Gilpin observer., 1904-04-21
PERSONALS

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Monday evening.
Hal Sayr came up from Denver Mon
day evening to attend to his mining in
terests in this county.
M. X. Sullivan returned from few
days visit to Denver Monday evening.
r Jake Mayr,on came up from Colorado
Springs Tuesday morning to make a
short visit with his parents in this city.
Geo. Scheer of GSlden was visiting the
merchants here Tuesday.
r. L. Martin was passenger to Den,
yer Tuesday afternoon.
E. W. Hurlbut came up from Denver
Monday morning to look after his bust
ness interests in this city.
Ed. Davis returned from a trip to
Denver Monday evening.
Henry Thrispeh returned from Denver
Monday morning.
Lew Humphries, after spending few
days in this city, returned to Denver
Monday afternoon.
Horatio Hazard was passenger to
Pueblo Monday afternoon.
Il. II. Clark was passenger to Denver
Monday afternoon. He returned Tues
day evening.
Steve Brereton came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Mrc Na1larn IN TnocA
afternoon to visit with her daughter in
that city for few days.
John Fitzgibbons accompanied the re-
mains of Tim Hayes to Mount Olivet
Tuesday afternoon.
| Arthur Millett returned from a visit
with his parents in Denver. Tuesday
evening.
X. Morris OF Denver was a passenger
here Tuesday evening.
II. r. Lowe of the International Cor
respondence school came up from Den
yer Tuesday evening.
Mrs Emma MARROW, who has been IN
Denver for some time for her health, re-
turned home Monday evening. She was
accompanied by her friend Miss Nellie
Enright, who will visit in this city for
few days.
Miss Margaret Rank OF Denver visited
old friends here for few days the latter
sart of last week, returning to Denver
Sunday afternoon. She was accompa-
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John j. Kelley went to Denver Mon
day morning,
Mrs. John Mckay returned from an
extended visit in the east Sunday morn
ing, where she went for the benefit Of
her health.
Mrs. William Nichols is up from Den
yer this week visiting with Mrs. NJ. T..
Griffith.
James Retallack returned from visit
to the valley Sunday morning.
Geo. Goodier, of the Oro Verde Min
ing company, returned from business
trip to Denver Sunday morning.
Otto Scheffier went to Arvada Sunday
afternoon to visit with his sister few
days.
L. Goldman was passenger to Den
yer Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lena Eilmann was passenger
to the valley Sunday afternoon.
Thomas II. Potter returned from Den
yer Monday evening.
Abe Rachofsky returned from bust
ness trip to Denver Friday morning.
L. l.. Regennitter, one Of the leading
attorneys Of Idaho Springs, was attend
ing to legal business here Friday.
j. F. Hopkins, of the New York mill
company, was looking after business in
terests here Friday.
II. J. Hawley was passenger to Den
yer Friday afternoon to spend Sunday
with his family in that city.
S. V. Newell was passenger up from
Denver Friday evening.
Miss Edith Hendrie was a passenger
to Denver Friday afternoon to spend a
few days in that city.
Mrs. Adelaide Nichols, after spending
few days in this city visiting with Mrs.
NJ. Il. Griffith, returned to Denver Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Prcsnell, after spending few
days In this city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. II. A. Hicks, returned to Golden
Friday afternoon. She was accompanied
by her grand daughter, Miss Dorothy
Hicks,
DR.. Fraser returned from business
trip to Denver Friday evening.
Theo. Marx. after looking after his