Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12
PERSONALS


to Denver Sunday afternoon, returning
Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hannah returned
from visit to relatives in Denver Sun
day evening.
Geo. w. Mabee, Sr., was an arrival
from Denver Monday morning on mining
business.
r, L. Martin came up from Denver
Monday morning on mining business.
Herman BRANDED, Jake Ledinger and
Ambrose Mathes returned from their
outing at Williams Forks in Middle park
Saturday morning. The gentlemen were
very successful in fishing and brought
back with them large quantity OF trout,
which they distributed among their
friends. They were unsuccessful in bag
ging game.
H. j. Hawley returned Monday morn.
ing from visit to his family in Denver.
j. c. McShane was business passen-
ger to Denver Monday morning, return.
ing in the evening.
E. M. Sabin, an attorney of Idaho
Springs, was an arrival in the city Tues
day morning on legal business.
Miss Lilly Moyle was an arrival from
Denver Tuesday on visit to friends.
VIM. Blake, of the Gibson mine. came
up from Denver Tuesday morning.
John Loughran and son, Jim, who
went to Elcho Nevada, short time ago,
returned home last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Loughran had good position in Ne.
vada as manager for large mining syn
dicate, but the climate OF that state did
not agree with his health and he was
compelled to return to Colorado.
Charles Meyers of Chicago was an ar
rival in the city Monday evening.
George W. Schneider, deputy state
mine inspector, was an arrival from
Georgetown Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank McGinniss, wife Of Station
Agent McGinniss, was an arrival Satur.
day evening IA visit to her husband,
She returned home Sunday afternoon.
Fred Bushover went to Denver yester.
day morning for the purpose OF buying
some hores.
So! Bacharach returned Monday even
ing from Denver where he had gone to
attend services, it being the Jewish day
Of Atonement
Frickey Frasher was in the city Tues
day calling on his numerous customers.
Mrs. VIM. Tippett, who has been Wis.,
itine in Denver the past week is expected
home this evening.
Nj. Maymon was a passenger to the
capital city Saturday afternoon, remain
ing over Sunday on visit to his family.
Louis and Anna Rachofslxy were pas
sengers on the morning train, the former
bound for Boulder and the latter for
Denver, to visit with, friends and rela-
tives.
Frank Poole and daughter went to
Denver this morning to spend few days
visiting.
Mrs. G. c. Saunders, wife OF Or. Saun-
ders, and daughter, arrived last Satur-
day from Chicago. They will remain in
the city.
Chas. E. Wiley. Ray Stout, Dudley
Graves ond A. Rapin will leave Sunday
morning for Denver to witness the shoot
between w. S. Green of this city and A.
w. Peterson OF Denver for the Post
trophy cup. The contest is to be a 80
shot match. Those OF the city who are
familiar with Mr.. Green's ability as a
marksman, feel confident that he will
win the cup. He has, been practicing
constantly the past week for the match
and is in splendid condition, feeling that
he could do William Tell stunt with
his rifle by knocking the apple off the
head and not removing the head from
the body.
Miss Oca Cushman, head night nurse
at ST. Lukes hospital in Denver, drove
over from Idaho Springs accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. John Nankervis aud Miss
Mary Thomas, also a nurse at st. Lukee,
last Saturday and spent the day visiting
with Mrs. Frank Mayhem.
J. G. Peterson, Of Omaha, Neb, was an
arrival in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Peter.
son has mining interests in Pine creek.
Miss Ida Kruse returned Sunday from
her extended European trip. While
abroad she visited the :leading cities OF
England, France and Germany. Her
tour OF the foreign Countries was most
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