Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
PERSONALS

Miss Bertha Scheffier who is teaching
school at Antoneto returned to her worL
last Saturday after spending Christina,
with her mother.
| j. F. Bristol, engineer on the c. 4 s
who has been taking lay Of on account
Of an sbcees in his head, is much i'm.
proved.
| Clarence Morgan returned from Den
yer Monday morning.
a. G. Thurman returned from Denver
Monday morning, He was accompanied
by his daughter Miss Theresa.
Jos. Beaman was up from Denver this
week.
| Sam Fish returned from Denver Mon.
day. He left that afternoon for Apex.
Byron s. Lake came up from Denver
Tuesday and returned the same day.
w. c. Ma.thsws came up from Golden
on Monday.
J. A. Gilmour, Jr., returned to Den
ver where he resumed his studies at
Jesuit college.
Mrs. Al Griffith came up from Denver
last week and attended the New Years
ball. She returned Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Bulene and daughter re-
turned to Denver on Sunday.
Geo. p. Blair left for Denver Sunday
afternoon.
Master Gerald Collins, who has been
visiting his friend Raymond Jenkins, re-
turned to Denver Sunday.
Miss Emma Coyle of Gilpin left for
Denver on Sunday afternoon.
V. Vallero vent to Denver Sunday,
and returned on Tuesday.
C. V. Hanks came up from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Howard Ferguson returned Friday
morning from a ten days visit in Den
! yer.
A. j. Kelly came up from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Frank Kengal arrived Tuesday morn
ing from Denver.
II. Bolthoff was up from Denver on
Tuesday, and visited his property on
Clear Creek
j. F. Hopkins came up from Denver
on Tuesday mornings train.
Miss Mamie Voll left for Denver Tues.
day morning.
Jas. Faulkner left Tuesday for Denver
to visit his wife.
F. NJ. Mayhem was a passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning.
J. Med. Livesay was up from Denver
Monday attending court
d. Allen left Monday afternoon for
Denver.
Fred Kruss, Jr., left for the University
in Denver Monday afternoon.
j. B. Showers was taken to st. Luke's
hospital in Denver on Monday.
d. j. Smith returned from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Presnell and daughter Violet re-
turned to Golden Monday afternoon
after weeks visit with Mrs. II. A
Hicks.
M. w. Ballard was passenger tc
De nver Saturday afternoon.
Ii. P.LDavies visited his family ir
Denver Sunday.
Ed Davis was visitor to Denver Sat
urday evening and Sunday.
II. j. Hawley went to Denver Satur
day afternoon.
i w. p. Ballatyne left for Denver Sat
urday afternoon to vi sit his family.
Misses Wood and Hondrie were Wis
itors to Georgetown last Saturday, re
turning Sunday.
J. +. Bristol and daughter Marior
were passengers to Denver Friday af
ternoon.
Pat Sullivan returned to Denver Fri
day where he resumed his studies at tn,
Central Business college.
John Eilman and wife were passen
gers to Golden Friday. Mrs. Eilmal
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Shultz at Guy hill. John attended tn
pig supper OF the Elks in Denver Satur
day. They returned Sunday.
c. e. Nichols attended the pig suppe
OF the Elks in Denver Saturday evening
Mrs. A. G.. Pugh and son left for Den
yer Friday to remain for the winter.
w. s. Green, who attended the New
Years shoot at the Denver Rifle club
returned Saturday morning.
DIR. Goder and S. /. Fowler Of tn
Running Lode came up from Denve
Saturday.