Gilpin observer., 1905-10-05
PERSONALS

boarding house, leaves for her ranch at
Ault, Colo, about Nov. 1st.
G. w. Bayha, of the firm OF Bayha &
Bohm, the headstone firm OF Denver,
has been IN the city the past week 80
liciting and transactipg business. He
has made arrangements to place monu
ments for the families of John Lough-
ran and James q. Tierney in the Catho-
lie cemetery.
Silar R. Teats went to Denver yester-
day afternoon to meet his brother Eu-
gene, who short time ago underwent
surgical operation in that city. Eugene
is now operating some big mining vent
ures in South America and will shortly
return there.
Fl. G. Shuck left Monday for Ashland
Ore, on business connected with lum-
ber enterprise he is interested in there.
A. Ontis and wife, Of Denver, who had
been visiting the formers mother, re
turned to their home Monday afternoon.
Geo. w. Mabee, ST., was an arrival
from Denver Tuesday on business.
Geo. Collins, the mining man, was an
arrival from Denver Tuesday evening.
Fritz J. Altvater, wife and mother
drove to Golden yesterday, Mr.. Altvater
going down for the purpose of placing
his thoroughbred racing colt on pasture.
His mother continued her journey to
Denver, where she will visit a week or
more.
Mrs. Leo. Voll returned from trip to
Denver Tuesday evening where she had
been visiting. ,.,-
Jas. Couch was business passenger
to the capital yesterday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Couch was passenger to
Denver yesterday morning.
Bruce Clifton, who was appointed
manager OF the Bigelow mill in Boulder
park Monday at meeting of the direct
ors of the Quigley Lumber company, left
yesterday for that section to assume his
duties.
II. Dennis was business passenger to
the Queen City yesterday morning.
Ed. Karns and wife, OF Denver, we're
arrivals Saturday morning on visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Karns.
| Mrs. John Smock returned Friday
from visit to Denver.
M. Hale, who was married last Thurs.
day to Miss Lucy Pope Of Silver Plume,
returned to the city with his bride Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs Hale will reside here
permanently.
| Mrs. VIM. Tippett went to Denver
Monday afternoon to visit her sister,
Mrs. r. B. Brown, who has been SICK in
Denver the past several weeks.
r. b. Brown returned Sunday evening
from trip to Denver, where he went to
visit his wife who has been sick in the
capital city for several weeks past Mrs.
Brown was recovering from her first at
tack of sickness but had relapse
made her condition somewhat precarious
for time. She is getting better now.
though, and it is hoped she will con-
tinue to improve until she is we'll COM
pletely.
Ed. Rossivick arrived here last Sun
day evening on short visit and bust.
ness trip. While here he shipped his
mothers household goods to Denver
where the family resides. He will re-
turn today.
Rev. Il. II. Forester returned the
middle of last week from two weeks
visit to his old home in Iowa and points
in Nebraska. While away he met mum.
erous old time friends, and his vacation
generally speaking was most enjoy able
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Ashbaugh, father
and mother OF Judge Ashbaugh, who
had been visiting the latter the past
month, returned TO their home in
Moundville, Mo. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ash
baugh for many years were residents Of
Ceptral and their countless friends here
always welcome their return to the city.
| Il. w. Hurlbut, who il Interested in
the Quigley Lumber company, was a
business passenger to the city Monday.
Mrs. Harry Eilmann returned Sunday
evening from a months visit in Denver.
Mrs. w. II. Richards and daughter,
Georgia, left Friday for Arizona to join
Mr.. Richards who 10 engaged in that
state at mining. The Richards until II
month or more ago were residents OF