Gilpin observer., 1904-11-17
PERSONALS

Mrs. Ed. Griffin return ed from Visit
to Aspen last week.
Frank Pool was passenger to Denver
last Friday morning, returning that af-
ternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Hicks went to Golden last
Thursday to visit her parents.
Miss Sara Morgan went to Denver last
week for short visit. She returned
Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Kruse was among the sue.
cessful candidates elected last Tuesday
who visited Denver Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Parenteau made trip to
Denver last Thursday.
Ed Williams arrived from Denver Fri.
day.
Ed Davis family went down to their
ranch near Arvada, last Friaay and in-
tend to remain a month. They were &C.
companied by Robt. Lewis.
Mrs. Rudolph Fuelscher arrived from
Denver Friday on visit to her sister
in law. Mrs. Ben Osterwick.
Henry Morgan was passenger to
Denver Thursday afternoon. 1t is said
he left with serious intentions.
Wm. Quillsr returned from q months
stay in Denver the fore part Of the week.
Mr.. Quiller went to Denver to enjoy
rest snd feels better.
Miss Millie Dennis who had been Wis.
iting Miss Gary Nolan for the past week
or ten days returned to her home in
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Fritz j. Altvater spent few days in
Denver last week. The trip was Of
political nature. Mrs. Altvater accom-.
panied her husband-on a visit only,
though.
Manager Penny Of the opera house is
contemplating trip to New York. He
intends to leave next week and goes for
the purpose Of booking some first class
attractions for the Curran circuit for
next year.
Steve Hoskins manager OF the Ridge
wood mine returned from trip to Den.
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Frank Charming came over from
Ward Friday evening where he has been
running niue for Denver parties.
Ed Davis was passenger to Arvada
Sunday where he spent the day with his
family.
Fred Nelson and wife Of Longmont
came up Friday mor,ing to spend few
days visiting with friends and relatives.
J.C. Jenkins returned from Cripple
Creek Sunday morning where he had
been for the purpose Of looking after
some mining property.
Fred Ballard was passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning.
v. Vallero was among the many who
spent Sunday in Denver.
w. h. Dearstyne, representing the
Peters Paper company Of Denver, was in
the city yesterda, on business.
r. L. Martin was an arrival from Den
yer Tuesday morning.
Miss Ida Kruse and mother were pas
sengers to Denver Wednesday morning.
Fred Kruse was passenger to Den.
yer Wednesday morning, returning in
the evening.
Judge Flor Ashbaugh and wife left
yesterday morning for a months visit
with relatives in Nevada, Mo. During
the Judges short absence the affairs
OF his office will be in charge OF Edgar
Withrow.
Henry Bolsinger who has been in Pu-
eblo the past two months returned to
the city Wednesday. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Fred.
Mrs. Ed Came was passenger from
Denver Wednesday evening.
H. A. Hicks went to Denver this
morning on business.
Jacob Leidinger and wife are in Den
YER on visit OF couple weeks.
Miss Isabelle Cslligan OF Idaho
Springs is visiting Miss Mammie Leld.
niger for ten day or more.
Miss A. Rachofsky was a visitor 10
Denver the middle OF last week.
Miss Lucy Barron has arrived from
Denver on an extensive visit to her
brother. in law, Ed Cody, and family.
She will remain all winter.
G. W. Bayha, representing the Bayha
& Bohm Monumental Works OF Denver,
is 10 the city on business.
S.. v. Newell came up from Denver