Gilpin observer., 1905-03-16
PERSONALS


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J. E. Lightbourn went to Boulder Sun.
day to visit his family.
Ed. Davis made his customary visit to
his ranch near Arvada Sunday.
A. NJ. Potter went to Denver Friday
morning, returning Sunday evening.
William Quiller went to Denver Tues
day afternoon on business, returning
last night.
Mrs. p. w. Davis went to Pueblo
Thursday morning to spend couple of
weeks visiting with relatives.
Dan Fuelcher. representing the Zaag
Brewing company Of Denver, was doing
business in the city Saturday evening.
The law firm Of Hicks & Williams
were passengers to Denver Monday morn
ing on legal business, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. w. s. Green, who with her child
rem is residing in Denver, was an arrival
in the city Friday morning on visit to
her husband.
G. G. Hickox, a former resident of this
city, came up from Boulder Monday
morning to transact some business. He
returned last evening.
Judge II. A. Hicks returned Sunday
evening from months sojourn in Cali
fornia where he went to locate his fam
lily for visit Of several months.
Mrs. Alfred Skeels was a passenger to
Denver Friday morning where she went
to visit her mother in law, who is quite
ill. She returned Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bart Knight left for Cripple Creek
Tuesday to remain two or three weeks
visiting prior to her departure. for Gold
field, New, where her husband is located.
Mrs. N. D. Owen of Denver, who came
up for the purpose of attending the
McFarlane- Davidson nuptials, also to
enjoy short visit, returned to her home
Thursday
Mrs. VIM. Nicholas has rented her
house on Eureka street to the Hazelwood
family and left Wednesday morning with
her children for Denver where she Will
reside in the future.
H. J. kruse of Denver was up Tues
day evening to attend meeting of the
directors of the Rocky Mountain Ma
tioDal bank, and to attend to other bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley returned
home from Denver Saturday morning
where they had been detained owing to
the slight illness of the former. He was
threatened with an attack Of la grippe.
John C. jenkins left for Goldtield,
Colo, Monday afternoon where he went
to make final arrangements for the dis
position OF his interest in the Eagle mill
which was sold the fore part of the
week.
Louis Rachofsky made trip to Den
yer Thursday morning where his brother
Oscar, was operated on for an abcess OF
the ear. He returned Saturday and
stated that his brother was getting along
nicely.
Hal Sayr Of Denver, one OF the di-
rectors OF the Rocky Mountain bank,
came up Tuesday evening to attend the
meeting Of the directorate which was
held yesterday. He will return home
this evening.
Mrs. Thomas Tucker and Mrs. Wm
Mcleod, OF Victor, arrived in the cit,
Monday morning to visit their father
Mayor Davies. They will remain here
some time as an aunt Of theirs in thii
city is very sick.
Rev. Father O'Farrell, of Denver, wht
addressed the Hibernians at the Catholi,
church Sunday morning, returned to hi
home that evening after having spent
very plea SAINT visit OF few days will
Rev. Father Desaulniers.
Mrs. Fritz J. Altvater left for Denve
Monday morning where she will spend
week visiting with relatives. She will
be joined by Mr.. Altvater Friday and il
the evening they will take in the bil
ball OF the Shriners at the Brown Palac
hotel.
H. II. Hall, who has been mining il
Apex for the past two months, was Wis
itor to the city the fore part of the week
In speaking OF that section Mr.. Hal
said everything looked promising for
good summer and that at present man
old properties have been opened up an,
are being worked.
NJ. w. Ballard left Tuesday Afternoon
for Cripple Creek where he goes to Loo
over the locality with the intention Q
opening up saloon, providing the busi
ness outlook appeals to him. Othe
na rfiaa in this city mill haua nm ;nAa.as