Gilpin observer., 1903-09-24
PERSONALS

to visit Mrs. Waters son Joseph who has
been i'll in that city with an attack of
pneumonia The ladies returned Satur-
day evening and report Joe as getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Fred Bailey arrived last Friday
evening from New York on two week Is
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Becker, in this city.
Miss Edith Bostwick came up from
Denver Friday last and attended the
farewell dance given Dy Miss Long. She
returned Saturday morning.
B. L. Campbell left Saturday morning
for Boulder TO visit his wife. He re-
turned Monday accompanied by his
wife.
DIR. A. Ashbaush came up from Den.
yer Friday last and has remained this
week.
Mrs. John Gilman left for Golden last
Saturday afternoon where will visit with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz.
George Schneider, state mining in
spector, came up from Denver Monday
morning to attend to some business here.
He is kept very busy travelling through
the different mining camps.
Ed Mitchell was up from the state cap
ital on Sunday on his regular weekly
visit.
r. Murley left for Arvada last Friday.
Mrs. Ed l.. Harris and daughter Mrs.
VIM. Previle left Sunday afternoon for
Denver. Mrs. Preville has not been well
of late and it is hoped lower altitude
will prove beneficial.
r. n. Lewis, one of boys OF Co. +, y.
G. c., who has been helping to put down
the strikers in the Cripple Creek dis
trict for the past two weeks, has been
relieved from further duty aud returned
to this city Sunday.
Humphrey Williams was passenger
to Denver Sunday
Norman Mcleod spent Sunday in
Denver taking in the sights.
DIR. c. V. Shoop went to Denver last
Sunday and returned home Tuesday
John Hill was passenger to Denver
Sunday morning, returning that evening.
Charles Henderson one of Uncle Sam s
mail carriers in Denver. arrived .in this
city last Friday ou a visit to his brothers
George and Wash.
Peter Mackin left Tuesday morning
for Denver where he will take another
rua out of that city.
j. f. Bristol returned to duty last
Monday morning and is now pulling the
throttle OF the passenger engine running
to this city.
city, arrived Monday evening on a visit
to former friends. He has been in the
state Of Idaho lately.
Will Ryan, lst sargent OF Co. f OF this
city, arrived Monday evening on fl;
days furlough. He reports all the boys
having good time and says they are
having more fun than at picnic.
J. B. Merritt left Tuesday morning
for Cripple Creek to join his comrads in
arms.
John Mckay left Tuesday afternoon to
join Co. f at Cripple Creek.
Lee Schofield OF Denver came up
Tuesday and visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii
Mckay.
J. C. McShane came up from the val.
lev Tuesday Morning
Mrs. A. c. RecI ling and daughter Hell
en- returned Saturday from a weeks visit
to Denver.
A. n. Elliott is over from Idaho
Springs this week attending to some
mining matters.
Thos Irvine left Tuesday afternoon
for Denver afternoon for Denver after
being up few days looking after the
Justice mine
Mrs. A. Asquith and mother, Mrs
Znhm, left Tuesday afternoon for Den.
yer.
Miss Bertha Scheifler left Tuesday at
ternoon for Denver to visit for n few
days.
Il. w. Williams was up from Denver
this week.
George Scheer. was up from Colder
Tuesday paying his respects to the bust
ness men.
Mrs. James Mitchell and baby ef,
Tuesday afternoon for Denver for few
days visit.
Mrs. Fred Porshall came up from
Rosco the first Of the week and shipped
their household goods to that place. She