Gilpin observer., 1904-05-19


to visit with his family in that city.
Herman Peterson came up from Den
yer Saturday evening.
Ed Mitchell was visitor here last
Sunday.
Rev. Chrisman went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
w. j. Glanville left for the valley Sat.
urday.
Hal Sayr came up from Denver yes
terday morning to attend to business
matters. HN
/ Ed Quigley of Idaho Springs was Wis.
iting in the city yesterday.
John J. Reiley came over from Argen-
tine yesterday to look after his mining
interests here.
Prof. William Rule, one of the old
timers of this county came up from
Denver yesterday evening to look after
his mining interests here.
Mrs. VIM. Bosanko was passenger to
Denver yesterday morning where she
will visit with relatives few days.
VIM. Chapman, a former business man
Of this city but lately of Los Angeles,
California, arrived in this city yesterday
morning.
Wm. HoeHe left yesterday morning
for st. Louis.
Marshal James O'Rouke Of Idsho
Springs was visitor here Sunday.
John Odgers returned from a short
visit to the valley Monday.
e. NJ. Tabin ono Of the leading attor-
pey of Idaho Springs was attending to
legal business here on Monday.
Chas. Fish was passenger to Dsnver
Monday afternoon.
Simon Roberts and wife were passsn.
gers to Illinois and Wisconsin Tuesday
morning. They were accompanied by
Miss Susie Warren.
Harry Seymour was passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane, who has been
taking care OF her husband during his
late sickness, returned to her home in
Denver Tuesday morning.
Miss Ida Kruse returned from short
visit to Denver Monday evening.
Hugh Butler former mayor Of this
city came up from Denver Mondayto at
tend to mining interests.
Mrs. Thomas Sennett and daughter
Miss Teresa were over from Cripple
Creek Tuesday morning to spend few
days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Joseph Merritt was a passenger
to Idaho Syringe Tuesday afternoon to
spend few Gays with relatives in that
city.
Mrs, Chas. Ayers left Tuesday after
noon for Cornwall. England, for the ben
eft OF her health which has been failing
of late.
Chas. Taylor, former resident Of this
city came up from Denver Tuesday
evening to shake hands with his old ac-
quaintances.
Postmaster j. A. Gilmour left for a
visit to the valley yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. q. Warren and child left for
Golden yesterday afternoon where she
was called on account Of her sisters ill.
ness.
Joseph Bee Of Rollinsville left for the
valley yesterday afternoon where he will
try to recuperate from a recent sick
spell.
James Rafferty, came up from his
ranch near Elizabeth last Saturday even
ing. He reports his family as getting
along nicely. Jim will remain here for
for some time.
Leo Voll was a passenger to Denver
Sunday morning.
Mrs. jennie Doris and Mrs. Iona
Callahan left Sunday afternoon for q
few days visit in Denver.
W. p. Retallsck returned Saturday
evening from q short trip to Boulder
aud Denver.
Thomas Bate came up from Denver
Saturday evening TO visit his family.
Tom 10 working hard putting up some
buildings in Denver, and has several
good contracts.
B. L. Campbell and wife left Friday
afternoon for Boulder to visit with rela.
tives for few days.
Henry Becker and wife left Friday
morning for st. Louis where they will
visit tho great Worlds Fair for the next
month or six weeks.
Mrs. Mary A. Short and son, Wm. j.,
left Monday afternoon for Albany, New
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