Gilpin observer., 1905-05-18
PERSONALS

Miss Marcella Nachtman went to Den
yer Sunday morning and remained un-
til Sunday afternoon.
I Ed. Williams, Jr., a mining man from
Denver, arrived in the city Friday MORN
ing on business, returning Saturday af
ternoon.
Miss Maggie Rank, formerly OF this
city, now resident OF Denver, arrived
in the city Saturday, accompanied by
her mother. Miss Maggie returned on
Sunday to the capital, where she is teach
ing in the schools of that city. Mrs.
Rank left on Monday train on visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Abe Richie, at Du-
range.
his son, Frank, the fore part of the
week.
Martin Rule, resident of Denver,
was in the city the latter part OF last
Richards.
Mrs. VIM. Nichols came up from Den
yer Saturday to remain in the city u
couple Of days to look after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. McShane made a
trip to their ranch near Arvada Sunday.
Henry Harrington went to Denver
Sunday afternoon to attend to some
mining business.
Judge Fl. A. Hicks was a passenger to
Golden and Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lauretta Laushran, teacher at
!. the Lake gulch school, accompanied by
her sister, returned from a short visit to
Denver Sunday evening.
Fred McFarlaue returned Sunday af-
in Denver.
j. Henry, the barber, went TO Denver
Sunday morning to enjoy short visit
with his family.
j. Il. Bechtel, manager Of the Teller
house left last Wednesday for Arvada to
attend the funeral of his cousin. From
there he went to Denver where he met
his wife and family who had just ar
rived in that city from Lincoln. Neb.
Mr.. Betchel and family returned to Cen
trail Sunday evening.
Mrs. r. B. Williams went to Denver
Monday morning for short business
and pleasure trip.
A Mrs. Malet OF Denver arrived in the
city Monday morning on business, re
turning in the aft -rnonn
VIM. Hoefs was passenger to Dan
yer Monday morning.
= Rev. r. Il. Forester wife and mother
made a trip to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs. Helwig went to Denver Tuc 5day
for short visit. -
Mrs. w, NJ. Parenteau went to Denver
Tuesday morning.
\ Mesdames Sames Bawden and w. H.
Glanville, accompanied by Miss Matte
Hooper, went to Denver Tuesday moro
ing to be in attendance at a meeting OF
the Womens' Relief Corps. Tney ex.
pect to return Saturday.
Herman Peterson returned Monday
evening from business trip to Denver.
Walter Funk was business passen.
ger to Denver Tuesday morning..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. FIeuschhutz re
turned Monday evening from Denver.
Mr.. Fleuschhut. lad Just returned from
business "trip 20 New York in connec
ton with mining matters and Mrs.
FleuschhutZ met him 10 Deover.
]. Costley left for Silver Bell, Arizona,
via Red Rock, last Saturday, where he
expects to engage 10 minins.
John Ross of Boulder was over last
week looking after mipiag inter and
visiting relatives and friends.
Ole Oksrstrom OF Perigo was visitor
last Saturday and was doing the right
thing by the boys.
John Dillon went The Denver Monday
= morning on IA business trip. He returned
home the same eve i'T.
Mr.. w. II. Parenteau went to Denver
Tuesday morning and returned i, the
evening.
A.C. Newton was in from American
City Sunday and ,ok the stage out that
day for the camp.
Joe Walters, manager Of the Ever
green mine at Pine Greek, and w. @.
Hollister, OF that thriving mining sec-
tion, were in the city Saturday on busi-
ness.
Hon. Fred Eolsinger and two children
left for Chatfield, Minn the early part
OF the week. Mr.. Bolsipger goes there