Gilpin observer., 1904-12-22
JRSDAY, DECEMBER p, 1904.
PERSONALS
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Ed. Came was passenger to Denver
yesterday morning.
VIM. Valero was business passenger
to Denver Saturday.
Mrs. Will Jenkins and son went to
Denver this morning.
B.J. Hawley was among the Denver
passengers Friday evening.
H. G. Shuck went to Idaho Springs
this morning on business.
Thomas Cudahy returned from a trip
to Denver Sunday evening.
VIM. Flick went to Denver and back
yesterday on1a business trip.
Hugo Lewis was an arrival from Eliz-
abeth, Colo, Tuesday evening.
T. j. Flynn, the tea man, and son re-
turned to Denver this morning.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller is expected
in the city tomorrow on business.
Chris. Trezise went to Denver Tuesday
afternoon on visit Of a few days.
Mrs. Jere Nolan went to Denver last
Friday morning on a visit of few days.
Mrs. c. G.. Anderson OF the Golden
Rule store returned to Denver Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stout went to Den
yer Saturday morning to spend few
days.
Mrs. H. A. Hicks returned yesterday
from an extended visit 10 relatives in
Golden.
Frank Wiley Of the Eureka house
went to Denver Monday morning ON
business.
Mrs. Harry Duhurst left Saturday for
Denver to spend the holidays visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenkins went to
Denver yesterday morning, returning in
the evening.
Edgar Withrow went to Denver yes
terday morning on business, returning
in the evening.
Miss Ida Kruse returned from Denver
Sunday evening after having spent the
day IN the capital city.
&c. Mrse formerly OF this city, is
established in Seattle. WASH. where he
has opened law Office.
j. L. Cotton, the butcher, went to
Denver yesterday afternoon on business.
He will return this evening.
Miss Lille Williams who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Call, returned
to her home in Bisbee, Ariz., this morn
ing.
Hal Sayr and Eugene Clark came up
from Denver Monday to attend meet
ing OF the directors Of tho First National
bank.
Mrs. W. ]. Stull will leave this after
noon for Denver where she will remain
during the holidays on visit to rela-
tives.
John c. Jenkins returned Sunday
from Goldfield. Colo, where he had
been the past week looking after some
mining interests.
d. e. Wykoff is hauling the lumber
from his yard in this city to Idaho
Springs. 1t is probable that he will
abandon The business here.
Judge Hicks returned from trip tc
Denver and Golden Sunday evening
Mrs. Hicks remained in Golden on a
more extended visit to her parents.
Ed. Mitchell came up from Denver
Sunday morning to make preparations
to move the household effects OF his
mother and sister this week to the
Queen City.
Miss Rosa Nolan, one OF the telephone
operators went to Denver Monday morn
ing. She remained until the departure
OF the afternoon train and returned, &C
companied by her mother.
Sherman Pool went to Denver Sunday
morning. He returned in the Afternoon
accompanied by his wife who had beer
confined 10 one Of the hospitals in thai
city for several weeks. Many friends oi
Mrs. Pool will be pleased to learn that
she has entirely recovered from her i'll
ness.
Miss Jean Kyne who presented Lady
Audley's Secret" to the residents Of this
city more than week age, left Satur
day for visit to her parents who ART
living in Kansas. Miss Kyne has aban
doned her stage work for the presen
upon the advice Of physicians and vii
spend several weeks in Kansas, enjoying
a rest.
Judge Ashbaugh who has been visit
ing his parents in Missouri for the pas
month returned last Sunday. Mrs. Ash