Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23
Miss Eva Jones of Denver is this week
visiting relatives in this city, the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. +. j. Altvater.

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OF her aunt, Mrs. f. j. Altvater.
Mrs. Peter Reed of Golden was VI
this week visiting her husband, 'conduc
tor Peter Reed. She returned Tuesday
afternoon.
!, John Powers and John Ross left Sun
day morning for Boulder where they will
spend two weeks with the latter's par
ents.
DR.. A. Ashbaugh came up from
Denver last Thursday, returning Sun
day
Mrs. Harry Lake returned from Den
yer Friday last and was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Emma Lake of Denver
who remained until Monday.
w. Fl. George returned from buai-
ness trip to Kansas City last Friday.
Mrs. Martin Noonan left Friday MORN
ing for Long mont to visit her sister, Mrs.
Fred Nelson. She returned home Mon
day evening.
John Chapman arrived from Cripple
Creek Sunday evening where he had
been spending the past week.
Chris Hesselbine was up from Denver
of this week.
Kay Knight spent last Sunday in
Denver.
Miss Lettie Harris who has been visit
ing in the city for several weeks left yes
terday afternoon for her home 10 Den
yer. She was accompanied by Miss
Ollie Bristol.
Frank Ewing came over from Boulder
Saturday evening, and remained until
Monday the guest of Chase Withrow
and family.
Phil Mixsell of Idaho Springs was in
the city yesterday.
Glenn Smith, of the Southern Pacific
office in Denver, and Miss Zola Weaver
were visitors to this city last Sunday,
the guests Of Del Smith and family.
Mrs. w. II. Simonds and friend Miss
Sarah Galfney left yesterday afternoon
for Eonyer to remain few weeks In the
hopes that lower altitude will prove
beneficial to Mrs. Simonds who has not
been well OF late.
Hal Sayr was up from Denver yester
day.
Sam Lessen was up from Denver yes
terday looking around the mines.
Frank Kaiser and. wife were visitors to
this city Tuesday, returning home yes
terday.
Rev. Father Michael was passenger
to Denver yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lille Waters of Pueblo is in the
city visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundqust.
Miss Lille Lake came up from Den
yer Tuesday evening and is visiting Mrs
Percy Alsdorf.
w. II. Dennison returned from Den
yer Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. Belmont returned from Den
yer tuesday evening.
John Loughran and wife went to Den
yer yesterday morning to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Peter Mackin.
Frank Mueller made business trip
to Denver yesterday.
Miss Bonny Mckay was a passenger
to Denver yesterday morning.
Angelo Baleria left yesterday morning
for Denver to attend to business matters
II. A. Hicks went to Denver yesterday
morning.
Mrs. James Rule, Sr., and son Martin
left for Denver yesterday morning.
Mrs. M. Sterling returned to Denver
yesterday after several weeks visit in
this city.
Mrs. D. d. Lake arrived from Denver
Tuesday evening, on visit to her son
H. II. Lake and family.
MIR. Patterson returned from Denver
Saturday evening.
Misses Irva and Hessie Ballatyne came
up from Denver Tuesday on a visit to
their father, w. ]. Ballatyne.
Mrs. j. G. Devalon and two little sons
Of Golden have been visiting with Mrs.
Thomas Cody this week. They return
ed yesterday, accompanied by j. G. on
his return.
Miss Katie Floyd 10 up from Denver
visiting the Misses Mamie and Sadie
Cody.
John L. Sutton OF st. Louis is in the
city looking after his mining interests.
J.J. Reilley and party Of friends ar.
rived Tuesday and have been visiting
the mines OF the county.
Miss Lizzie Bennetts Of Butte. Mon