Gilpin observer., 1905-07-20
PERSONALS

Humphrey Williams returned from 9
three days visit to Golden 'and Denver
SGnday evening.
Miss Anna Callahan was .an arrival
frezn Golden Sunday evening where she
has been visiting with relatives ano
friends.
john Mertz came up from Eeyden
Sunday evening to look after his brother
who was taken i'll last week with se-
we're attack Of appendicitis.
George Hamllick, who went to Iowa
City, Iowa, a couple months ago, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
b. G. Glanville loft yesterday for Chi
cago to be gone week or ten days on
mining business.
Mrs. w. Morgan returned last even
ing from short visit to Denver.
Thomas Trevithick, cousin OF Rich
ard Trevithch, arrived in the city Mon
day from Pennsylvania. He will visit a
short time with relatives here and il he
becomes satisfied with the locality, may
embark in the plum bing business.
Us. Beaman came up from Denver
this morning to look after his property
interests. He intends to have extensive
and much needed improvements made
in the Armory among which will be the
epliring OF the floor, replastering and
calcimining the walls and ceiling and
the wood work painted.
Dan Fuelcher, Of Denver, came up
last evening on business.
Hal Jayrs was in the city yesterday on
business.
DR.. c. E. Thompson, OF Denver, repre-
senting the Miller Truss Co.. was doing
business in the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday. He had quite few calls from
those afflicted with ruptures and says
he intends to make his visits more fre-
quent in the future. His Denver Office
is located at 906, 18th street.
I. B. Henry, the genial insurance man
has been spending the past week or more
in Denver with his sister, who is visiting
in that city from the east.
Miss Agnes Senett, of Cripple Creek,
is visiting with Mrs. Thomas Noonan.
She expects to remain in tine city a week
or SO.
Chris. Hesselbine. a former resident OF
Central, was in the city Monday on min
ing business.
Mrs. j. F. Bowden and daughter,
Anna, OF Butte, Mont, arrived in the
city Saturday to visit short time with
friends.
Senator ii. NJ. Teller was in the city
Thursday ON mining business.
W. S. Green went to Denver Saturday
afternoon to spend Sunday with his
family.
E. L Regennitter, prominent attor-
ney Of Idaho Springs, was an arrival in
the city Saturday morning on business.
VIM. McCalister spent Sunday in
Denver,
Frank Grabmier was among the ex-
cursionists to Denver Sunday.
Max Gabardi took in the sights Of
Denver Sunday.
George Rule was among the many pas
sepgers to Denver Sunday morning.
Herb Boxden and wife were visitors
to Denver Sunday. Mr.. Bowden almost
missed the train but after showing his
qualifications as foot racer, the train
slowed up and he boarded in safety that
morning.
Louis Zeigie made a trip to Denver
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Voll spent the day
in Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wiley sojourned in
Denver Sunday.
Henry Altvater, ST., was among the
many to go to Denver Sunday.
l. n. Welch, accompanied by his
daughter hied himself to Denver Sun
day morning and perspired freely under
the heated rays Of the noon day sun
His wife returned with him that even.
ing.
Harry Hamllick went to Denver Sun
day morning with the push.
James Flynn was passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning.
Mrs. B. Il. Seymour returned from q
visit to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Bruner returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
The Misses Eva and Stella Nixon o
Golden arrived here Sunday evening OF
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