Gilpin observer., 1903-02-26
PERSONALS
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Sam Newell came from Denver Tues
day evening.
r. Shulman came up from Denver
Tuesday evening.
Frank Mills came up from Denver
Sunday evening.
Chas. Taylor was up from Denver Sun
day morning visiting friends.
r. Morris was q visitor to this city on
Sunday.
Fritz Stroehle was ove- from Idaho
Springs Sunday.
Ed Mitchell came up from Denver
Sunday morning.
Miss Kate Peers left for Denver Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. T.-H. Potter arrived in this city
on Friday evening to visit her husband.
Geo. Formsn, after business trip to
Denver returned Saturday evening.
Howsrd Furgerson accompanied
friends TO Denver this week.
Frank Kengel Of the Galena mine
went to Denver Friday afternoon to visit
his family.
H.. J. Hawley went to Denver last Fri
day afternoon to visit his family.
Miss Lizzie Clark left for Denver Fri
day afternoon to visit friends.
Mrs. e. D. NARROW after spending a
few days with her sick son, Merle in
Denver, returned Monday evening.
I Ed. Davis left last Saturday to spend
o few days with relatives in Denver.
Marshall Draper accompanied few
OF his company, to Denver Saturday
afternoon.
F. II. Messenger came up from Denver
Tuesday morning.
]. b. Mann and wife after six weeks
visit in California, returned home Friday.
Alfred Chapman returned from Den
yer Sunday evening.
Mrs c. V. Shoop went to Arvada to
spend few days with the doctors par
ents.
X. L. Martin Of the Gregory Buell. M
& NJ, Co. was in this city last Tuesday.
Americus Vallero has arrived in this
city and will attend TO his fathers bus
mess.
Ii. P Davies who has been laid up
with rheumatism for some time in d enver
returned Monday morning
Mr. David McShane, Mrs Cotton, Mrs
Carson, all of.Colo. Springs arrived in
this city Monday morniug to attend the
funeral services OF Mrs. j. G. McSnane
Mr.. and Mrs Williams arrived in this
city from Kansas City Tuesday eve-
ming.
B. ]. Smith, mining promoter OF this
city returned from Denver Tuesday
morning.
j. H. Kemp, formerly express agent for
the Pacific Express Co. in this city was
in towL last Tuesday.
Richard Sykes Of the Kansas Bur-
roughs Consolidated Gold Mining anb
Milling Co. was in the city on business
Tuesday.
Oscar Williams returned from Den
yer Friday morning where he purchased
a stage to be run from Black Hawk to
Rollinsville.
B. P. Thomas OF the Sauer McShane
Mer. Co. after few days business trip to
Arvada returned Tuesday morning.
Geo. w. Mabee Jr. went to Denver
Tuesday afternoon to spenb few days
with his parents.
B. Meyers Of the Chicago Carr Mine
went to Denver with few OF his CON-
pany last Saturday afternoon. He re-.
turned to this city Tuesday evening.
Judge Hicks after spending week in
Lead City, South Dakota, in company
OF D. h. Allen Of this city returned home
Sunday evening.
Edward Hubert an attorney at law OF
Denver, is visiting Judge II. A. Hicks
and family this week.
Nicholas Schuer, manager OF the
Barnes mine, after spending few days
in the capital city, returned to this city
Sunday evening.
A. M. Potter the prominent Real es-
tate agent OF Rollinsville, spent Sunday
with his parents in this city.
Murdock Mckenzie the reliable en-
gineer OF McFarlane's express, spent
Saturday in Idaho Springs
Miss Stella Lawrence, after spending u
few days in Denver with her relatives,
returned to this city to assume her dut-
as teacher in the public schools Mon
day morning. .+