Gilpin observer., 1904-01-07
PERSONALS

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to Denver last Saturday afternoon.
Albert Nancarrow left for the new con-
centrating plant that is being put up
above Forks Creek, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. B. Merritt left for a. visil to
Denver last Saturday afternoon.
Guy Laird left for Denver Saturday
afternoon, where he is attending school,
after short visit here with his parents
Miss Dorothy Aitcheson, who was WIS.,
iting friends here the latter part of last
week, returned to her home in Denver
Sunday.
Frank Bullenes wife aud daughter,
Miss Francis, we're in the city the latter
part OF last week visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Jessie Stevens was in the city
last week visiting with some Of her old
friends. She returned to her home in
Denver last Sunday afternoon.
E. Goldman left for business trip to
Denver last Sunday afternoon. He re-
turned last Monday evening.
). s. Beaman came up from his home
in Denver last Monday morning to look
after some Of his business interests here.
He retured again Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Wealth returned from sholt visit
to Denver last Mondey morning.
p. s. Reed, former conductor on the
road between here and Denver, was up
from Golden last week and attended the
funerl OF Mr.. Bristol. He left again
Monday afternoon for Lafayette and
Louisville, where he will have charge Of
the passenger train between those two
points. Here's good luck, Pete.
Jas. Gilmour. Jr., left for Denver Mon
day afternoon where he goes to school at
the Jesuit college.
I Bert Gilbert left for Denver Monday
afternoon so as to be there when school
opens. He has been visiting with rela-
tiyes and friends during the holidays.
Miss Lucy Stevens left for her home
in Denver last Monday afternoon. after
short visit to friends in this city and
Black Hawk.
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q Bfucs Meyers fsturusd 3rom a visit to
Denver last Tuesday morning.
Miss Carrie Nolan arrive in this city
last Monday from her home in Elk
Park, She is the guest of Miss sEthel
Trevithick.
| John Mack, who has been chief chef
of the Bates g. Hicks camp at Rollins
vile, arrived in this city Monday even
ing and raports that they have finished
their contract.
Miss Ethel Odgers left for Denver
Tuesday afternoon where she goes to
school. She has been visiting with her
parents during the holidays.
Miss Irene Kruse returned to school
in Denver Tuesday afternoon after
spending the holidays with her parents
in this city.
II. F. Hunter OF the Golden Rule
store in this city left for short business
trid to Denver last Tuesday afternoon.
Ed. Lippert and wife left for visit to
Denver last Tuesday afternoon.
W. G. Fullerton was passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning
Flor Ashbaugh went to Denver Tues
day morning and returned that evening.
Judge Hicks and family returned from
a visit to the east last Tuesday evening.
Frickey Frazer arrived in town Tues.
day evening to see some OF the mer-
chants.
V. Vallero and wife left for their home
in Denver yesterday!
Abe Rachofsky left for visst to the
valley yesterday afternoon.
E. c. Miles left for visit to Denver
yesterday afternoon.
Anton Baleria left for visit to Den-
yer yesterday afternoon.
Anderson's for carpets and linoleums.