Gilpin observer., 1903-11-12
PERSONALS

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husband who left. for there some time
ago.
Miss Nellie Lehman, Of Middle Park,
arrived in this city last week and is the
guest of Mrs. Edmund Hanson. After
a few weeks visit here she will make
short visit to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Hawley left on Fri.
day afternoons train for Denver. MIR.
Hawley returned again the first part of
the week.
w. V. Came made business trip to
Denver last Friday afternoon.
Miss Edith Hendrie left for short
visit to Colorado Springs last Friday af-
ternoon. She returned home last Sun
day.
s. V. Newell came up from Dcnver
last Saturday morning and returned in
the afternoon.
Ed Williams left for trip to the val
ley last Saturday afternoon.
&C. McShane left for a short visit to
his ranch near Arvada last Saturday af-
ternoon.
B. }. Smith made trip to the valley
last Saturday afternoon and returned
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Hartong left for
visit to Denver last Saturday afternoon.
Fred McFarlane went to Denver last
Saturday afternoon on visit to his Sis
ter and mother.
Mrs. VIM. Preville came up from the
sick bed OF her mother in Denver last
Saturday morning.
John Leidinger came up from Denver
Saturday morning, where he had been to
have his eyes treated.
Harry Warmke left for Denver last
Sunday afternoon where he expects to
stay for some time
Miss Lucy Barren, who has been Wis
iting with relatives, Ed. Cody and family,
for several weeks, returned to her home
in Denver last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fl. Bawden left Sunday afternoon
for a trip to Denver.
Mrs. A. Skeels was a passenger on
Sunday afternoons train for Denver
where she will visit for a short time.
Chris. Hesselbine left on Sunday af
ternoon's train for visit to Denver.
Harry Hamor was a visitor to the val
ley last Sunday.
Morris Hazard came up from the val
ley last Monday morning after few
days visit.
Ed. L. Harris came up from Denver
last Monday morning, He reports Mrs.
Harris as getting along very fine.
Z. r. Weiner came up from Denver
last Sunday morning, after short visit
in that city.
Miss Anna Rachofsky left Monday af-
ternoon on visit to Denver.
II. C. Eastman left for trip to the
valley last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Borchet OF the Freedom mine,
and wife, left for short visit to Denver
last Thursday afternoon and returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. F. Dalsasso, of Telluride. arrived
in this city last Friday morning, and
while here he will have his residence on
Bourbon street fixed up little.
Richard A. Jenkins left Monday after
noon for Phoenix, Arizona, to spend the
winter. Dick has suffered a good deal
OF late years from rheumatism and has
to seek a lower altitude and warner
climate during winter. We hope he will
bc benefited by the charge.
Breckenridge Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
S. +. Roddn left Thursday for Telluride,
where Mr.. Rodda will have charge Of the
telephone Office.
Golden Transcript: Miss Ida Kruse,
OF Central City, spent Tuesday with her
friend Miss Ida Crawford. Miss Kruse
is Gilpin county's efficient superintend.
ent OF schools.
Silver Plume Standard: Mrs. Henry
Patterson returned on Monday evening
from Central City, where she had been
visiting friends for month or so.
Eldora Record: Frank Augustus re-
turned Saturday from business trip to
Central and Black Hawk.
Eldora Record: A. M. Potter has been
in Denver and Central City for several
days on business trip.
Routt County Sentinel: Henry Dennis
is on the road to Central with q bunch
Of beeves. He will return again.
Louis Rachofsky took trip to Denver
Tuesday afternoon.
N. Fl. Schuer left this city Tuesday ai-