Gilpin observer., 1904-03-10
PERSONALS


few days visit to Denver Friday morn
ing.
Ed L. Harris returned from few days
visit with his family in Denver Friday
evening.
Bart Dalsant returned from few
days business visit to Denver Friday
evening.
S. V. Newell was a passenger up
from Denver Friday evening.
John j. Reilley was here last Satur-
day attending to his many mining in
terests
Mrs. w. o. Jenkins returned from a
visit with friends in the valley Friday
evening.
Rev. Crissman was a passenger up
from Denver Friday evening and oc-
cupied the pulpit at ST. Pauls church
Sunday.
j. C. McShane came up from Arvada
Saturday morning.
Jacob Derr the Arvada vegetable man
was calling on the merchants here last
Saturday.
Master Martin Rule carne up from
Denver, Saturday morning and spent
several days in this city visiting his
friend George Williams.
Miss Jessie Rule returned Saturday
morning after spending few days with
friends in Denver.
Thomas Potter left for Denver Satur.
day afternoon to spend Sunday with his
family.
Joseph Williams was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon TO attend
the coursing meet there.
III. A. Hicks made a business trip TO
Denver Saturday Afternoon.
L. Manson made his weekly visit to
to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. V. Nallero was passenger to
North Denver Saturday afturnoon to
spend few days with her daughter in
at that place.
Albert Champion was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon TO attend
the coursing in that city.
Fred McEarlane went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to spend Sunday with
his mother.
John Dave was n passenger to Den
yer Saturday.
Frank Rule was passenger to the
valley Saturday afternoon.
Harry Warren went to Denver Satur.
day afternoon to spend a few days in
that city.
F. II. Messenger was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Frank McGinnis the local agent OF
the c. & S. railroad went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to spend Sunday with
his wife who is lying ill at one Of the
hospitals there.
Murdoch Mckenzie made a business
trip to Idaho Springs last Saturday.
Ed. Mitchell OF the Secretary OF States
office came up from Denver Saturday.
Z. S. Moulton returned from a bust
ness visit to Denver Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Glanville after
spending few days in Denver returned
home Saturday evening
J. /. Perkins came up from Denver
Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. S. Odgers after spending ten
days with her mother Mrs. John Truan
in Denver returned Saterday evening.
X. A. Hall the railroad promoter was
passenger to Denver Sunday afternoon
Fred Ballard left Sunday afternoon to
spend several days in Denver.
Mrs. II. G.. Shuck returned from ten
days. visit with friends in Denver Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Angus Campbell returned from
visit to Denver Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. II. Bristol and children started
on their sad journey Mon lay morning
with the bodies OF Mr.. Bristol who died
about two months ago and daughter
Miss Ollie who died in September. for
their home in Guilford, Conn.,, where
they will reside in the future. The in
terment Of the bodies will occur Satur.
day.
Frank Hepbourne was passenger up
from Denver Sunday evening.
M. j. Gabardi returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
Geo Mabee came up from Denver Mon
day morning to look after his mining in
terest.
Il. L. Regennitter was over from Idaho
Springs Monday attending to legal busi-