Gilpin observer., 1905-06-08
PERSONALS

VIM. Hoehe was passenger to Denver
Monday morning.
Morris Hazard returned Monday morn
ing from Pueblo where he had been for
several days looking after drug store
he and his brother are interested in.
Joseph S. Beaman of Denver was an
arrival in the city Monday morning to
look after his extensive business and
property interests.
B. L. Seymour was business psssen-
ger to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Horatio Hazard returned to Pueblo
Tuesday afternoon after several days
visit in the city with his brother. Mr..
Hazard is thinking Of disposing of his
pharmacy in that city and the deal will
probably be closed in week or two.
VIM Harvey went to Denver Tuesday
afternoon.
E. r. Messter OF the Waltham mine
in Russell, was a business passenger to
the capital Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Jaisbaugh was among the passen-
gers to Denver on the afternoon train
Tuesday.
Fred Kruse, Jr, who has been attend
ing the Columbia University in New
York, was an arrival home on a visit to
his parents Tuesday evening. He will
return to New York to resume his studies
in July.
William Ryan, the insurance man, re-.
turned Tuesday evening from business
trip to the capital.
Fred Ballard was a passenger to the
Queen City Sunday for short rest after
a very busy week.
James Brown made trip to Denver
Sunday to enjoy short rest and prone.
made the city.
Jack Hughes went to Denver Sunday
to drive back several head of horses for
Neil Mckay.
Ed. Cody went to Denver Sunday
morning on urgent business. Mr.. Cody
managed to find time to take in few of
the sights of the busy metropolis.
A. Nj. Potter returned from trip to
Denver Sunday morning.
Ollie Peterson of Denver and young
Mcintyre of Golden arrived in the city
Sunday morning to play ball with the
local team.
Albert Skeels went to Denver Sunday
afternoon to attend to little business.
George McGregory aud family left for
Denver Sunday afternoon for short
visit.
Herman Peterson left Sunday after
noon for Denver to enjoy a short visit
with his mother.
day afternoon to see the one and only
attraction.
Miss Stella King made trip to the
valley Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Nesbith we're among the
passengers to Denver Sunday afternoon.
George Rule, Victorious Maymon and
Frank Grabmaier composed a very Sc,
lect trio Of gentlemen who went to the
Forks Of the Creek Sunday to evade the
din and noise Of the busy burg.
Ed Lundquist went TO Denver Tues
day morning on business.
Miss Ida kruse went to Golden Mon.
day morning for the purpose of attend
ing the annual session OF the normal in
stitute OF the fourth district, which COM
prises Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek
counties. The session opened Monday
morning and will continue for two weeks.
NJ. Hale went to the Forks Of the
Creek Friday morning on business.
Walter Funk went to Greeley Satur-
day morning on pleasure trip, return
ing Monday evening.
!. b. Henry, the well.known insurance
man, went to Denver Saturday morning
to look after matters in connection with
his business.
j. B. Merritt, the piano dealer, re-
turned Saturday morning from few
days business trip in Denver.
w. S. Green, G. NJ. Laird and DR.. A..
G. Asquith left Saturday morning for
Colorado Springs where they went to
represent the local gun club in the Post
trophy shoot. The gentlemen returned
home Monday.
Dan Hooker went to Denver Saturday
morning on business connected with the
Apex survey for the extension OF the
Colorado l. Southern from Black Hawk.
Mr.. Hooker says the work will req uire
more time than he had at first antici.
pated, and tnat they will not finish ruhn.