Gilpin observer., 1902-12-04
PERSONALS

Marcus Leahy, brothers and sisters.
Mr.and Mrs. Sperry of Eldora attend
ed the Elk's dance on Thanksgiving
evening.
Don Elliott came over from Eldora
last Thursday and attended the Thanks
giving ball that evening.
Frank Purdy and Fred Stroehle came
over from Idaho Springs last Thursday
and helped to make the music at the
Elk's Thanksgiving ball. They re-
turned Friday.
| Miss Alice Quinn Of Idaho Springs at
tended the Thanksgiving ball OF the
Elks' last Thursday evening
George w. Schneider and wife spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Schneider's par
ents at Golden. They returned Sat
urday.
Mrs Edward Bates of Denver has
been visiting her mother in this city.
/ Mrs. F.. j. Bullene and daughter
Francis spent Thanksgiving night with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Hebert of Idaho Springs attend
ed the Elks' dance on Thanksgiving
night at Armory hall in this city.
Mrs. Nelson Millet left the first of the
week for Denver where she will reside in
the future. Mr.. Millett will leave about
the last of this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Millett leaving here will be loss to our
city, and the best wishes of host OF
] friends go with them.
Geo Mabee, Jr., returned from Denver
on Tuesday.
J.F. Hopkins was up on Tuesday
looking after the New York mill.
w. G. Henderson, wife and baby re-
turned from Denver Sunday, where they
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. Hendersons
mother.
j. W. Bostwick returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Alfred Swanson returned Monday
evening from Denver.
Frank McGinnis and bride returned
from their honeymoon to Denver Sunday.
Josl f. Vale Of Denver visited the
H4sslti6s property in Russell district
lassSunday.
Walter Flagier came mp Sunday to
lock after his mining interests. He is
travelling for the Mine & Smelter Co. Of
Denver.
Ed L. Harris returned from Denver
Sunday after spending Thanksgiving
with his family.
William Preville, wife and Ii. tile daugh-
ter returned from Denver Monday,
where they spent THANKSGIVING.
I &C. Eastman came up on Sunday
from Denver.
Master James Moore was up from
Denver and spent Thanksgiving with
his grandparents, Geo. Hutchinson and
wife, at Guy hill. James is taking a
preparatory course for entering West
Point.
Julius Kurtz came up Monday to look
after his Granite house.
II. L. Morris, who formerly had charge
of the Ralto mine, was visitor here on
Monday.
Us. Beaman was visitor here Mon
day and Tuesday.
A. Nichols was calling on the mer-
chants here last week.
Mrs. Frank McGinnis and daughter
Mabel, returned Monday from several
days visit in Denver.
Thos. Cody and daughter went to
Denver on Saturday to spend few days.
II. G.. Thurman went to Colder Fri
day to attend court.
Fred Kruse and sons, Fred and Horace
morning. The boys are attending Den.
yer University. Mr. Kruse returned in
, the evening.
DR., Gerard was a visitor to Denver
Monday, returning in the evening.
p. II. Alsdorf left for Denver Monday
morning, where is attending court on
} the Topeka case.
Eddie Harris came up Monday even
ing to spend few days with his father
James Couch left for Denver Sunday
returning Monday evening.
Chns Anderson returned from Tellu
ride Monday.
, f. Warwick was n visitor to Denver
the first OF the week.
n. d. Owen left for Pueblo Monda,
morning to attend the monthly meeting
OF the board OF ASYLUM commissioners
II. j.. Hawley, Peter Mcfarland ane
Chris Hesselbine came up from Denve