Gilpin observer., 1903-11-05
PERSONALS


wife's mother.
Arthur Smith came up from Cripple
Creek last Thursday and afterward went
to Idaho Springs where he expected to
go to work.
Peter McFarlane was visitor to Dem
yer last Saturday afternoon.
B. Il. Vincent, an old time preacher of
this city, arrived here last Saturday
morning, and on Sunday filled the pull
pit Of his old congregation.
Bruce M. Meyers left on Sunday after
Moons train for Denver. He returned
the first OF the week.
W. V. Game arrived in this city Mon
day morning after short visit to
Denver.
G. w. Mabee came up on Monday
mornings train.
Ed. Jones and mother arrived in this
city last Friday. The former will stay
here all winter probably and the latter
expects to stay only about month or
two.
Charles McCalister came up from
Denver last Sunday evening where he
had been called ON account of his sisters
illness.
Mrs. H. Gilman went to Denver last
Sunday morning and returned home
Sunday evening.
G. w. Mabee, Jr., came up from Den
yer Monday evening.
Burt Campbell was visitor to Denver
last week and returned to this city Mon
day evening
81. Harrington came up from Denver
last Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jenkins left this
city Monday morning for South Africa.
They will go by way Of Liverpool and
take in some of the cities of England
first
Ed. Mitchell came up from Denver
last Saturday and remained here until
the early part of the week
Will McCallister arrived here from
Denver Monday evening where he was
called on account of the sickness of his
sister, Mrs. Ed L. Harris.
Mrs. d. Bean took trip to Denver
last Saturday afternoon where she met
her husband, on his return from a trip
eaat. They remained 10 Denver over
Saturday and Sunday and returned Sun
day evening.
Morris Hazard took trip to Denver
last Satu rday afternoon.
j. c. McShane went to the valley last
Saturday afternoon and returned here
Monday evening.
Mrs. p. j. Dreher ca me up from Den
yer last Saturday evening where she has
been visiting for short time.
Mrs. P. Alsdorf took trip to the val
ley last Saturday morning.
Mrs. G. w. Williams returned from
short visit to Denver Saturday morning.
Fred Ballard left last Sunday after
noon for short trip to Denver.
P. N. Rugg came up from Denver on
Wednesday moi ming.
Mr.. Dennison came up from Denver
Wednesday morning.
E. M. Messiter arrived in this city on
yesterday evenings train.
John Leidinger went to Denver Tues
day morning to have his eyes treated by
a specialist. While pounding drill last
week John hit himself in the forehead
with the hammer and the shock seems
to have affected his eyesight. He could
hardly see when he went down. John
was accompanied by his mother.
Sam Bostwick came up from Denver
last Monday morning.
Mrs. Peter Reed came up from Golden
last Saturday to visit her husband.
Miss Josie Brown returned to Denver
Saturday after few days visit with Mrs.
Harry Seymour.
Joseph Haubrich, former resident OF
this city, arrived last week from Craig,
aud spent several days visiting with his
friedds here. He was accompanied by
his son Charles. They left for home
Monday.
Alfred Skeels left Monday afternoon
for Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Sperry was q passenger
to Denver last Monday.
Father Desaulnier left for Denver
Monday afternoon.
F. c. Young was up from Denver yes.
terday.
Joseph Waters was up from Denver
this week shaking hands with old
friends. He returned yesterday.