Gilpin observer., 1904-02-11
PERSONALS

morning.
]. j. Reilley, the well known mining
man, accompanied a few friends here on
Friday on sightseeing tour.
S. V. Newell was up from Denver last
Friday morning.
Judge DeFrance, after adiourning
court, returned to Golden Friday morn
ing.
w. r. Benzie, of the Benzie Investment
Co. of Denver, was attending to his min
= ing interests here last Friday.
J. @. McShane was passenger to Ar
vada Friday afternoon.
Hal Sayr after spending few days
here returned to Denver Friday after
noon.
\ J. F. Hopkins of the New York Mill
Ncompany was attending to business here
last Friday.
Miss Annie Rachofsky returned from a
visit to Denver Friday evening.
f. Ii. Messenger was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Vim. Martin went to Arvada Saturday
afternoon.
Geo. Mabee went to Dcnver Saturday
afternoon to spend Sunday with his
family in that city.
Ben Thomas was passenger to Den
yer Saturday afternoon.
Peter McFarlane went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to spend Sunday with
bis family in that city.
e. Manson was a passenger to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
w. V. Came returned from business
trip to Denver Sunday morning.
Miss Maud Taylor came up from Den
yer Saturday evening to spend a few
days with her sister, Miss Julia c. Tay
lor.
X. \. Hall, the railroad promoter, was
attending to business here last Saturday.
Earl McMorran of Spokane, Washing
ton, arrived in this city Saturday morn
ing on a visit with his cousin Merle Mar.
TOW. He may locate here.
I Arthur Pryor came up from Colorado
Springs for a few days visit Saturday
evening.
Thomas Cody left for Canon City Sun
day afternoon, having in charge John
. Bruce, who was sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary in that city.
WIN. Bloomer returned to Leyden
Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Sella, after visiting with
friends for few days in this city, re-
turned to his home in Denver Sunday
afternoon.
L. Goldman was passenger to Den
yer Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. n. Desaulnier left for few
days visit to the valley last Sunday af-
ternoou.
Claude Potf, after spending. ten days
in this city returned to Denver Sunday
afternoon.
James and Edward Bennets left for
the state Of Idaho Sunday afternoon,
where they have positions awaiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davies returned
from visit to Denver Sunday evening.
Judge Hicks returned from business
"trip to Denver Sunday evening.
Mr.. Anderson and sons returned from
Denver Sunday evening, where he was
consulting doctor about his sons eyes.
J.B Mckay and son Gail came up
from the valley Sunday evening.
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>cated at Silverton, in the San Juan min
ing district, for some time, returned to
this city Monday morning.
Jos. Beaman came up from Denver
Monday morning. lie returned that af-
tcrnoon.
II. o. Brubaker made business trip
to the Queen City Monday afternoon.
Miss N. Wiley came up from Denver
Saturday evening to spend few days
with her friend Miss May Robinson.
Steve Hoskin returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Thomas Potter returned from bust.
ness trip to Denver Monday evening.
Mrs. l.. Brown and daughter, Fannie,
came up from Denver Mondny evening
to spend few days with friends in this
city.
Mrs. VIM. McCalister returned from
Golden, where she had been visiting her
parents, Monday evening.
J. Med. Livcsay returned to Denver
Friday morning.
Joseph Harvey was passenger up
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