Gilpin observer., 1903-10-29
PERSONALS


ternoon for Denver where he has ac-
cepted position.
Willard Teller was visitor to this
city last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rachofsky returned
from Denver last Thursday evening.
They were accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Miss Anna. While in that city they
attended the wedding OF their cousin.
Mrs. Holch was visitor to Denver
last week and returned home on last
Mhursday evenings train.
Mrs. Dick Williams was a passenger
up on I thursday evening g 9tarin.
Leonard Schatfnit came up from Den
yer last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harry Eilmann and Miss Effie
Tower made trip to Denver last Sat
urday afternoon to take in "Ben Hur"
at the Broadway theatre. They returned
to this city Monday evening.
Prot f. Fl. Clark went to Denver last
Friday afternoon where he took In Ben
Hur."
Theodore Becker arrived in this city
last Saturday evening He has been
away from here for several months,
spending most of his time in Washing
ton aud Oregon.
Burt Seymour came up from Denver
last Sunday.
Ed. Mitchell came up from Denver
Sunday morning to pay visit to his
parents.
Marion Rogers came over from Idaho
Springs Saturday on a short visit. Ma
rion is mining around Idaho at the
present time!
r. A. Hall, one OF the promoters OF
the Denver. Yankee Hill & Western X.
r., was visitor TO this city last Monday.
He came up on the morning train and
left again on the afternoon train.
Morris Hazard returned to this city
Monday evening after brief visit to
the valley.
VIM. RetallacK came up from Denver
Monday morning, where he had taken
his little son to bs treated by an eye
specialist. 1t will be remembered that
the child fell over wall last week and
cut his eye in such manner as to de-
stroy the sight viii reports that the
doctors say the eye will probably have
to be taken out.
M. T. Griffith rode to Boulder Mon.
day morning where hs turned out some
of his horses on a ranch for the winter.
John C. McShane came up from his
ranch near Arvada Monday eve-ing.
A. Baleria, of the Central City Bot
tling works. and his little daughter. re.
turned from Denver Monday evening
after short visit.
Mrs. Dreher left for Denver Monday
morning on visit.
Mrs. Fred Rogers left for visit to the
valley Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Kruse visited Denver Mon.
day afternoon.
jack Summers left Monday afternoon
for visit to the valley.
Miss Minnie Semmnos left last Thurs.
day for Breckenridge on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. s. y. Rodda. From there she
will go to Aspen where che meets her
future husband Mr.. Joseph Rodda, who
works at the telephone exchange at that
place. Miss Semmons is a very we'll and
favorably known young lady OF this city,
having resided here the greater part OF
her life. Her many friends regret to
hear OF her departure from this city, but
wish her all the good luck and happiness
possible in her new position. The wed.
ding will occur at Aspen this Thursday
evening, October 20. 1903.
Miss Alice French went to Denver Sat.
urday morning aud returned home Sun.
day evening.
Joe Williams was visitor to Denver
Saturday morning, returning home Sun.
day evening.
Norman Mcleod took trip to Den.
YER Saturday afternoon. He returned
Monday morning.
e. M. Messiter was visitor to Denver
Monday afternoon.
Vera Sisson returned homo Monday
after . short visit 10 Denver.
]. r. SeriRht was visitor to Denver
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Dsnnison went to Denver Satur.
day afternoon.
Mr.. Borchst Of the Freedom mine. and
Wif0. vere viaifors to n.r... i..t u.,x,