Gilpin observer., 1903-08-06
PERSONALS

last Saturday morning.
Charles Fuelscher, wife and son Don
aid went to Denver last Saturday morn
ing, returning Monday evening. They
were accompanied to this city by Mas
ter Walter Fuelscher.
VIM Smithrum and son, and Mr.. Muir
ray left for Denver Saturday morning.
Albert Payne returned to Silver Plume
last Sunday, after having ATTENDED to
the Central City assay office during the
absence of Joe Williams.
Henry Koch of the Peoples Mercan-
tile Co. was visitor to Denver last Sun
day.
Henry Hedden went to Denver last
Sunday.
Thos Irwin left for Denver Sunday
morning.
Louis Summers who has been in bust
left Sunday for Denver.
John Brohl was a visitor to Denver
last Sunday.
Mrs. John SIattery and Mrs. D. p
Lewis left for Georgetown last Sunday
morning.
ii. c. Reckling and wife we're visitors to
Denver last Sunday, returning that
evening
A. L. Anderson and wife left last Sun
dax for Montraca Ca1c har
visit for a couple of weeks. They stop
ped at Arvada where Mr.. Anderson fit
ted up the new residence of George Will
Jams with fine lot of furniture
Mrs. NJ. Brady was a visitor to Denver
last Sunday.
VIM. Martin left for Arvada Sunday
to visit his son and family.
Prof Flint and wife went to George
town last Sunday.
Mrs George Powell and son Arthur,
Miss Eun.ce Thompson, of Idaho Springs
and Misses and Carrie Josie Harding of
Denver rode over from Idaho Springs on
burros last Friday. Miss Thompson
visited her friend Miss Laura Trenoweth
and the other ladies Mrs f. ]. Altvater
They returned to Idaho that evening.
NJ. T. Griffith returned Friday evening
fiom Denver. On Sunday he returned
to Denver where on Monday his wife un.
derwent an operation at st. Joseph's hos
pital for tumor of the breast. The oper
| atiop rae cuccacSfnl and Mrc (,riff,tb ;e
getting along very nicely at present.
Mrs. May Ferguson was passenger to
Denver last Sunday.
Ed l.. Harris and son Bob went to
Denver Sunday.
Miss Ethel Tierney was passenger to
Denven last Sunday morning.
James NJ. Hannah. and mother left for
Denver Monday morning, where the
former was married to Miss Blanche
Blain.
AL Skeels left for Denver Monday
morning.
Monday morning.
Mrs. John Gilman left for Denver on
Monday mornings train.
j. Brown vent to Denver Monday
morning.
DR.. Frazer left for Denver Monday
morning to assist in an operation lat St
Josephs hospital that morning. He re.
turned in the evening.
j. b. Hafer was visitor to Menver
Monday.
| Mrs. Neil Mckay and son returned
from Denver Scnday evening.
Mrs. A. Campbell and son returned
from Denver Sunday evening.
Wm. Z. Smith returned from Cripple
Creek Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank Kengel and two daughters
have been in the city the past week, re.
turning yesterday afternoon.
Tim Hayes and brother.in.l law, Sam
Houlihan, left Monday afternoon for a
fishing trip to Bear Creek.
Miss Clara Mathez who has been visit
ing her friend, Miss Blanche Becker in
this city left Monday afternoon for Den.
yer, accompanied by MISS Becker.
Last Friday Judge Il. A. Hicks piloted
n party to Boulder dark where they spent
the day. There were Judge and Mrs
Hicks, son and daughter, Miss Adele
Fowle and mother. w. c. Matthews and
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Higgins OF Lebanon,
Illinois. 1t is said that Mr.. Matthews
made the biggest catch OF the day.
p. j. Dreher returned from Denver or
Saturday.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller was Up from