Gilpin observer., 1902-05-08
PERSONALS

Il
! William Hambly, who has been put
ting the finishing touches on the stamp
mill at Cardinal, returned home Satur-
day evening.
Louis Rachofsky, who has been under
going medical treatment in Denver, came
up Saturday.
j. w. Barker, after ten days visit
near Hot Sulpher Springs, returned
home Saturday.
Peter Shiveley, who has been looking
after the lake of j. G. Jenkins and j. F..
Leightbourn in Boulder park, was in
the city Sunday.
Mack Ward, who has been enjoying a
furlough OF a month visiting his mother
in Ohio, is back on his run between
Central and Forks Creek again.
William Pierce, after visit with his
sister, Mrs. James Hambly, returned to
his home in Rico Saturday.
Miss Alice Williams, teacher at the
Perigo schools, came in on Friday to
attend the High School contest. She
returned home Sunday.
+. A. Nichols, wife and son, returned
from short visit in Denver Sunday.
Richard Goldman, OF the Butler Con-
soIidated Gold Mining company, left for
Denver Friday afternoon.
Mesdames Thomas Tucker, of this city
and Will Mcleod, of Victor, left Thurs
day afternoon for Denver, where they
visit their cousin, Mrs. William Roberts.
DIR. Gerard, dentist, arrived here last
Thursday. He will remain some time.
Mrs. Julia Griffin, of Denver, returned
home Sunday after brief visit here
with relatives and friends.
Judge II. A. Hicks spent Sunday with
his family in Golden and returned here
Monday.
DIR. E. A. Allison and little daughter,
Miss Helen, returned from three days
visit with friends in Denver Sunday.
J.W. Bostwick returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Charles McMasters, wife and son, are
back from Denver, after short visit
with relatives.
Mr.. A. Baleria and little daughter left
for Denver Sunday. She was summoned
there through the illness of friend.
Morgan McCanp spent Sunday with
friends in Denver, returning here on
Moisiay.
Miss Florence Harris left for her home
in Denver Sunday afternoon, after spend
ing several days here visiting friends.
A. Rachofsky, manager OF the New
York store, returned from business
trip to Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. Day. lady modiste at the New
York store, returned from Denver Tues
day evening.
Frank c. Young, general manager of
the Gunnell Gold Mining and Milling
company, was up from Denver yester-
day.
Henry Bolthoff Of Denver, was Wis.,
itor to this city yesterday.
Mrs. James Doris came up from Den
yer last week on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Hartcpg. She returned Sunday
afternoon.
George w. Mabee, ST., came up from
Denver the first OF the week and re-
msined here several days.
Mrs. A. Alexander and little daughter
are up from Cripple Creek, visiting Mrs.
Costello, in this city.
Nate Sears is up from Denver visiting
his family.
Mrs. DR.. Shoop returned from Arvada
last Monday morning. Mrs. Shoop left
here some five weeks ago on a visit to
Mr.. Shoop's brother and family, who re-
side on ranch at Arvada. She is much
improved in health, and G. V. will not
have to batch it any longer.
William Bockfinger left for Denver
Tuesday M -irg.
! =. A. Williams was here M iday. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Bunyan, an
Eastern capitalist. They also visited
Idaho Springs the next day.
Contracts taken for repairing and
making old and new lawns by ID. c.
Armitage, the Central City Tourist.
Fluher has the best bread, pies, and
cakes in the city.
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