Gilpin observer., 1904-06-30
PERSONALS

i Miss Ada Batchelder, the phone operd-
tor, who by her kindness, courtesy and
patience has won 80 many friends in this
city. left Saturday afternoon for Golden
to spend her much needed vacation with
her mother and sister in that city.
Charles E. Wiley returned from a
short sojourn to Denver Thursday even
ing.
1 james Rule, Jr who has been visiting
with his mother in Denver for few
days, returned home Thursday evening.
Fred Kruse returned from a business
trip to Denver Thursday evening.
Charles Vallero came up from Denver
Thursday evening to visit few weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. Val
leTo.
Martin Rule came up from Denver
Thursday evening to visit with his Sis
ters in this city.
Clarence Morgan left Friday morning
for Greeley, where he will reside, he
having accepted position in that city.
Judge H. A. Hicks returned from a
business trip to Denver Friday morning.
Mrs. A. G. Reckling, who has been
spending week visiting friends in Den
yer, returned home Friday morning.
Vim. Hayden returned from a short
visit to Denver Friday morning.
Leroy Williams, after few days visit
to Denver. returned Friday morning.
John Trathen, a prominent business
man Of Idaho Springs, Was attending
the district court last Friday.
| vi. Noxon. Of the Idaho Springs Min
ing Gazette. was visiting here on FRI
tdas.
Mrs. John Knowles and daughter, of
Idaho Springs, we're visiting friends here
last week.
| Mrs. Nora D. Holck left Friday after
noon for few days visit with friends
in Denver.
VIM. Trebilcock returned from visit
to Denver Friday evening.
Mrs. Percy Alsdorf, who has been Wis.,
iting with her mother. Mrs. H. Peterson,
in Denver, returned Friday evening.
Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. Evans, mother
and sister of DIR. Hannah. aud Mrs
Balm. raother Of Mrs. DR.. Hannah, are
visitinfin this city this week.
| N. D. Owen came up from Denver Fri
day evening to attend tne Mason's ban.
quet. He returned Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Chrisman came up from Denver
Friday evening to officiats at st. Paul's
church Sunday.
j. Med. Livesay came up from Denver
Friday evening to attend to legal bust
ness in this city.
l. Perry Kline. who went to Denver to
attend the Pioneers reunion at Elitch's
gardens, last week, returned Friday even
ing. While away he took in the Cham
ber OF Commerce excursion over the
Moffat railroad from Denver to Boulder
pask.
Sheriff Thomas Cody left Saturday
afternoon for Buena Vista, having in
charge John Harvey, who was sentenced
to the reformatory in that city.
Ralph Chase was passenger to Den
yer Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
with his family. -s4
Mrs. and Mrs. W. o. Jenkins were pass
I teugers to Denver Saturday afternoon to
spend . few days with relatives in that
city.
i Il. A. Hall, the railroad promoter, was
a passenger to Denver Saturday after
! noon.
District Attorney Thurman was q
passenger to his home at Littleton Sat.
urday afternoon.
Ralph Talbot, one OF the attorneys in
the Sun and Moon case, was psssen.
ger to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Miss Irene Kruse, student at the
UniveFsity Of Denver, after spending a
few days with her mother returned 10
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley went to
Denver Saturday afternoou to spend q
few days sith relatives in that city.
z. r. Richardson, q prominent attor.
usyo OF Denver, who has been in attend.
ance OF the district court, returned to
Denves Saturday afternoon.
Thomas 81. Potter was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
i Fl. P.Lowe, representative OF tho In.
ternational Correspondence school, after
attending to business interests In this
city rsturhed to Denver Saturday after.
noon.