Gilpin observer., 1905-08-24
PERSONALS

selves to a queens taste.
A. F. Greer, who has been clerking at
the Central Shoe & Clothing Co., drove
over to Rollinsville Sunday morning
where he boarded the train for Denver.
From Denver he will proceed to Texas,
panied to Rollinsville by DR.. E. F. War
rem.
w. G. Fullerton made trip to Dem
yer Thursday to be treated bysthe ply
sician who operated on him some time
ago for catarrh OF the head.
W. H. Champion, mother, sister and
brother, left Thursday for Sedalia, Mo-,
on an extensive visit to relatives.
Humphrey Williams was among the
passengers on the outgoing train Thurs
day. He went to Golden. place, for
some unknown reason, that has much
greater attraction for him than his home
town.
Ralph Chase went to Denver Satur.
day morning 20 spend Sunday with his
family.
Frank Mills and wife returned fro m
Denver Saturday where they went dur
ing the week to see the sights while the
Eagles held sway.
Commissioner John c. Jenkins came
in from his summer camp in Boulder
park Saturday evening to attend to bus
mess matters and to free himself from
the pesky mosquitoes that persist in
making themselves felt in and around
the park.
VIM. McCallister went to Denver Sun.
day for taste Of city life.
Mrs. R. B. Williams returned Sunday
morning from very pleasant stay in
Denver.
Miss Lena Hepburn returned from a
short visit to Denver Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ranney, mother OF Mrs. Harry
Lake, was an arrival Sunday morning
from Denver ON a visit to her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams came up
from Denver Sunday morning.
Jas. Miller, of Oil City, Pa, who has
been here the past several weeks for the
purpose of settling up his fathers es-
tate, returned from a short trip to Den
yer Friday afternoon. He is member
OF the Eagle lodge and went to the cap
ital to enjoy the festivities and incident
ally to meet some friends from his home
town.
Miss May Taylor, Of Denver. was an
arrival Friday evening and visited at the
Teller house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, of Greeley, came
up Friday evening to enjoy visit with
the family Of L. c. Todd.
Mrs. Wash. Henderson came up from
Denver Friday evening to visit Mrs.
Williams, Of Packard Gulch.
Percy Alsdorf and family, and a lady
friend who is visiting them, left for Pac.
tolus Saturday where they will spend a
month rusticating.
John H. Heinz, OF Denver, formerly
connected with large pickleworks Of that
name, is in the city, looking after mining
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cudahy re-
turned from trip to Denver and other
points Saturday evening.
Fred Rowe returned from a trip to
the metropolis Saturday evening.
John Hughes and bride, who were
married in this city last Wednesday, re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
Denver Saturday evening. The couple
intend to go to housekeeping and will
reside in Central
A. Rapin returned from Denver Sat
urday evening where he had been in at
tendance at the meeting of the Eagles.
]. l. Perkins, OF the West Notaway,
and wife, returned from a trip to the
Queen city Saturday evening.
Mike Kelley, well.known resident OF
Central, who has been in Central Amer
ica the past year where he was engaged
in mining, returned home Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Riley will remain in the city
with his family.
Mrs. L. Fountain left Monday morning
for Berthoud to visit with relatives and
friends.
VIM. Trebilcock returned Sunday
morning from four months trip to his
old home in Cornwall, England. He en-.
ioyed his visit to his native home hugely.
Albert Stephens returned from u trip
to Denver Sunday.
Herbert Spargo returned Sunday
morning after having been absent from
the city about four months, during