Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04
PERSONALS

Ssty VAoituk WiUu o1A ooJOv tho
mountain air which isso cool and refresh
ing and avoid being sun struck. She
was met in Denverby her cousin Moses
Maymon.
e. S. Moulten returned from busi
ness trip to Denver Thursday evening.
George Mabee was passenger up
from Denver Thursday evening.
II. G. Eastman returned from Denver
Thursday evening.
Horatio Hazard returned from a trip
to Denver and Pueblo Thursday evening.
John Donnelley returned from Denver
Thursday evening, where he attended
the funeral of Mrs. Ed. Powers.
Max Gabardi returned from a business
trip to Denver Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie Cody returned from Den
YER Saturday morning. where she at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Ed. Powers,
John Segna returned from short 50.
journ in Denver Saturday evening.
j. E. Lightbourn returned from bust
ness trip to Denver Saturday evening.
Miss Florence Carlson was a passen.
ger up from Boulder Saturday evening
and will spend few weeks visiting with
her friend Miss Nellie Williams.
Ed. Mitchell. of the secretary OF states
Office, came up from Denver Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with his mother
in this city.
Richard Sykes was passenger to Den
yer Saturday afternoon.
S. V. Newell went to Denver Saturday
afternoon.
Otto L. Altvater of The OBSERVER
force took a few days vacation and
boarded Saturday mornings train for
Denver.
Master Willie Morris returned from
an extended visit to Denver Thursday
evening.
Thomas Cody returned from Denver
Thursday evening, where he attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Edward Powers.
Miss Viola Rodda of Georgetown is
spending the week vito Mr.. ard Mrs. r.
Trevithick
Ed. L. Harris returned from visit
with his family in Denver Friday morn
ing. He was accompanied by two OF
his children, Miss Emma and Master
George.
Mrs. Henry Morgan was passenger to
Denver Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. j. and Miss Lena Altvater were
passengers to Denver Friday morning to
spend few days visiting with friends.
Eureka Holmes of this city was visit
ing in Idaho Springs Friday.
Mrs. Marry Bullene came up from
Denver Saturday morning to spend
few days visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stephens were
passengers to the valley Saturday after
noon.
John Presnell was a passenger to
Golden Saturday afternoon to spend
few days visiting with relatives.
Mrs. V. Vallero went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon to spend a few days with
her daughter in that city.
Robert Lewis was a passenger to Ar
vada Saturday afternoon.
Ralph Chase went to Denver Saturday
afternoon TO spend Sunday With his
family.
Mrs. Spears was passenger to Golden
Saturday afternoon.
Ed. Davis was passenger to his ranch
near Arvada Saturday afternoon.
c. r. Hoyt. ex.warden OF the peniter-
tiary, came up from Golden Saturday
morning on business. He returned that
afternoon.
George Collins OF Denver was attend
ing to business interests here Saturday
j. j. Reilley Of Argentine was looking
after his many mining interests here Sat.
urday.
Joseph Dennis drove to Lovelund last
Thursday, where hs took possession OF
the Boyd market, recently purchased by
him. His family will follow him as soon
as he purchases residence.
Mrs. Ray Stout and little daughter
were passengers to Golden Friday after.
noon to spend few weeks with Grand
ma Batchelder.
Moses Maymon was passenger to
Denver Friday afternoon to meet his
cousin, Miss Flora Maymon, from Texas.
Miss Nellie Williams returned last
week from an extended visit with friends
at Denver and Boulder.
Thomas H. Potter made his regular