Gilpin observer., 1904-10-20
PERSONALS

Jo Harvey came up from Denver Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mts. E. j. Slater went to
Denver Monday, returning Tuesday.
NJ. Lewis, wife and daughter returned
from a visit to Denver Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. j. Stull was visiting in Den
yer and Berthoud the early part OF the
week.
Station agent McGinnis visited last
week in Denver and returned Monday
morning.
) Mrs. Alfred Skeels went to Denver
this morning and will return tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Polkiuhorn went to Denver
Sunday morning, managing to return
the same day.
Mrs. VIM. Preville and daughter who
had been visiting relatives in Denver, re-
turned Sunday evening.
Mrs Richard Webster, Jr was an ar
rival from Idaho Springs last evening
on visit to her mother.
Mrs. H. A. Hicks and children were
visiting in Golden the first Of the week,
returning Tuesday evening.
Henry Stahl was initiated into the
mysteries of Elkdom Monday night and
was shown delightful time.
Nelson Bishop made trip to Denver
Sunday morning. remained over night
and returned Monday evening.
Mrs. A. C. Reckling and daughter,
Helen, who had been spending week
in Denver, returned Sunday evening.
George McFarlane made a hurried
trip to Denver Sunday. leaving here in
the morning and returning in the after
noon.
Burt Goldsworthy OF Cripple Creek is
visiting his brother. Ben, for few days.
Mr.. Goldsworthy has just returned from
a trip to st. Louis and points east.
Miss Otis Oxley of Idaho Springs, one
OF the sweet-vuiced "hello" girls Of that
city, visited the Nolan family Saturday.
She returned home Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lilly Fullerton, Celia Lynch,
Nellie Williams and Mr.. J. G. Fowler
left Friday for Boulder as delegates to
the Chriatian E 'deavor convention.
They returned Monday.
Mrs. l. D. w. Stevens, a former resi-
dent OF Central. was in the city this
week on business connected with her
property. She returned to her home
near Ouray this morning.
Mrs. M. X. Sullivan who had been
visiting in Iowa for the past three
months returned to Central Monday.
She was met at Denver by her husband
who accompanied her home.
Frank Wiley, the boniface OF the
Eureka house. accompanied by his wife
made trip to Denver the fore part oi
the week. Mr.. Wiley returned Tuesday
but his wife remained for while.
James Halinan. roaduaster Of this
division OF the G. & s., inspected the
roadbed, and visited his family this
week. The report is current that the
Hallinan family intend to make their
home in Denver shortly.
Mrs. John Bishop who had been visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. 4. Collins, in
Denver. returned to Central Tuesday
evening. She was accompanied by her
daughter who will visit here and enjoy
q little OF our Italian climate.
Burt Campbell, superintendent Of the
Pitrsburg mine, returned from five
weeks trip in the east Sunday evening
During his absence he attended to bust.
ness matters in Buffalo, N. Y, and re.
turning took in the st. Louis exposition
e. c. Miles made trip to Denver the
first Of the week on professional business
He says he conversed with politicians
allied with both parties and is more con-
fident than ever that Adams will be Ell.
ected governor by majority that will
astonish the Republicans.
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