Gilpin observer., 1905-06-29
PERSONALS

Judge Hicks left the city Thursday
for California where he will spend few
weeks visiting with his family and so
iourning in several points in that state.
Mrs. Hicks and children have been
spending the first half Of the year in
California and will return home with
the Judge.
Bert Campbell was. passenger to
Denver Friday morning to visit over
Sunday with his wife.
Geo. Maybee made a business trip to
Denver Friday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hannah returned
Friday morning from trip to Colorado
Springs where the Doctor went to attend
the state meeting Of the Colorado Phar-
maceutical association.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. McShane went to
their ranch at Arvada Friday evening to
remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Helm was an ARRIVAL in
the city last Friday from Denver for the
purpose OF looking over her property on
West High. She is trying to dispose Of
her realty possessions in this commun-
ity.
Ed. Cody was business passenger to
Denver Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Rachofsky went to Denver
last Saturday morning to enjoy a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Harry Lake made trip to Den
yer last Saturday morning.
Steve Hoskins went to Denver Satur-
day morning to remain over Sunday Wis.,
iting with his family.
Miss May George and mother returned
from Denver Saturday morning where
they had been enjoying very pleasant
visit of ten days.
w. S. Green spent Sunday with his
family in Denver.
Mrs. Laura Champion went to Denver
Friday afternoon to attend the marriage
OF Miss Knowles, a dressmaker who for
merly iesided in this city, which occurred
the fore part Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan arrived
in the city last week to attend the fun
eral Of Jas. Tierney who was buried here
Thursday morning. returning home Fri
day afternoon to Leadville.
Mrs. NJ. X. Sullivan was a passenger
to Denver Friday afternoon to attend
the funeral OF the little Doran baby,
which was held in that city Sunday.
Sam Doran, Of Leadville, who accom-
panied the remains Of Jas. Tierney to
this city last Wednesday, was called
home suddenly owing to the severe ILL.,
ness OF his little baby. Before he ar
rived at Leadville the baby had died.
The remains were shipped to Denver
where interment was held Sunday. The
Dorans are well known in Central, hav-
ing been residents of this place a num-
ber OF years. Their many friends in this
county will sympatize with them in their
sad bereavement.
John Tierney and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. Tierney's n other, went to Den
yer Friday evening to attend the funeral
Of the little Doran baby.
E. Stevens and sons went to Denver
Friday af .ernoon in answer to call an
nouncing the death Of Mrs. Fred Wes-
colt, daughter of Mr.. Stevens. Mrs.
Wescott died Thursday as the result Of
heart failure. She had been living with
her husband at Russell Gulch a short
time ago when her condition became SO
Mr.. Wescott is pump man on the Old
Town mine and was Immediately sum-
moned when his wife had but very few
hours to live. The summons came lit
tie too late, however, and she expired
before he could reach her. The funeral
was held in Denver Saturday morning
at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. Wescott was we'll
known in the county having been born
in Central City. She had numerous
friends and her death will occasion much
sorrow, especially among her neighbors
in Russell Gulch.
Miss Gertrude Zahm went to Denver
Monday afternoon on visit.
Frank Bartender, former resident OF
Central City, who went to Australia
eight years ago, returned Friday night.
Tony Casagranda, native Of Austria,
arrived in the city Friday evening and
will seek employment 10 the mines. He
is unable to speak the English language
and can only converse through the SER
vices OF an interpreter. He was accom-
panied by Tomassa Casagranda, resi-
dent OF this city, who went to Austria
laat rail- To visit ralatiyea Somaasa Caa