Gilpin observer., 1905-07-27
PERSONALS

Mrs. w. S. Green and two sons arrived
from Denver Saturday to remain over
Sunday with Mr.. Green, of the New
Palace Drug company.
II. G. Shuck returned Friday evening
from months visit to his old home in
Bedford, Pa. While on his vacation Mr..
Shoop visited several eastern points, in
Guiding Mexico, N. Y, the home OF his
wife's parents. Mrs. Shoop and son are
in Mexico and will remain there until
fall.
G. M. Laird went to Denver Friday af-
ternoon to spend few days with his
family, which is summering in the cap
ital. Saturday, Mr.. Laird with his bet.
ter half and children took trip over
the Moffat road to enjoy a change OF
scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Steiber and two
sons, of st. Louis, Mo-, arrived in the
city last week and are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. l. N. Welch. Mr.. Steber is a
railway engineer and although he has
had some very swift rides he claims the
time schedule Of the G. 4 S, between
Denver and this place is little bit the
fastest he has ever experienced. He
complimented the road on its first class
equipment and monster engines and
said "ten. wheelers" were somewhat OF a
novelty to him. Mr.. and Mrs. Steiber
will remain in the city about two weeks.
Christopher Trezise temporarily sew
cred his connection with Office duties
Saturday afternoon and went to Denver
to remain over Sunday, thinking the in
tense heat of that city would be good
for what ails him."
Morris Hazard went to Denver Friday
afternoon to remain few days to enjoy
a short rest after long spell of hard
work. Mr.. Hazard returned the fore
part of this week accompanied by his
wife who will remain in the city.
Judge Hicks and friend from Golden
Chas. Whipple, went out to Boulder
park Monday to enjoy little piscatorial
pleasure.
Oscar Williams was among the passen-
gers to Denver Monday afternoon. Mr..
Williams went down solely on business
SO he claimed, but added that during his
perambulations should he arrive in the
vicinity Of the Barnum and Baily tents
he might take in the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Moulton were
among the residents who went to Denver
Monday morning to take in the circus.
Mrs. Moulton remained in Denver to
visit few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Mounts, of Apex,
went to Denver Monday afternoon to
witness the big performance Of the Bar
mum Bailey circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bechtel, OF the Teller
house, were among merry party who
went to Denver Monday afternoon to
visit the circus.
Sam Harris Nick Johns, Ed Tippett
and John oliver drove over to George
town Sunday morning to witness the
game between the Central and George
town teams.
Al Vincent, George Maybee and Matt
Manning composed trio of baseball en-.
thusiasts who went to Georgetown Sun.
day to see the game.
Mrs. A. Rapin and two sons went to
Denver Monday afternoon to visit a
week.
Jas. Gilmour and Geo. Philips, ac-
companied by their lady friends, went
to Georgetown Sunday to see the game.
Miss Cary Nolan, accompanied by Miss
Florence Sinomon who is known as the
Lewis Girl, being a model in the dress
making department of the Lewis store in
Denver, went to the capital Monday at
ternoon to visit with friends Miss Sim
omon had been visiting Miss Nolan in
this city the past week. The young lady
is OF tasty appearance, rather good look.
ing and caught the eye OF more than one
OF the local swelis who would have given
weeks wages fer just one look into the
limpid depths OF her beautiful orbs.
Miss Ada Batchelder, who arrived last
Thursday from Golden to visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ray Stout, returned home
Monday afternoon.
Arthur Potter went to Denver Monday
afternoon to visit relatives and friends.
Elmer Richards was among the pas.
sengers to Denver Monday afternoon.
He went down for the purpose Of witness
sing the big circus.
james McGinnis went to the capital
Monday afternoon.