Gilpin observer., 1903-02-19
PERSONALS


J Mrs Charles Morris came up from
Denver Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Harris arrived from Den.
YER Monday morning, to look after bust.
ness interest
j. I. Perkins returned from Denver
Sunday morning.
Al Christopher, who was in Denver
last week looking after mining interests,
returned Wednesday evening.
Miss Morris came up from Denver Fri
day evening to spend few days with her
father, Conductor Chas. Morris.
w. 81. Knowles Of the Rollinsyille
Townsite company, went to Denver F:i-
day morning.
w. B. Lewis was up from Denver
Tuesday and returned in the afternoon.
F. G, Young was up from Denver Tues
day, returning the same day.
DR.. Gerard went to Denver last Friday
and returned home in the evening.
LII. P. Davies Of the Pharmacy, has
been laid up for few days and went to
Denver to recuperate. In his absence it
was pleasure to see our old friend Henry
Morgan behind the prescription case dis
pensing drugs. 1t has been 20 years since
Henry was at the old stand with John
Best. and it looked very familiar to see
him:there this week, as he is just as handy
and pleasant as ever.
Miss Lawrence returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
j. Il. Maymon returned from Denver
Saturday evening. Both he aud his
brother have quit their positions as news
agents on the Z. & s.
Ed Mitchell Of the Secretary Of States
Office, came up from Denver on Sunday.
Ed Davis returned from Denver Fri
day evening.
Mrs. F. j. and Miss Lena Altvater re-
turned from Denver Friday evening.
II. A. Hicks and Denny H. Allen left
on Monday for Lead City. South Dakota,
and will be there the remainder OF the
week. They expect to return Saturday:
A, g. Asqulth went to Denver Friday
morning and returned in the evening.
Mrs William Preville and daughter
who have been visiting Mrs Preville's
parents in Denver the past ten days
returned to Central Thursday morning.
DIR. A. Ashbaugh was up from Denver
last Thursday and Friday.
Thos. Cody went to Denver Sunday to
visit his daughter, Mamie, who under
went an operation for appendicitis about
a month ago. Miss Mamie is getting
along nicely and will probably leave the
hospital by the first OF next week.
John Gilman Jr and William Lamont
Of the firm Of Lamont and Gilman, con-
tractors. left Sunday morning for the
new coal camp Of Leyden on the Moffat
line, where they have the contract for
erecting the sheive frame for the coal
mine, and also the building Of six cot
tages and boarding house. They will
be gone about six weeks, and in their
absence Henry Peck is looking after the
shop in this city.
81. II. Lake Of the First National Bank
went to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
r. F. Owens came in from the new res
ervoir last Friday to purchase some sup
plies.
A. Swanson went to Denver last Fri
day to attend to the burial OF Charles
Olsen.
j. f. Baird was in the city last Friday.
Jas. Faulkner was visitor to Denver
last Saturday.
G. N. Laird came up from Denver on
Monday.
Mrs. N. Flynn left for Denver Satur.
day. whore she will visit her daughter.
P. McCann was visitor to Denver on
Sunday, returning Monday.
F. b. Messenger returned from Den.
yer Monday morning.
c. e. Curtis came up from Denver on
Monday.
Mrs. D. G. McRae left on Monday 70,
Cripple Creek 10 visit with friends. She
will return TO Central before going to hel
home in Butte City.
Mrs. r. Chinn went to Denver Friday
last and returned Saturday.
Charles Henderson who has been in
Denver for several months, returned t.
Central the first OF the week.
Mrs. q. NJ. Laird and children left to
day for California, IN the hopes that the