Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23
PERSONALS

last Friday with the base ball boys, and
returned Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Herrick came up from
Denver last Saturday and remained un-
til Monday.
Mrs. Richard Mayor returned to Den
yer Monday afternoon.
A. p. Boulter returned last Wednes-
day from trip to Grand county. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Boulter. On
their return trip they met with pecul-
lar sight, that of finding a sparrow's nest
in tin can not two feet off the road
1t was curious place for bird to build
nest.
Louis Summer went to Denver Sun
day to visit his family.
Mrs. Anna Crooks and two children
left Monday afternoon for Los Angeles
California where they will remain for
some time. Mr.. Crooks now has a good
position with some mining firm in Ari-
zona, but headquarters are in Los Ang-
eles.
OWN. Glanville went to Boulder Sun
day, and returned that evening accom-
panied by his wife and children who
have been visiting in that city.
Miss Mamie Vohl was passenger to
Denver on Sunday mornings train.
Mrs. Fowle left for Dcnver Sunday to
spend few days.
Miss Iris Newcomb, who has been vis-
iting Miss Mabel Teats for the past few
weeks, returned to her home last Mon
day afternoon.
V. vallero went to Denver Monday af-
-ternoon.
Mrs w. Davey left for Longmont Sat
urday morning to visit her sister Mrs,
Fred Nelson.
Mrs. Thomas Warwick went to Bould.
er Saturday morning to spend a few
days visiting her son, Thomas.
Ralph Chase went to Denver Monday
Dr. Collins, of Georgetown.
Prof f. II. Clark left Monday morn
ing for Denver and before his return will
visit several cities in the state.
Mr.. Fowler OF the Cover Syndicate
returned to Denver Monday afternoon.
E. NJ. Messiter vas a visitor to Den
yer Monday afternoon.
Harry Slusser left for Denver Monday
afternoon to pay visit to his family.
Will Launder, Mr.. Bruce, Guy Mich
oils and Miss Sophie Nichols drove over
from Lamartine last Friday and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trevthick.
Ed Snyder, the telephone man, re.
turned from Denver Sunday evening.
Tim Tracy went to Denver Sunday
and returned that evening.
Jacob Leidinger returned from Den.
yer Sunday evening, where he had spent
the day.
p. McCann came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Miss Gertie MCGOWAN returned from
Idaho Springs Monday where she had
been visiting friends.
Miss Alice Quinn came over from
Idaho Springs Monday evening cn a
visit to friends.
Mrs. Kittie Bergman and sister ar.
rived Monday evening and are visiting
their sister, Mrs. F. H. Owen.
Sam Bostwick went to Denver Tues
day morning.
Alfred Chapman left for Denver on
Tuesday mornings train.
Mayor Fred Kruse was visitor to
Denver Tuesday.
Mr.. Allen Of Massachusetts, who has
been visiting Mr.. Stephen Hoskin in
this city and incidently examining
mines, returned to his home Tuesday
morning.
w. Wilkinson was visitor to Denver
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Switzer who has been visiting
her husband in this city for several days
returned TO her home in Denver Tues.
day morning.
]. G. McShane came up from the val.
Icy Tuesday morning.
Henry Boltho6 was up from Denver
Tuesday, arriving on tho morning train.
W. G. Mstthews Of Golden came up
on Tuesday morning's train.
Will Tucker went TO Cripple Creek
with the base ball boys and returned
Tuesday.
Will Davey was another Of the boys
who won't to Cripple Creek to root for
the Gilpins.