Gilpin observer., 1903-11-26
PERSONALS

Mrs. Beggs, Of Denver, paid this city
a visit the latter part of last week, ar
irving Friday morning.
Mrs. j. B. Mckay left for a short visit
to Denver last Friday morning.
Fred Nelson and wife came up from
their ranch near Greeley last Thursday
evening to visit with relatives and
friends. Fred and his wife are doing
first rate on their ranch and report that
is fine country to live in.
Mrs. Bassett left last Friday afternoon
for her home in Denver after short
visit to her friends in this city.
Ed. Davies left last Friday afternoon
for business trip to Denver.
Ed. Williams went to Denver last Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. Stefan left for business trip to
Denver last Saturday afternoon.
J.C. McShane took a visit to Denver
last Saturday afternoon.
Z. Manson left for Denver Saturday
afternoon to look after some coal. He
returned here Monday evening.
l.. Brown, the cigarmaker, left for
trip to Denver lasr Monday afternoon.
Mrs. II. G. Shuck left for visit to
Denver last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. r. Murley left for visit to Den
yer Monday afternoon.
Max Gabard came up from visit to
Denver last Monday evening.
Alfred Skeels left for visit to Denver
last Tuesday morning.
Marshall D. Draper came up from
Denver last Saturday evening.
r. L. Martin left for Denver last Sun
day afternoon.
Ed. Bates, former barber of this
place, arrived here last Saturday even
ing on short visit. He returned again
to Golden Sunday afternoon where he
now resides.
VIM. Hayden, OF the Rocky Mountain
National bank, left for short visit to
Denver last Sunday afternoon.
Wm. Harvey and wife left on Sunday
afternoons train for visit to Denver.
j. l. Perkins left Sunday afternoon
for visit to Denver.
E. s. Messiter left Sunday afternoon
for the capital city.
Theodore Marx, one of our prominent
mining men, left Sunday afternoon for
Denver.
JJ. Reilley left last Sunday afternoon
for trip to Denver.
Fred Bishop apd bride arrived home
from their honeymoon last Sunday even
ing. They will reside upstairs in the
Bishop house on Spring street.
Thomas Flynn arrived on Sunday
evenings train from Denver. He was
accompanied by his mother.
Tony Richter came up from Denver
last Sunday evening where he has been
for some time for his health.
Peter McFarlane came up on Sunday
evenings train after short visit to his
family in Denver.
Mrs. James Rule was in this city Tues.
day on business. She arrived on the
morning train and returned on the after
noon train. Mrs. Rule and family are
now residing 10 Denver.
Perry Kline left for short trip to
Denver Tuesday afternoon.
w. Newell was passenger to Den
yer on Tuesday afternoons train.
Mrs. Frank McGinnis and daughter,
Mable, left for Denver last Saturday
where they visited for few days.
DIR. Asquith went to Denver last FRI
day morning where he attended session
OF the Shriners that evening.
VIM. Woods returned from Denver
last Sunday after week attending Ma
sonic lodges in that city.
f. II. Clark and Ralph Chase returned
from Denver Friday evening where they
had been receiving the 32d degree Of
Masonry.
Fred Kruse was passenger to Den
yer last Friday and returned Saturday.
Marshal Draper left for Denver Friday
afternoon to attend the Shrine that
evening.
Charles Wiley and Flor Ashpaugh
went to Denver last Friday morning and
returned Saturday. While there Flor
crossed the hot sands Of the Shriners.
Miss Violet. Presnell came up from
Golden last Saturday morning to visit
with Mrs. Hicks and children.
F.J. Altvster and wife went to Den
YER Friday morning, whore the former
attanded n eession of the Shrinorp.