Gilpin observer., 1905-03-02
PERSONALS


ents, returning Tuesday afternoon.
Pete McFarlane went to Denver Sun
day morning to visit with his family.
He returned Monday afternoon.
VIM. Lamont was passenger to
Leyden Sunday morning, returning
Monday evening.
Miss Effie Donald, OF Boulder, who
has been visiting Mrs. James Fullerton
the past week, returned to her home
Sunday morning.
DR.. Allison and daughter, left yester-
day afternoon for Denver. They leave
the city permanently, the doctor having
disposed Of his interests here to DR..
Dooley, late of Colorado City. After
remaining in Denver short time the
Allisons will leave for California where
they intend to reside.
Ralph Chase, of the Chambelain
sampling works vent to Denver Satur-
day afternoon on business. He returned
to the city Tuesday morning.
Frank G. Young. of Denver, arrived in
the city Saturday morning, returning in
tn the evening. Mr.. Young has extern
sive mining and other interests in
Central City.
Sherman Harris, the popular mining
man OF Russell Gulch boarded the train
here Tuesday afternoon for Denver on
business trip. He returned last eve-
ming.
Alfred Skeels, manager OF the Orado
mine in Eureka gulch, was a passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning. He re
turned last evening.
Frank Came, Of Denver, proprietor Of
the Eagle Mill, was business passenger
to the city Saturday morning, returning
in the evening.
Miss Ida Kruse was among the pas
sengers to Denver Monday morning, re-
turning yesterday evening.
Mr.. Patterson, one Of the chief lessees
OF the Cook mine, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Boulder.
j. E. Lightbourn made his customary
Sunday trip to Boulder where he made a
visit to his family.
Misses Hendrie, Taylor and Nachtm an
went to Denver Friday morning to enjoy
their Washington vacation. They re-
turned Sunday evening.
James Noonan, who is enjoying tenn
porary retirement from work. went to
Denver Friday morning to view the
gubernatorial situation. He returned
Tuesday evening.
FL. Cotton, caterer OF the Teller
house, went to Denver Thursday morn
ing on busines. He returned that eve-
ming.
Ed. Davis made his regular weekly
trip to his ranch near Arvada Sunday.
W. b. Adams, manager of the New
National Tunnel company. arrived in
the city Monday evening from Denver
to make arrangements for the resump-
tion Of work on the above property.
Ralph Bennallack. accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. VIM Warren went to
Denver Saturday afternoon and re.
mained until Monday evening, visiting
relatives.
VIM. Trebilcock, manager OF the
Quigley mill on Jenny creek, who was
injured internally a month or more ago
while performing some work about the
MILL necessitating his removal to hos
pital in Denver, returned to the city
Sunday evening. Mr.. Trebilcock has
fully recovered from the effects OF his
injuries.
Bruce Clifton, manager Of the Quigley
Lumber company, went to Denver Sa-
turday afternoon on business, returning
Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Profiitt returned from
weeks visit in Denver Tuesday evening.
L. j. Williams was passenger to
Denver Morning on professional bust.
ness, returning in the evening.
Mrs. w. j. Lamont, OF Leyden, arrived
in the city Friday evening and will
spend ten days visit with her friend,
Mrs. Ambrose Matthes.
0. V. Thompson, manager for the
Gregory Bobtail mining company, went
to Denver Saturday evening to meet his
wife and accompany her to the city.
They arrived Monday evening and are
making preparations to furnish the
Bates house on the Casey where they
will reside. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley OF the
Eureka house, who went to Denver last
morning 10 attend to some
business matters, arrived home Sunday