Gilpin observer., 1905-02-02

Fred Ballard made his usual weekly
trip to Denver Sunday.
Lu Roy returned Tuesday evening
from trip to Denver Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Came went to Denver Mon
day morning on visit of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz j. Altvater went
to Denver Tuesday morning for short
visit.
Chas. Pishon was passenger to Den
YER Monday, returning Tuesday after
noon.
Sherman Harris went to Denver Mon
day on business. He returned Tuesday
afternoon.
Peter McFarlane Of Denver arrived in
the city Tuesday to attend to some busi-
ness matters.
Ed. Davis made trip to his ranch
near Arvada Sunday morning, returning
in the evening.
Fl. A. Hicks and daughter went to
Denver Friday. Mr.. Hicks returned
Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. Rachofsky returned Monday
evening from a weeks visit to her
daughter in Boulder.
Ed. Williams, Jr. went to Denver Sa-
turday afternoon to remain over Sunday
visiting with his parents.
Geo. McFarlane spent Sunday in Den
YER on visit to his father and mother
He returned in the evening.
William P. Sauerbraum was pas
senger to Denver Sunday where he in
tends to remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley went to
Denver yesterday morning to remain a
few days on business and pleasure.
John Key OF Denver, a former resi-
dent of Black Hawk, came up Monday
on business. He returned home in the
evening.
A Mr.. Patterson OF Boulder, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening. Mr.. Pat
terson is interested in lease on the
Cook mine.
Miss Rosa Nolan, night telephone op-
orator, went to Denver Monday morning
to spend the day visiting. She returned
in the afternoon.
John Rank left Monday afternoon for
Durango on call to the bedside of his
mother who experienced an attack OF
appendicitis Sunday.
II q ShuoL o,sb;ar of tIo Deol.,,
Mountain bank, made business trip to
the queen city saturday morning. He
returned in the evening.
Albert Shelter went to Denver Sun
day afternoon where he intends to re-
main. He will procure employment
there at his trade-baker.
V. NJ. Came was over from Idaho
Springs Sunday morning. He returned
in the afternoon accompanied by Mr..
Hale, clerk OF the Teller house.
Miss Jennie Davidson, who had been
in Denver the past three weeks recuper-
| ating from an attack Of sickness, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
T. h. Potter and j. E. Lightbourn left
the city Saturday morning, the former
going to the Denver and the latter to
Boulder. They returned Monday eve
ming.
Luther McBurnie went to Denver
Saturday AFTERNOON to bid his mother
farewell before she started on her jour-
ney for the coast He returned Monday
afternoon.
Chas. La Kamp, superintendent OF
the Mountain Chief in Perigo passed
through the city today en- route to Den
yer where he went to attend to some
business affairs.
Mrs. McBurnie, proprietress OF the
Cottage Club restaurant left Friday
afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal, where
she-w remain about three months for
the benefit OF her health.
Mrs. j. c. Jenkins left Friday after
noon for short visit to Denver. She
returned Sunday morning accompanied
by Mr.. Jenkins who had been in Cripple
Creek on business during the week.
Mrs. L. E. Barte and nephew, ::Bert
Hilbert, arrived in the city Saturday
evening from Denver. They remained
here several days looking after bust
ness interests. During their stay they
were the guests OF and Mrs.:James King.
Mr.. Helwig, the genial clerk fat the
Davies pharmacy, went to Denver Fri.
day morning on business trip and to
make arrangements to ship his household
effects to this city where he proposes to
furnish house. He returned Friday
evening.