Gilpin observer., 1904-02-25
Stove Brereton came up from Denver
Monday to attend to his mining interests
n thia CITY.


Monday to attend to his mining interest
in this city.
George Morgan, of Greeley. is visitinl
with relatives here this week.
u Miss Bessie Morris, of Denver, i
, spending few days in this city, tn
guest Of her friend Mics Jennie Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nicholas wer,
in from Halls ranch last Monday pur
chasing supplies and visiting with friend.
for little while.
Mrs. Charles Trenoweth was passen
ger to Denver Tuesday morning to spend
a few days with her friend Mrs. Joseph
Harvey.
George Schneider OF Denver was at.
tending to his business interests here on
Tuesday.
Hayden came up from Old
Aexico on Monday on visit to his
brother William Hayden, and aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Potter.
George Mabee. after attending to his
mining interests here returned to his
home in Denver last Friday morning.
Ed. Williams was up from Denver last
Tuesday attending to his many interests
here.
Mrs. John Mckay left for Arizona
Monday morning to seek lower altitude
for the benefit Of her health, which has
been failing Of late.
Mrs. John Smock accompanied her
son John to Denver yesterday morning,
whore the young mans eyes, which have
been causing him great deal Of trouble
Of late, will be examined by q specialist
in that city.
| Horace Kruse left for Los Angeles
Tuesday afternoon where be will visit
friends for some months.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Olsen were sum.
moned to Denver Tuesday afternoon by
the serious illness of Mr. Olsen's brother
Sivert, who arrived Tuesday mornin g
from Phoenix, Arizona accompanied by
his wife and son.
| Mrs. Peter Sandstrum of Denver ar
rived last Thursd4 to attend the funeral
Of their little grandson, John Hendrick
son.
Ed w. Hurlbut, wife and son have
been 10 the city this week and are the
guests of II. A.. Hicks and wife.
Mrs NJ. Lehmkuhl was up from Den
yer yesterday looking after her business
interests.
Mrs. Ed Green OF Golden arrived last
week, being summoned by the illness
and death CT her little nephew, John
Hendrickson.
Miss Jennie Sandstrom and brothers
Charles and Gus arrived Friday morning
from Denver to attend the funeral OF
| their nephew.
Rev. Crissman, wife and mother left
yesterday afternoon for Denver where
they will reside in the future as the al
titued of this city is too high. Mr.. Girls
sman will preach every Sunday at ST.
Paul's.
Mrs. II. G. Shuck left yesterday ai-
ternoon for Denver.
"Happ Cal" Wagner was in the city
yesterday looking after some business
for his company, Chicago, Milwaukee 4
st. Paul railway.
DR.. A. Ashbaugh. returned to Denver
yesterday afternoon.
Bruce Meyers was passenger to Den
yer yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Henry Paul of Littleton came up
this morning.
Mrs. John Odgers was passenger to
Denver yesterday afternoon to visit with
relatives and to take in The Messiah at
Trinity church this evening.
Mrs. II. G. Shuck went to Denver yes
terday afternoon to spend few da.
visiting friends.
Robert Teats returned yesterday from
few days soiourn in Denver.
A. Nj. Potter came in from Rolinsvlle
yesterday to visit his mother prior to her
departure for denver, where she will re.
side in the future.
Mrs. G. G. Anderson of the Golden
Rule store returned yesterday from east.
ern points where she has been purchas.
ing svoclS for the srore in this city.
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