Gilpin observer., 1905-03-30
PERSONALS


Denver Saturday evening.
Fred Ballard went to Denver Satur-
day to remain few days.
Leo Voll made short trip to Denver
Monday morning, returning in the even
ing.
John c. Jenkins and family left Satur-
day afternoon to remain few days on a
visit.
H. A. Hicks went to Denver Tuesday
tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Clark returned Monday
evening from weeks visit with friends
IN Denver.
Neil Mckay went to Denver Monday
on business trip. lie returned Wednes-
day morning.
Peter McFarlane made business trip
to Denver Saturday afternoon, returning
Monday evening.
Ed. Williams. Jr., was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon, returning
Monday morning.
Miss Kate Sutton was a passenger to
Golden Sunday afternoon, returning
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Richards of Apex, pass
ed through the city yesterday afternoon
en- route for Denver.
Mrs. II. G. Shuck ard son left for
Denver Saturday afternoon to remain
several days on visit.
Frank Poole was passenger to Den
yer yesterday morning. He is expected
to return this evening.
Mrs. Walter Morgan was among the
passengers to Denver Wednesday morn
ing, returning in the evening.
Chase Withrow went to Geor getown
Sunday afternoon on professional busi-
ness, returning Monday evening.
Mrs. James Gray, residing on Spring
street, was passenger to Denver Satur-
day morning. returnig last evening.
George w. Mabee, Jr., went to Denver
yesterday afternoon on business con-
nected with the Newfoundland mire.
Mrs. Wetstein, residing on Spring
street, left yesterday morning for George
town to visit few days with relatives.
J. E. Lightbourn made his regular
weekly visit to Boulder Saturday after
noon to remain over Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. VIM. Harvey was passenger to
Denver Tuesday afternoon. She will
visit in Denver several days before re-
turning.
w. II. Deerstyne, representing the
Peters Paper company OF Denver, made
his regular monthly trip to the city
Monday.
X. L. Martin came up from Denver
Monday morning to look after mining in.
terests in the camp. He returned that
afternoon.
Miss Marcella Nachtman went to Den
yer Sunday afternoon where she will re-
main during the week enjoying her
spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. McShane were
passengers to Arvada Saturday afternoon
to look over the ranch. They returned
home last evening.
l.. II. Humphreys, who has been in
Golefield, Nevada, for the past month.
returned to the city Monday morning
MIR. Humphreys left again Tuesday even
| ing for Denver.
Frank Mayhem made business trip
to Denver yesterday morning. He will
remain in the capital until the latter
part OF this week.
Edgar Withrow left last Friday after
noon for Greeley where he spent day
visiting with his sister. He returned
home Sunday morning.
d. II. Allen, manager of the Inde.
pendent sampler at Black Hawk, was a
business passenger to Denver Monday
returning Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Albert Nancarrow, of Goldfield
Colo, arrived in the city last evening on
visit to Mrs. VIM. Ayers. She will re.
main in the city several weeks.
+. S. Moulton, the well.known and
popular manager OF the Rocky Mountain
concentrator, made trip to Denver yes.
terday morning, returning in the even.
ing.
Dan Hooker, OF Denver, one OF the
engineering corps Of the Colorado 4
Southern railway, was an arrival in this
city Tuesday morning. He returned in
the afternoon.
Miss Stella Rannie, school teacher oI
Denver and a sister OF Mrs. Harry Lake
arrived in the city Sunday morning on O
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