Gilpin observer., 1903-09-17
PERSONALS
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DuCuicT W DeuSer luSL riudy anu Will
remain for several days.
james and John Lnughran and sisters
Loretta aud Francis were called to Den
yer Friday afternoon by the serious i'll
ness OF their brother Henry.
Richard .Murley went down to his
ranch in the valley Friday and returned
home Monday morning.
Charles Fuelscher, wife and title son
left Sunday morning for Julesburg,
where they will visit at the ranch of Mr..
Fuelscher's brother for several days.
Mrs. w. 81. George returned from Den
yer Saturday evening.
Capt. Charles II. Bergman and wife
left Sunday morning for Chicago where
they will visit with friends and relatives
for several weeks. They were accom-
panied thers by Mrs. Edith Hall and
daughter who have been visiting in this
city for some time. This is the first
visit east Of the Captain for several
years and be is entitled to vacation.
Judge Frank Overs came up from
Denver Monday aud held court here
that day. He returned in the afternoon.
John c. Jenkins and family who have
been summering at their residence in
Boulder park, returned to this city last
Friday.
Homer Lyman is now station agent in
this city during the absence of Mr.. Nc
Ginnis.
Ed L. Harris and wife came up from
Denver Saturday evening, to visit with
friends.
j. S. Beaman came up from Denver
Monday morning and remained until
yesterday.
Burt L. Campbell of the Cashier
Gold. n. d NJ. Co., was a passenger to
Boulder last Saturday to visit his wife
and incidentally to get square meal"
He returned Monday much improved.
Miss Florence Beaman came up from
Denver Monday evening to attend the
funeral OF Ollie Bristol.
George Barricli rode to Denver last
Saturday and returned by train Sunday
evening.
Mrs. S. l. Lorah came up from Denver
Sunday evening in order to attend the
funeral OF her frieed, Henry Loughran.
w. V. Chapman of the Ideal Market,
was called TO Denver Sunday.
NJ. I. Griffith went to Denver Friday
and returned Saturday, accompanied by
his wife who has been quite sick in Den
yer. She is doing nicely now and i'm
proving daily.
Mr.. Hatfield of Baltimore was in town
Tuesday, in the interest of the people of
that section and had school district
made for that section before he returned
home.
Miss Ada V. Russell of Kentucky ar
rived Monday evening. and will remain
for some time as she has been engaged
as the milliner for j. p. Dreher's new
store.
N. d. Owen came up from Denver
Tuesday and left again that afternoon
for the capital He and his wife are now
picely located at 420 South Sherman.
He was accompanied to Denver by his
daughter-in.law Mrs. f. Ii. Owen.
Miss Clara Springer OF Geogetown
was in the city last Saturday visiting
with friends She left that afternoon for
her home.
George Williams is up from Denver as.
sisting his brother Joe at the Central
City Assay Office.
Leonard Scaatfnit came up from Den
yer last Thursday aud will locate here.
He was accompanied by his daughter
Miss Evaline, who is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Quigley.
j. c. Fleuschutz and wife were pas
sengers to Denver yesterday morning.
J. c. McShane came up from Denver
Tuesday to look after his business in
terests.
George Mcleod arrived from Cripple
Creek last week, where he had been EN-.
ploped at the Eagle sampler. On Friday
he received phone from Lieut.. Bullene
ordering him to report for duty ut Camp
Goldfeld, and to also bring Private
Mack Graves with him. George is
member OF the Miners Union at Grip
pie and is Sd Sargant OF Co. +, OF this
city. He and his comrade left Saturday
afternoon for that place.
Miss Ellie Tower who for several sea-
sons was the modiste at the New York
store millinery department has again
been engaged and arrived last week
Miss Tower has many friends here who