Gilpin observer., 1903-12-24
PERSONALS

A. Ashbaugh left for his home i'll Den
yer last Friday afternoon after short
business visit to this city.
George jackson arrived in the city
last Thursday evening after an absence
from here of several months. George
has been travelling around the country
considerably, and lately has been work
ing in California, but thinks Gilpin
county is the best yet.
{ Judge II. A. Hicks returned from
Husiness trip to Denver last Friday
evening.
A. l.. Nancarrow left Monday morning
for the Forks Creek, where he will be
employed in building concentrator for
eastern parties. He returned the same
day to ship some bedding, etc, and ex-
Meets to be gone quite while, returning
there again that afternoon.
w. o. Jenkins left last Saturday af
ternoon for business trip to Denver.
He returned Sunday evening.
Miss, Irene Slattcry left for short
visit to Denver last Saturday afternoon
She returned the following evening.
George McFarlane left for a short
visit to his mother and sister in Denver
last Saturday afternoon. He returned
home the next day.
Ed. L. Harris left Saturday afternoon
for Denver on business trip and visit
TO his family.
Theodore Marx was up from Denver
the latter part Of last week looking after
his mining interests here. He returned
to his home again last Saturday after
noon.
Chris Fox was passenger on the
down train Saturday afternoon.
Max Gabardi of the firm of Quiller Il
Gabardi, left on Sunday afternoons
train for business trip to Denver.
wm. Hoehs left Sunday afternoon for
California.
Ed. Mitchell left last Sunday after
noon for Denver, after spending few
days in this city visiting with his par
.<ts.
ELS. Moulton. of the New York mill,
returned here from few days business
trip to the valley last Sunday,evening.
VIM. Fullerton was passenger to this
, city from Denver on last Sunday even
Mg's train.
Joseph Harvey left for a short visit to
the valley last Monday afternoon.
Almond Thompson left for trip to
the valley last Monday afternoon.
II. r. Hall, the Yankee Hill railroad
man, was visitor to this city the latter
part of last week. He returned to Den.
yer last Monday afternoon.
Miss Marie Parsell left for her home
in Roscoe last Monday afternoon, after
brief visit with friends in this city.
Captain James T. Smith Of the Rocky
MouE tain News. was in the city last Fri
day evening. He came in from Clear
Creek county, where he had been col
lecting mining data for the Newe, and
was also looking up this section with a
like purpose.
Mr.. George W. Dutton of the Idaho
Springs Mining Gazette, accompanied
by his typo friend Jimmie Doyle, drove
ger from Idaho Springs last Monday.
They made this office a pleasant call,
and say The Springs and the Gazette are
both prospering.
Herman r. Lowe, the travelling repre-
sentative OF the International Cores
pondent Schools, has been in town this
Week in the interest OF his firm, and has
been adding new members to his list
Miss Levy Rule after short visit
with friends in this city, returned to her
home in Denver last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. William Previle and little daug h.
ter left for Denver last Tuesday after
noon, where they will spend Christmas
with her mother.
Sherman Harris was passenger to
Denver last Tuesday evening.
Louis Untrassner and sister left for a
visit to Denver last Tuesday afternoon.
T.. Manson arrived in this city from
Denver Tuesday evening.
Bruce M. Meyers, the mining man,
came up from Denver last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Hurlbut, vice president: Mr..
Cowan, chief engineer, and Mr.. Cowan,
Of the Colorado 4 Southern railroad,
paid business visit to this city Satur.
day morning. They returned again the
same afternoon.
Bert Campbell was visitor to Denver
isst Monday returning in the evening
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