Gilpin observer., 1902-04-03
PERSONALS

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! Mack Ward. conductor on the C. & s.
4 fbad Between Denver and Central, left
asst Tuesday morning on visit to his
IssAother, who resides in Northern Ohio.
lfIe will be absent until May l.
4 Mrs. Ii. p. Davies, who has been visit
lag her daughter, Mrs. Will Mcleod at
Ifsoldfield, returned to her home in this
Ftty Friday evening.
Rev. j. Coffman, former pastor of
st. James NJ. e. church this city, was a
visitor to Central last Saturday.
Miss Fay Mcleod, who has been visit
ing relatives at Canon City and Gold
field, has returned to her home in Cen
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Annie Bristol paid visit to Denver
and Golden last Friday and part of Sat
urday, returning home Saturday even
ing.
NJ. B. Hyndman, of the City Book
Store, has been quite ill for some length
of time, but is now be up and around.
| Miss Edna Dier, daughter'of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dier, of Golden, is spending seveaal
days here the guest of her friends, the
Misses Ollie and Annie Bristol.
Mr.. w. III. Knowltou, of Minnesota,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday in
tits city. He is the city engineer of
ST Paul. He ret urned home Monday
nlorning.
DIR. Phifer, presiding elder of the Colo
rado conference, spent Sunday in this
ci.y. He preached an Easter sermon at
St James NJ. E. church in the morning
ard administering Holy Communion at
the close of the sermon.
Morgan McCann came up Friday and
renained here until Sunday afternoon
wlsn he returned so as to be present at
ths opening at Prof. Dicks Normal
c4ool, at which he is student
Guy Laird, who spent his Easter va
canon with his parents in this city, re-
tuaaed to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Nruce NJ. Myers, of the Chicago Carr
pisA tsrned Tuesday evening from a
business -lp 10 Denver.
Ion. y. D. Owen returned from Den
/ W. Gesd.y evening, where he met with
the state lluacy bolrd in that city.
lSr. and Mrs. Annie Rapin, of the
Miberal Palace, went to Denver yester-
day morning to attend the wedding of
Mrr Rapin's brother, Will Previl, to
Miss Ethel Harris.
4 house party, consisting of Mrs. w.
f. Orahood, Misses Gertrude Orahood,
Clara and Lulu Martin aud Miss Gran
mer, all of Denver, will arrive here next
Saturday They will be the guests of
Mrs. Nelson Millet at the Teller for the
coming week.
Manager G. P. Goodier of the Orc
Verde Tunnel company, came up from
Denver on Tuesday. In the afternoon
he drove out to the company's mine on
Silver Creek, west of this city.
L. D. Quigley of Idaho Springs, was
attending to business matters in the city
ON Monday and Tuesday.
| 4hT. anu 1hT5. ~. ~. Soiiius VI DtuNtt,
were guests at the Teller on Monday
Morris Thomas OF Denver, after a visit
with his son, Benjamin p. Thomas, has
returned home.
Miss Marion Withrow OF the state uni
versity at Boulder, who spent her Easter
vacation with her parents in this city,
returned to Boulder on Saturday.
MIR. Moffat of New Jersey, is in the
city the guest OF his cousins, Morris and
Horatio Hazard. He remains here some
length of time.
Mrs. j. l.. Doris OF Denver, came up
from Denver Monday evening to attend
the post-lenten ball given by the w. o.
w. OF this city. She returned the next
day.
Ed. j. Godat, OF Apex, was attending
to business matters at the county seat
yesterday. He says that the miners OF
that district are awaiting the Introduce
ion Of the Wynn process into that camp.
Mrs. VIM. Mcleod and little daughter
of GoldGeld, are visiting relatives ane
friends in this city.
G.. w. Mabee, of the Butler Consoll-
dated Gold Mining company, returned
from visit to his parents in Denver
Tuesday evening.
Judge Moses E. Hallet and son, of
Denver, are visiting in Washington,
ID. @.
WI. Lewis, of the Hidden Treasure
mill, left for Denver yesterday afternoon
and expects to return tomorrow.
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