Gilpin observer., 1902-12-25
PERSONALS

mine, iclt MONDAY AFTERNOON lOr OnlcdSO
where he will spent the holidays.
Henry Harrington came over from
Eagleslast Sunday, and will spend the
holidays with his relatives in this city.
Ed Mitchell was passenger to Bould-
er last Saturday afternoon, where he
visited Walter Pate, a former resident of
this city, who is lying i'll at that place
with r severe attack OF rheumatism. Ed
returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles McMasters returned from
Denver last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Odgers came up from Den
yer last Friday, and will spend the holi-
days with her father and mother in this
city. She is student at the Denver
University.
Master Howard Ferguson left last Sat
urday for Denver where he well spend
Christians with friends.
Mrs. Paul " erner came up Friday
evening, and is spending the holidays
here with her father, DR.. Allison, and
sisters.
Mrs. Oscar Williams returned last
week from Iowa, where he spent several
weeks in the hopes that lower altitude
would Prove beneficial. She returns not
much improved.
Henry Howard left Monday afternoon
for Denver where he will spend the holi-
days with his family.
James Ontis left on Monday for Sc
atlle, Washington, where he will accep.
a good position that has been offered
him.
p A. klien left for Denver last Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. George Schneider and little
daughter left Monday afternoon for
Golden, where she will spend Christmas
with her pareets.
Mrs. q. A. Moore and daughters left
Mondaylafternoon for Denver.
E. E. Chase, the mining enineer. was
a visitor here last Monday.
Miss Genevieve Rosee came up from
Denver on Monday and will spend the
holidays.S III hsr uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs3s. z. Seymour.
Mrs. r. McGinnis was passenger to
Denver last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Emma Harris and nephew Ed re-
turned to. Denver last Friday afternoon.
Ed Hurlbut was visitor here last
Friday.
DIR. A. Ashbaugh came up from Den
yer last Friday.
Bruce NJ. Meyers LETT for Denver last
Friday afternoon.
Chase Withrow and daughter, Miss
Marion, came up from Denver last Sat
urday afternoon. Miss Marion will re-
main here until after the holidays before
returning to the University at Boulder.
Fred and Horace Kruse, who are
students at the Denver University, came
up last Saturday and will remain until
after the holidays.
G. E. Nichols returned last Saturday
from two days visit to Denver.
E. S. Moulton left for Denver Sat
urday.
Arthur Millett went to Denver Sat
urday to see his folks, and returned on
Monday.
Harry Lnndquist returned to Golden
Saturday 70 resume work in the c. x S.
shops
T. II. Potter returned from Denver
Saturday.
Henry Rothous was up from his ranch
near Arvada Saturday.
j. f. Hopkins dame up from Denver
on Saturday to look after his mill.
Theo Marx was up from Denver the
latter partof last week to see his prop
erty on Kings flats.
Ed Williams was up from Denver on
Friday looking after his mining interests
He returned Saturday.
Frank Messenger and son Frank went
to Denver on Saturday.
K. L. Martin went to Denver Saturday
to spend Sunday with his family.
V. Vallejo went to Denver Sunday to
spend several days with his family.
Mrs. Al Griffith returned to her home
in Denver on Sunday. after visiting her
folks here nor several days.
Joel f. Naile came up from Denver
Sunday to,iook after his mining interests
here. He returned the same day.
Prof and Mrs. Clark attended the
meeting of,the State Tenchers Assocla
tion at Colorado Springs, Dec. - to 81.