Gilpin observer., 1904-09-01
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yer Friday afternoon.
Rev. Clayton Chrissman came up from
Denver Saturday morning to ofhciate at
st. Paul's church Sunday.
Humphrey Williams went to Denver
Sunday morning to take in the various
attractions that city affords.
Norman Mcleod was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning to attend the
Denver.St. Joseph bali game.
Oscar Hurd after spending few days
with friends in this city returned to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. B. Huber, after visiting for two
weeks with Mrs. A. G. Reckling returned
to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley were pas
engers to Denver Sunday morning to
spend few days with friends.
Judge Flor Ashbaugh was busi-
ness passenger to Denver Tuesday mcrn-
ing. He returned that evening.
P.J. Carney prominent attorney OF
Denver was in the city Monday attend
ing the opening of district court.
Chas. Fuelscher was a passenger to
Cheyenne, Saturday morning where he
intends to open bottling works.
Mrs. Alsdorf and son arrived Saturday
evening from Utica, Ohio, on visit with
her son Percy Alsdorf in this city.
Miss Lille Waters came up from
Pueblo Sunday evening to spend few
days visiting with Mrs. Lundquist. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leidinger were
passengers to Denver Sunday morning
to spend the day in the Queen City.
Mrs A. Rapin and children were pas
sensers to Denver Sunday morning to
spend the day visiting with friends.
Ed. Hurlbut of the firm of Hurlbut &
Orahood came up from Denver Friday
morning to attend to legal business.
Mrs. H. A. Hicks and children return
ed from months visit with Mrs. Hicks
mother at Golden Tuesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Stephens were
passengers to Denver Sunday morning
to spend the day visiting in that city.
Mrs. j. S. Odgers and daughter, Miss
Ethel, left Saturday afternoon for Den
yer where they will reside in the future.
Abe Rachofsky and son Oscar return
ed from ten days visit to Salt Lake
City and other points Thursday evening.
Mrs William Mcleod of Gold6eld ar
rived in this city Thursday evening on
few weeks'visit to relatives and friends.
Judge DeFrance came up from his
home at Golden to preside at the open
ing of the district court Monday morn
ing.
few weeks visiting with friends, returned
to her home in Leadville Monday after
noon.
Lawrence Messenger came up from
Denver Friday morning to attend to
business matters, returning that after
noon.
w. G. Fullerton came up from Denver
yesterday morning to attend the meet
ing of the directors of the First National
bank.
Miss Gertie MCGOWAN was passen-
ger to Idaho Springs Saturday after
noon to spend Sunday visiting with
friends.
Mrs. H. G.. Shuck and son Harold
we're passengers to Denver yesterday
afternoon to spend few days with
friends.
Henry Stall, after spending few days
in this city visiting with relatives and
friends returned to Denver Sunday
afternoon.
Halsey NJ. Rhodes, editor and manager
of the Rocky Mountain Herald came up
from Denver Monday in the interests of
his paper.
Mrs. John Morris was a passenger to
Idaho Springs Sunday morning to visit
a few days with her daughter Mrs. Geo.
McClelland.
Burt Seymour and wife and Miss
Dora Lewis left this morning for Will
liams Forks in Middle park on a two
weeks outing.
Otto Sauer, president OF the First
National bank came up from Denver yes.
terday morning to attend the meeting OF
the directors.
DR.. Shields OF Denver who has been in
charge OF DR.. Shoop's office in this city
for the past month returned home Tues
day afternoon.
Nj. d. Draper former resident and
mining man OF this city came up from
Denver Sunday to visit during the day