Gilpin observer., 1904-04-07
PERSONALS

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/ Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express wagon for
the past year, left Friday morning fol
| Colorado Springs to accept run from
that city to Ogden, Utah as assistant
messenger.
Ed Hurlbut of Denver was attending
to his many business interests here
Friday.
Rev. Chrisman came up from Denyez
Friday morning to officiate at the Easter
services at the st. Paul's church in this
city.
| j. F. Hopkins Of the New York mill
company was attending to business here
on Friday.
| Ed Davis was passenger to Denver
Friday afternoon to attend the Shriners
banquet in that city that evening.
Merle NARROW was a passenger to Den
YER Friday afternoon to visit with his
mother who has been i'll in that city.
Fred Ballard was passenger on Fri
day evenings train from Denver.
w. C. Fullerton went to Boulder Fri
day morning to visit with his family a
few days who reside in that city. He
returned Sunday morning.
Miss Stella Presnell came up from
Golden Friday evening to visit with her
sister Mrs. H. A. Hicks.
Mrs. w. B. Lewis returned from a
few days visit to Denver Friday evening.
w. B. Dennison returned from busi-
ness trip to Denver Friday.
Miss Annie Rachofsky returned from
short visit to Denver Friday evening.
DR.. A. G. Asquith returned from Den-
yer Saturday morning where he crossed
the sands with the Shriners the evening
previous.
Guy Laird after spending week with
his parents returned to Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
Thomas Potter was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Fred Buckman we'll known granger
OF Guy hill was visiting here Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Doris after visit with her
mother Mrs. A. Hartong returned to her
home in Denver Saturday. afternoon.
Miss Minnie Frey was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon where she
will visit friends for several days.
F. II. Messenger made his regular trip
to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Williams went to Denver Sat.
urday afternoon to spend Sunday with
his wife who is visiting friends in that
city.
| Geo Mabee was passenger to his
home in Denver Saturday afternoon.
He was ACCOMPANIED by his son Darrow
who has been visiting here for the past
week.
VIM. Ayers was passenger to the
valley Saturday afternoon.
Frank McGinnis went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to spend Sunday with
his wife in that city.
Joseph Neidemeyer OF the Gunnell
mine made business trip to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Rachel Bowler, after a few days
visit with her friend Miss Alice Williams
returned to Denver Saturday afternoon
II. C. Eastman was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane came up from
Denver Saturday morning being sum.
moned here by the illness of her hus-
band.
Mrs. W. o. Jenkins returned from a
weeks visit with friends in Denver Sat
urday evening.
Theo Marx was passenger up from
Denver Saturday evening 10 look after
his many mining interests here.
Alfred Christopher returned from a
business trip to Denver Saturday even.
ing.
James Gilmour came up from Denver
Saturday evening toSisit with his father
and sisters few days and incidently tc
take in the Owls Post Lenten ball.
Nick Sans and son Hal returned from
his ranch near McCook, Nebraska, Sat
urday evening. While there Nick was
shown some fine bred race horses and be
says that things have changed wonder
fully since his last visit there tlfteer
years ago.
William Woods returned from Denver
Saturday evening where he had beer
participating in the Shriners banquet.
Miss Lille Rachoisky returned from
her vacation to the valley Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Adista Ray one OF the public