Gilpin observer., 1904-08-25
PERSONALS

| Mrs. j. ii. Oxnan, OF Norfolk, Nebraska.
arrived in this city Thursday evening to
visit few days with their brother Sher-
man Harvey and family.
Miss Jennie Davidson who has been
east purchasing goods for the millinery
department of the Golden Rn!o store and
also visiting the Worll's Fair ut ST.
Louis returned home Thursday evening.
Ed Mitchell came up from Denver last
Thursday evening to visit "a few days
with his mother.
Mrs. Thomas Bate after spending a
few days with relatives and friends re-
turned to her home in Denver Friday
morning.
County Cle-k and Recorder Fritz j.
Altvater was business passenger to
Denver Friday morning. He returned
that evening.
Miss Cora Mann after visiting a few
weeks with friends in Denver returned
homo Friday morning
Mrs Emma Beggs was passenger up
from Denver Friday morning to attend
to business interests.
Lawrence Messenger was business
passenger up from Denver Friday morn
ing, returning in the evening. s
V. j. Piazzi returned from business
trip to Denver Friday evening.
c. C. Anderson who has been purchas,
ing the fall and winter stock for the
Golden Rule store arrived in this CRY
Friday evening on his way home to
Boise, Idaho and spent few days visit
ing with friends lie was accompanied
by his wife.
Mrs VIM. Leahy and daughter return
ed from a short visit to Denver Friday
evening.
Mrs. William Bosanko returned from
Denver Friday evening accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Lauckton OF New York
whom she met in Denver.
Sheriff Thomas Cody was business
passenger to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Chrissmsn came up from Denver
Saturday morning to occupy the pulpit
at ST. Paul's church Sunday.
w. o. Jenkins was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon to meet his
wife who was returning from visit to
relatives and friends at Goldfeld.
f.. s. Moulton returned from a
business trip to Denver Saturday morn
ing.
Wn. Davey and wife were passengers
to Denver Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday there. FL
Mrs. E. V. Parenteau was passenger
to Denver Saturday afternoon to spend
a few days visiting with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Cowling was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon to visit a few
days with friends.
Master Darrow Mabee after spending
few weeks visiting his young friends
returned to his home in Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
Ralph Chase went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Lottie Drew was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon to spend a
few days with frie nds.
j. G. McShane was passenger to his
ranch at Arvada Saturday afternoon.
Matt Manuel went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon to take in the doings over
sunday.
Sam Rank returned from visit with
his family in Boulder Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bullene came up from Den
yer Saturday evening to visit few days
with friends.
Mrs. Percy Alsdorf returned Saturday
evening from few weeks visit with her
mother in Denver.
Henry Dennis Who drove herd OF
cattle from Routt county to Mammoth
and thsn shipped them to Denver over
the Moffatt road, came up from Denver
Saturday evening to attend to his busi-
ness interests in this city.
Miss Ada Batchelder OF the telephone
exchange was a passenger to Denver and
Golden Sunday morning. She returned
Monday evening.
Thomas Triplett former resident OF
this city came up from Denver Sunday
morning to renew his old acquainta
Tom is now student at Gross NJ Medical
college and will soon hang out his
shingle as physician and surgeon.
Harry Lake returned from a short So
journ in Denver Sunday evening.
Geo. Perry returned from short visit
with his family in Denver Sunday even
ing.