Gilpin observer., 1904-03-24
PERSONALS


Miss Annie Rachofsky returned from
a short sojourn to Denver Thursday
evening.
Arthur Kruse returned from weeks
visit with his mother in Denver Thurs
day evening.
George Schneider, deputy mining in
spector. was passenger up from Den
YER Friday morning to attend to his
many business interests here.
Mrs. Emma Marlow and son Merle
were passengers to Denver Friday morn
ing. Mrs. NARROW has been very i'll OF
late and has to seek the lower altitude
to recuperate her health.
Mrs. III. A. Hicks and children were
passengers to Golden Friday to visit for
a few days with Mrs. Hicks parents in
that city.
| j. +: Hopkins OF the New York Mill
company was attending to business here
Friday.
Theo Marx, after attending to his
mining interests here returned to Den
yer Friday afternoon.
Bruce Meyers returned from visit to
the capital city Friday evening.
Rev. Chrisman came up from Denver
Friday evening and remained here un-
til Monday.
| George Collins OF Denver was attend
ing to his business interests here Satur-
day.
Frank G. Young, president Of the Gun
nell Gold Mining and Milling company,
came up from Denver Friday evening.
being called here on account OF the de-
struction by fire Of the above named
property.
John Nichols, ex- sheriff Of this county,
came over from Victor last Saturday
morning to visit with friends for q few
days. John says it is good to be on the
old stamping ground again.
Mrs. William Nicholas was in from
the Hall ranch last Saturday purchasing
supplies.
II. r. Lowe was up from the valley
las. Saturday looking after the business
Of the International Corresponding
School. which he represents.
Peter McFarlane was a passenger to
Denver Saturday morning to spend Sun
day with his family in that city.
George Mabee, after attending to his
mining interests here returned to Den
yer Saturday afternoon.
E. Manson made his weekly visit to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
William Martin was passenger to
Arvada Saturday afternoon.
Ben Thomas went to Denver Satur day
| afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Murley were passengers
to Edgewater Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Neidermeyer was passenger
to Denver Saturday afternoon, being
| called there on account of business in
terests. He returned Sunday evening.
Frank McGinness, the accommodating
agent OF the c. IL S. railroad. went to
Denver Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with his wife. who has been i'll
in that city.
Ed. Mitchell, chief clerk in the secre-
tary OF states Office, came up from Den
yer Saturday evening to be present at
the Republican convention which met
in this CITY that evening
Mrs. Peter Mackin came up from Den
YER Saturday evening to spend few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Loughran.
Miss Loretto Loughran. student at
the University Of Colorado, came over
from Boulder Saturday to spend her
spring vacation in this city with relatives
and friends.
Jos. Merritt returned from business
trip to Denver Saturday evening.
Fred Ballard made business trip to
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maud Rule was passenger up
from Denver Sunday afternoon apd will
spend several days in this city visiting
her sisters and acquaintances.
J.C. Perkins returned from business
trip to thu Queen City Sunday evening.
Thomas H. Potter returned from a
short visit with his wife in Denver Sun
day evening.
Byron S. Lake came up from Denver
Monday morning to look after his busi-
ness interests here.
+. II. Messenger returned from Den
ver Monday morning.
Glen Heuer was up from Leyden the