Gilpin observer., 1904-06-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. Henry Howard and daughter,
! Miss Henrietta, came up from Denver
Thursday evening to attend the gradua-
ton exercises at the Opera house that
evening.
Richard Fraser was passenger over
from Cripple Creek Thursday evening to
spend a few days with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. William Hartman was passen-
ger to Denver Friday morning.
Master Howard Ferguson went to
Denver Friday afternoon to spend few
day with friends.
Ii. p. Davies was passenger to Den
YER Friday afternoon to spend Sunday
with his family.
Miss Mary Mcleod. who has been at
tending the Teachers Institute at Gold
en-, came home Friday evening.
Miss Kate Peers returned from short
visit to Denver Friday evening.
r. A. Hall, railroad promoter, was a
passenger up from Denver Tuesday
evening.
Ray Stout, who had an operation per-
formed for appendicitis at st. Joseph's
hospital, returned Friday evening much
improved 10 health.
Miss Rose Moan, one OF the operators
at the telephone exchange, was a pass
enger to Denver Saturday morning.
H. G. Shuck returned from Los An
geles, California, where he wac dele
gate to the general conference OF the NJ
e. church, Thursday evening. From all
appearances to his friends he has been
living well and having general good
time. Mr.. Shuck while away had the
honor to be nominated for governor OF
Colorado by the Prohibition party.
Miss Julia c. Taylor, principal Of the
high schsol. was a passenger to Denver
and other Colorado cities, Saturday
morning.
II. A. Hicks made business trip tc
Denver Saturday morning.
R. L. Martin was a passenger to Den.
yer Saturday morning.
Mrs. G. Il. Ray, who has been teach.
ing school here during the last term, was
passenger to her home in the east Sat
urday morning.
Miss Marcella Nachtman, the popular
school teacher, was passenger to the
state of Kapsas Saturday morning
where she will spend her vacation.
Joseph Jones was passenger to Den
yer Saturday morning.
Rev. Chrissman was a passenger W
from Denver Saturday morning to Off
ciate at st. Paul's church Sunday.
Miss Jean Nicholson was passenger
over from Idaho Springs Friday evening
to spend few days with her friend Mrs
Burt Seymour in this city.
Glenn Heuer was passenger up from
Leyden Saturday morning to spend Z
few hours with his family. He returned
that afternoon.
Mrs. Denny Allen, who has been visit
ing friends in Denver, returned home
Saturday morning.
George Collins was up from Denver
last Saturday attending to business in
terests.
Bruce Meyers returned from a shor
visit to Denver Saturday morning.
Burt Campbell took Saturday after
moons train for short trip to Denver.
Fred Totman was passenger to Den
YER Saturday afternoon to take in tn
sights over Sunday.
Martin Rule, who has been visiting
friends here. returned to his home il
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ontis was passenger to Victo
Saturday afternoon to visit with he
daughter, Mrs. Herrick Mcleod.
Mrs. John Richards left Saturday al
ternoon to visit with friends in Denver
George Mabee was passenger to Den
YER Saturday afternoon.
: Miss Myra Carson. one Of the teacher
in the public school, left Saturday after
! noon for an eastern trip during ner va
cation.
Mrs. Mabel Richards left Saturday al
, ternoon for visit with relatives in Der
. YER.
!, Miss Katherine A. Miller, school teact
or, left Saturday afternoon to spend he
; vacation in various parts OF the state.
y J.C. McShane was passenger to Al
I vada Saturday afternoon.
8. v. Newell went to Denver Saturda
afternoon.
Thomas Stephens was passenger