Gilpin observer., 1905-08-31
PERSONALS

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mained until Saturday evening.
Fred Ballard, Of Nederland, arrived in
the city Sunday morning and after con
sulting his partner, Fred Warwick, con-
cerning the fire which destroyed their
building at Nederland Saturday night
regarding the course to persue, left on
the afternoon train for Denver. After
the consultation the gentlemen decided
they would rebuild Immediately and Mr..
Billiards. trip to the capital was for the
purpose of purchasing the necessary ma
terial.
Mrs. Frank I. Ewing, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chase Withrow, after enjoying
a very pleasant visit with her parents,
left for her home in Greeley Thursday
evening.
Attorney George w. Thurman re-
turned Sunday morning from a several
Gays, trip to Colorado Springs, where he
went on business.
Mrs. Jake Leidinger left for Pueblo
Sunday where she will remain several
weeks on visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. Fuelscher and daughter went
to Cripple Creek Saturday afternoon to
week or two visiting friends and rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. j. NJ. Hannah and A. NJ. Potter
were among the passengers to Denver
Saturday afternoon to visit over Sunday
with friends and relatives. Sunday
morning the gentlemen attended church
services and in the afternoon old haunts
of interest we're visited
w. c. Matthews and son, Thurston,
returned Saturday evening from their
outing in Boulder park. They claim
their angling for the speckled beauties
proved most successful and they caught
more trout than they could carry home.
The last few days of their stay at the
park the gentlemen devoted their time
to the sport of casting, not for the fish
understand, as every time they would
land one Of the finny tribe it would be
thrown back into the creek. Next to A.
Rapin the gentlemen hold the record OF
the season.
Mrs. NJ Maymon and three sons, Vic
tor, Moses and Ludwick, departed last
week for Denver where they will reside
in the future. Vic. has been transferred
from the telephone station in this city
to the one in Denver and not only has
much better position than the one he
held in this city but receives quite an in
crease in salary. Mr.. Maymon will con-
tinue to reside in Central, Denver being
too corrupt politically and too wicked
generally to induce him to become per.
manent resident of the city. The May.
mons have lived here a good many years.
during which time they cultivated the
friendship OF numberless citizens and
their departure will cause regret within
their large circle Of friends.
Oscar Williams was business passen-
ger to the metropolis Monday morning
Mrs. Win. Kuhns and daughter went
to Denver Saturday afternoon to visit a
few days.
Miss Bertha Chase accompanied her
sister, Mrs. A. Fuelscher, to Cripple
Creek Saturday evening
Mrs. j. r. Ranney, mother Of Mrs. n.
q. Lake, who had been visiting her
daughter the past week. returned to her
home in Denver Saturday afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Lake returned Monday
evening from Denver after having spent
very delightful week visiting friends
and relatives.
G. NJ. Laird hied himself to Denver
Friday afternoon to visit his family and
take sundry gappirgs at anything Of in
terest he might happen to run across.
He returned Monday evening and the
family will arrive Friday in time for the
children to commence school Tuesday
morning.
A. Rachofsky, OF the New York Store,
returned Monday evening from Chicago
and the east where he went couple
weeks ago to purchase his fall stock OF
dry goods and clothing.
Mrs. Mary A. Helm, Of Denver, came
up Monday evening to look after her
property. She is thinking Of making
some improvements on her houses on
West High street.
Geo. Maybee. Sr., OF Denver, came up
Monday morning to look after matters
connected with the Virginia property in
Chase Gulch, mine he recently leased
. and started working Tuesday. He re-
.. turned home in the evening.
W. o. Jenkins spent Sunday in Den
yer.
Mrs Rnhart O,Rr;an u.a.A 4. Nn.i..