Gilpin observer., 1905-01-12
PERSONALS

Fred McFarlane went to Denver Sun
day morning to spend the day with his
father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzgibbons and
familywent to Ft. Collins to spend week
visiting Mrs. Fitzgibbons' mother.
Miss Effie Donald returned to Boulder
Sunday after having spent very pleas
ant visit with Mrs. James Fullerton.
Henry Harrington of the firm OF Har-
rington e. Ross was business passenger
to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Fred Meckling came up from Denver
Sunday morning, returning in the after
noon.
Judge Hicks went to Golden Sunday
afternoon, accompanied by his sister-in-
law, Miss Pressnell. who has been visit
ing the Hicks family the past week.
The Judge returned Monday morning to
be present at the session of the district
court.
Robert HASTE was passenger up
from Denver Sunday morning.
V. M. Came went to Denver and back
Monday.
Hal Sayr came up from Denver Mon
day morning on business.
R. j. st. Cleary, manager Of the
Brooklyn, came up from trip to Den
yer Monday morning.
Mrs James Fullerton went to Denver
for short visit Tuesday morning. She
returned in the evening.
Henry Schulties and wife wen. to
Denver Sunday afternoon on short
visit.
James McGinpis was passenger to
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss A. Scheffier was among the many
to leave on the afternoon train Sunday.
She went to Mecheta where she is teach
ing school.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Laughran and daugh-
ter, Miss Loretta, went to Denver Sun
day afternoon. Miss Loretta then left
for Boulder where she is attending the
University.
Mrs. Peter Mackin was passenger to
her home in Denver Sunday afternoon
after several weeks with her parents in
this city.
Marshal Stedman went to the lower
valley Sunday.
VIM. Tippett returned Monday after.
noou from several days visit in Denver
where he had gone on business.
Mrs. Emma B. Hall of Denver, who
has been travelling in the east, arrived
here Saturday on visit to her sister,
Mrs. F. j. Altvater. She left Tuesday
for California.
George Hamllik went to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
John C. Jenkins left Tuesday after
noon for Goldfield, Colo, where he has
extensive mining interests.
Mrs. LII. P. Davies came up from Dem
yer yesterday afternoon.
Miss Edythe Davis Of Denver arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon to accept
position as stenographer in the law
offices OF Hicks & Williams.
Judge Hicks leaves this afternoon for
Denver on business Of purely profes
sional nature.
William Fullerton, Frank c. Young
and Eugene Clark, directors OF the Local
banks, returned to Denver yesterday af
ternoon after having attended meetings
of the institutions the day previous.
Otto Sauer went to Denver Wcdnes
day afternoon after having spent a few
days in the city on business.
Mrs. Wm. Barrick and daughter, oil
Dumont, arrived Wednesday evening t
visit relatives.
]. c. Fleuschhatz returned this morn
ing from short business trip to Den
yer.
II. L. Martin of the Buell. mine came
up this morning on business.
E. e. Woods, who is recuperating from
an attack of la grippe, will leave this az
ternoon on months visit to his mother
and father at his old home in Oak Val.
ley. Kas. During his absence Mr.. Woods
will spend few days in Ft. Worth and
Galveston, Texas.
Chas. McCallister went to Denver Fri.
day for few days sojourn. While
there he visited several sessions OF the
legislature and gives very interesting
account Of the scenes which transpired
during the meetings Of the senators anG
representatives. He returned Suuda,
afternoon and was we'll pleased with hav
ing left the city Of corruption withou
having been contaminated by the maa!
evil influences which are so prevalent a
this time in the capital city. when tn