Gilpin observer., 1902-12-11
PERSONALS

II. ~. I1Ou man was up from DeDveI
last Thursday.
E. M. Messiter returned to Denver last
Thursday.
DR., Asquitb, who accompanied Mr.
M C Ca n to Denver. returned last
Thursday.
Geo. Schneider returned from Denver
last Thursday.
Sheriff Cody went to Pueblo last week
| and returned on Friday with Miss Jones,
who has been receiving treatment at
Hubert Works hospital.
w. d. Converse went to Denver last
Thursday.
Captain Steadman and son Marshal
returned from Denver last Thursday.
George W. Hill was up from Denver
on Friday looking after mining interests.
w. Stevens returned to Denver on
Thursday afternoon.
J.J. Reilley returned to Denver on
Thursday.
j. D-eher went to Denver Thursday to
do some buying for his store.
w. L. Fox, who has been sick with ty-
phoid at st. Joseph's hospital for several
weeks, has resumed his run on the pas
senger.
Miss Clara Mathez, who has been Wis
iting Miss Blanche Becker, returned
home last Thursday.
Mrs. W. Barrick and daughter left
Thursday for Denver to spend several
days with Mrs. Barrick's parents
Henry Koch, manager of the Peoples
Mercantile Co., spent several days in
Denver last week VISITING his brother.
Sheriff Thos Cody left for Pueblo
Tuesday morning. having in his charge
Gus Mey yers, who was taken TO the pri-
vate sanitarium of Hubert Work at
Pueblo. aMrs. Meyers went as far as
Denver.
Arnond Thompson was visitor to
Denver on Tuesday.
VIM. Hoefle left Tuesday morning for
Los Angeles, California, where he will
spend the holidays with his family.
Frank Young came up from Denver
on Tuesday.
Mic Sheuer was passenger to Denver
on TuesdAx- -5-s
Frank Ksngal came up from Denver
on Tuesday morning.
William Smith and wife came up from
Denver Friday.
Albert E. Day and Theodore Becker
left for Cripple Creek Saturday.
j. c. McShane was passenger to
Denver on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles McMasters was summon.
ed to Leadville Friday by the serious
illness Of her sister Maude.
Conrad Jurgens left for Denver Sat
urday and will remain there, assisting
his father.
Ed Hurlbut was up from Denver Fri
day.
Mrs. ]. F. Bristol and daughter Ollie
went to Denver Saturday and returned
Monday.
Mrs. &. E. Moore left for Denver or
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Richards and children lei
for Denver Saturday afternoon, where
they will make their home. Mr.. Rich
ards has good position with the Joslir
Dry Goods Co.
Ed Tippe,t and family who have beer
visiting relatives and friends here fol
several days left for Denver Friday.
j. b. Shrote, treasurer OF the Benzis
Investment Co. came up from Denver
on Friday to note developments on the
ingalls, mine.
b. j. Smith returned from Denver or
Tuesday.
L. J. Ruchohky left for Denver or
/. Monday to spend a few days.
Stephen Hoskin came up from Denver
Monday, having just returned from
Michigan where he was summoned b,
the illness of his brother.
G. w. Mabee returned from De ave-
Monday.
A. Rachofsky went to Denver Satur
day to visit with his family. He re
turned Monday.
II. G. Shuck and family returned from
Denver Monday.
w. II. Tripp came up from Denver
Sunday to look after the Clay County.
II. c. Eastman came up from Denver
Monday.
DR.. +. Il. Carpenter OF the Clear Creel
Reduction Co, has returned from De