Gilpin observer., 1903-10-01
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox of Iowa,
and Chris Fox OF Denver arrived Friday
and visited Frank Schellenger, wife and
little daughter. They left Saturday.
Ray Knight was passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning.
Clinton. Parenteau went to Denver
Sunday morning.
VIM. and Thos. Martin and sisters left
for Arvada Sunday to visit the formers
family. They returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sam Lucas was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning.
Thomas Eide and wife were visitors to
Denver last Sunday, returning in the
evening.
Mrs. Frank Mayor went to Arvada last
Sunday where she spent the day with
friends.
Miss Ida Kruse was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning returning that
s;evening.
T Ed Weir left Monday morning for
Cripple Creek where he expected to
work again.
Mrs. May Ferguson spent last Sunday
in Denver
Tom Parsons and brother spent last
Sunday in Denver.
Fred Evaristi went to Denver Sunday
morning.
VIM. Glanvile wife and children were
passengers to Denver Sunday morning.
Norman Mcleod Spent last Sunday
10 Denver, returning in the evening.
Anton Caessario spent last Sunday in
Denver.
S. Y. Newell left for Denver Sunday
morning, having remained over for the
Republican convention.
Mrs. Wm. Ryan returned from Denver
Sunday evening, after visit of four
days.
| NJ. L. Griffith returned from Denver
Sunday evening, where he went Thurs
day with his son Charles and placed him
in st. Joseph's hospital. The lad has in
sisception and upon their arrival in Den
yer the doctors gave very little hope for
his recovery, but when Mitch left Sun
day he was doing nicely and has been
improving daily sincs.
Mrs. A. Champion was a visitor to
Denver last Sunday.
Mrs. John Gilman returned from
Golden Sunday evening, where she has
been visiting her parents.
Charles Williams. wife and children
returned last Friday from England where
they has been visiting for several months
They are looking well and had very
enjoyable trip.
Mrs. +, j. Altvater was visitor to
Golden Sunday, where she met some
former friends who were passing through
that city on their way to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. VIM. Prevllle returned Saturday
fro m weeks trip to Denver.
W. S. Haskell, the circus man, arrived
last Thursday from Greeley and has
since been working hard to get the ami
mails trained for tomorrow.
j. s. Beanan returned to Denver Sat
urday last, after spending several days
in this city.
VIM. Ryan left last Thursday for
Camp Goldfeld.
Fred McFarlane left last Saturday af-
ternoon for Denver and returned Sun
day evening.
James Noonan Of the Ideal Market, re-
turned from Camp Goldfeld last Friday
evening. He says he has had enough of
military duty and would rather cut
meat
Ed Mitchell came up from Denver
Friday ever ing to attend the Republican
convention the next day.
Henry Granfiis was over from Camp
Goldtield last Monday ON two days
furlough.
Mrs. James Carbis left Monday af.
teinoon for Denver after a visit here
with her daug hter, Mrs. John Ballard.
DR.. A. Il. Boensteel and wife came up
from Denver Monday and returned the
next day.
Alfred Skeels left Tuesday afternoon
for business trip to Chicago.
Rev. Il. S. Sadler and wife were pas.
sengcrs to Denver Monday afternoon.
Thomas Bate went to Denver Tues.