Gilpin observer., 1904-07-21
PERSONALS

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Miss Pearl Duncan of the Colorado
Telephone company OF Denver, after
spending her vacation in this city visit
ing with her cousin Miss Cora Mann re-
turned to her home Sunday afternoon.
While here the young lady by her win
ming ways and charming manners made
many friends and her visit will be one
long remembered by her young acquaint-
ances.
Miss Agnes Sennett after two weeks
pleasant visit in this city with her friend
Miss Rennie Simmons, returned to her
home in Cripple Creek Friday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Nolan left last Friday
morning for Grand Junction on an ex-
tended visit with friends.
Mrs. Emma Beggs was passenger to
this city from Denver Friday morning to
attend to business interests in this city.
John Fleuschhutz returned from a
business trip to Denver Friday after
noon.
r. A. Hall the railroad promoter left
for Denver Friday afternoon.
Judge DsFrance after adjourning
court till Aug. 20 left for his home in
Golden Friday afternoon.
F.Carney who had been attending
the district court returned to Denver
Friday afternoon.
Geo Mabee after attending to his min
ing interests here returned to Denver
Friday afternoon.
Harry Lundquist, Miss Minnie Wheel
er, George jackson and Miss Laura
Langon, and Mrs. Stevens formed a
merry party who went to Boulder Park
and other points OF interest along the
Moffat road last Friday.
Abe Rachofsky returned from a bust.
ness trip to Denver Friday evening.
v. NJ. Came manager OF the Teller
house returned from a visit bis family
Friday evening.
Rev. J. N. Desaulniers returned from
a short visit to Denver Friday evening
Charles Schaffner and wife arrived
from Humboldt, Kansas, On short visit
with friends in this city Friday
Charlie is just the same as when he left
here little over year ago, and il any
thing has improved. but is just as ia,
and sassy as ever.
Ralph Chase was passenger to Den.
yer Saturday afternoon to visit his family
Charles McCallister was a passenger
to Denver Saturday morning. That af.
ternoon h. left on the special train with
the Denver lodge No. II, B. p. o. E. fol-
Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend the grand
lodge as delegate from the local lodge
DR.. Shoop left last Saturday for ST.
Louis, Chicago and Kansas City. The
DR.. will take complete course at the
Chicago Post Graduate Dental College,
they go to st. Louis dental congress and
visit the fair. He will stop at Kansas
City for week and return home about
September 18th. DR.. Shields has charge
OF his office during his absence.
Ed Davis was passenger up from his
ranch near Arvada Saturday morning.
Ed Williams was passenger up from
Denver Saturday morning to attend to
mining interests. He was accompanied
by his wife and niece.
Miss Edwina Davies after spending
few reeks with her sister Mrs. W. O..
Jenkins returned TO her home in Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Leonard Schaffnit was business pas
senger to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. V. Vallero was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon to spend
few days visiting with her daughter in
that city.
Mrs. James Davidson left Saturday
afternoon for few days visit in Denver.
Ed L. Harris was passenger to Denver
Saturday afternoon to visit few days
with his family in that city.
Dan Fuelscher after attending to bust
ness interests 10 this city returned to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Thomas Potter was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon to visit with
his family over Sunday.
j. G. McShane was passenger to his
ranch at .Arvada Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Brown returned from an
extended visit with relatives in Denver
Saturday evening. She was accompan.
led by her mother Mrs. Mayor who will
spend some time in this city visiting
with her daughters.
John Leidinger and bride returned
from their honeymoon trip to the