Gilpin observer., 1903-03-05
PERSONALS

Miss Marie Parshall arrived from
Roscoe Saturday evening to spend few
days with friends.
John and Fred Dillon returned from
Golden Thursday evening.
Jos. Bostwick went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
A. M. Potter was in from Rollinsville
on business last Monday.
Merle Marlow who has been in Denver
for some time for the benefit OF his health
returned Sunday evening much improved
Ed L Harris returned from Denver
Monday evening,
Miss Florence Harris after spending
few weeks with hersister Mrs. William
Preville returned to her home in Denver
Monday afternoon.
| Miss Edna Halden went to Denver
Saturday morning.
j. Smith returned from Denver on
last Tuesday morning.
Henry Bolthoff came up from Denver
last Tuesday morning.
Frank Kengal OF the Galena mine re-
turned from Denver last Tuesday morn
ing.
George Moore returned from basi
ness trip to Denver last Saturday even.
ing.
Steve Hoskin returned from Denver
last Monday evening.
Miss Taylor and Miss Carson teachers
in the Public schools were passengers to
Denver Saturday morning.
II. A. Hicks went to Saturday morn
ing.
Arthur Millet returned from Denver
Friday evening. His father left Thurs
day evening for Washington North Car
olina.
Ed Hurlbut of Denver was attending
to business in this city last Friday.
Abe Rachofsky returned Tuesday morn
ing from New York where he purchased
goods for the NeT York Store Mercan
tile Co. for their spring trade.
Miss Kate Peers;after few days visi,
in Denver returnes Friday morning.
J.F. Hopkins returned to Denver Fri
day afternoon.
J.D. Med. Livesay was in this city las
Saturday.
Mr.. James Nelson returned to this city
Monday morning after spending severa
weeks in California.
Joseph Beaman came up from Denver
Monday morning to attend to his busi
ness interests inthfs city.
F. H. Messens5- was visitor to Den,
yer last SATURDAY,
Ii. p. Davics vent to Denver last Sat
urday afternooi to spend a few days
with his family.
George McFarlane lefs last Saturday
afternoon for Denver.
DR.. Hannah spent few days in Den.
yer the latter part of last week.
R. F. Owens WAS 10 from the new re.
Sc. 'voir purchasing supplies last Friday.
p. q. Hicks came over from Rollins.
vile to spend Sunday with his family.
Richard .Nurley and wife returned
Sunday evening after spending few
in the vslley.
Fred Ballard ret vrDed from Denver
Monday evening
VIM. Hoefle ~ho has been visiting his
family in Los Angeles, Califo,-nia for the
past two months returned Monday. He
was accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Gertie, who will remain here for some
time. Both are looking extremely well
and report the rest of the family the
ame.
John Wells, whp was injured in an
explosion at the Unexpected mine sew
eral months ago aud who has been at
St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver for some
time receiving treatment, returned Sat
urday evening, His eyes are both good,
although the left one little weak yet,
and needs some careful nursing.
s. V. Newell came mp from Denver
Monday evening".
II. Sykes returned from Denver. Mon. |
day evening.
II. j. Hawley and wife came up from
Denver Monday evening.
II. A. Hall of the Yankee railroad.
came up from Denver Sunday evening.
Joel +. vails was up from Denver Sun.
day returning In the afternoon.
: A. Wettstein returned from Denver
Sunday morning.
Q. Hanks came up from Denver Sun. |