Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05
PERSONALS

stone park and points on the Pacific
slope. DR.. Abe Ashbaugh and wife will
also join the delegation, and left Den
yer Friday.
Angelo Baleria spent Decoration Day
with friends at Silver Plume.
Miss NJ. l.. Rank spent Friday and
Saturday with her mother in this city.
E. E. Chase, deputy United States
mineral surveyor was visitor to this
city last Thursday and Friday.
Al. Smith, Of the mining firm Of
Smith Il Bradbury, Denver. was the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. William Bo-
sanko, on Decoration Day.
! T. H. Potter, Of the Rocky Mountain
National bank, returned from a business
trip in Denver last Friday.
Miss Annie Bristol spent Decoration
Day with friends in Golden. She re-
turned Sunday.
Travelling Passenger Agent 81. G.
Wagner, Of the Chicago Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway, gave The OBSERVER a
friendly call last Saturday morning. He
returned to Denver that afternoon.
Mrs. z. F. MiIburn and niece, Miss
Matte Saynes, OF Des Moines, Iowa, af-
ter two months visit with Gilpin county
friends, left for their home Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Stephen Hoskin, after a visit
with relatives at Burlington, Colorado,
returned to her home in this city last
Friday. Stephen had become tired of
boarding.
Andrew Rogers superintendent of the
Aspen mine at Aspen, was visiting
friends in this city Saturday and Sun
day.
Billy Baldwin drove over from Idaho
Springs Saturday to attend to the sale
of piece of mining property near this
city.
Christian Fischer, agent of the Zang
Brewing company, left for Denver Sat
urday and returned on Monday.
Mrs N. G. Hughes, of Russell Gulch
is visiting relatives in Houston, Texas
The professor is keeping bachelors hall
at the Hamps u mine.
r. Morris, OF Denver, came up Sunday
evening. He spent several days in this
city looking after bis real estate interests
James Med. Livesay, of Denver, was
present Monday afternoon at the open.
ing of the district court for the June
term.
State Senator S. V. Newell returned
from his trip to Wisconsin Monday.
Samuel A. Rank returned from visit
with his family in Boulder on Monday.
r. S. Morrison, one of the noted law
yers of Denver, was in the city Monday.
Joseph Harvey, of the Denver Mercan-
tile firm of Flint & Co., paid the mer.
chants and meat dealers of this county
a visit the first of the week.
Colonel George E. Randolph was a
visitor in this city on Tuesday.
Charles Trenoweth, of the Central
City Shoe and Clothing company, paid
Denver business visit on Monday.
Mrs. E. Goldman. this city left Tues
day morning for a short visit with Den
YER friends.
Nelson Millet, of the Teller, returned
Monday from a business trip to Denver.
| Richard Goldman, OF the Butler Con-
solidated Mining company, returned
Monday from Denver.
w. c. Fullerton left Tuesday for his
ranch in Middle park, and expects to be
absent until Saturday.
The Misses Marian and Grace IRE
varran, OF Denver, spent Sunday in this
city, the guests OF their friend Miss
Maude Rule.
G. w. Mabee, Sr., returned from Den
yer Tuesday evening.
II. G. Shuck returned from Denver
Tuesday evening.
Frank Kengle, Of the Galena group OF
evening.
Frank Mueller, formerly OF the Muel-
ler Commission company, this city, drove
up from Denver on Sunday. He has re-
Gently returned from trip along the
Pacific slope from which he was greatly
benefited in health.
Charley Fuelscher, Of Fischer's Bot.
Ting works, was visitor to Georgetown
and Empire the first Of this week, re-
turning here Tuesday.
Abe Rachofsky, Of the New York Store
returned from Denver on Sunday.
David Wilhelm, Of Denver, is making