpin
school Tuesday morning Ita
Mr.. Bryan, OF Denver, and his friend
Mr.. Crippley, OF New York, spent Sunday
here. The latter gentleman represents
the Osborne estate OF New York.
E. d. Quigley returned from bust
ness trip to Denver last Thursday and
drove over to his headquarters at Idaho
Springs that afternoon.
The Misses Mckenzie, Maude and
Isabelle, Of Boulder, who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Sears, re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Nate A. Sears left for Victor Wednes.
day when he will take charge OF large
sized brick business block that is in
course OF construction in that place.
Master James Cody, the little son Of
SheriffIThomas Cody and wife, returned
Friday from visit with VIM. z. Cozens
and family at Frazer. Grand county.
Chris Fischer will enjoy hunting
and fishing trip in Nebraska. OF three
weeks. 1t is said that Chris is very
hand, with gun or fish line.
Miss Fay Mel d after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard at Boulder, re-
turned on Monday and was in attend.
ance at the public schools in this city on
Tuesday.
l.. M. Cassett, the veteran newspaper
man OF Idaho Springs was a visitor to
this city and called at The OBSERVER
office Sunday. He returned in the even
ing.
George Mabee, who has been engaged
in mining near Ohio city, Gunnisor
county, came up from Denver Sunday
evening and remained here until Tues
day.
A letter received Monday from Mrs
James Bristol, who has been visiting
friends in Connecticut and New York
says that she and her daughters will
start for Colorado, September 10.
Ed. Clark. n former well known Cen
tralite, now n mine operator OF Sun
shine, Boulder county, is in the cit!
visiting his mother, Mrs. Clark, anc
sisters Mrs. Mccullough and Miss Liz
zie Clark.
Chas. II. SchatIner accompanied hi
mother to Denver last Sunday morning
After few days spent in that city and
very pleasant months visit in this cit,
Mrs. Schatfncr left for her home in Kan
sas.