Gilpin observer., 1905-04-20
PERSONALS

MSSoTs I1ouTy SerlgnL ana Henry h0C-
tier went to Denver Saturday morning
and returned Sunday.
W. j. Lamont went to Leyden Sunday
morning on visit to his family. He re-
turned Sunday morning.
Mr.. s. A. Rank, who has been visiting
his family at Boulder for some time past
returned Monday.
w. G. Hollister OF Apex, in the Pine
creek district, came in on the stage Tues
day.
Hal Sayr Of Denver came up on Mon
day mornings train on business.
Mrs. James Rule arrived home from
Denver Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ranney OF Denver, :mother OF
Mrs. Harry Lake, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening on visit to her daugh-
ter.
Judge 81. A. Hicks was a business
passenger to Denver Saturday.
Miss Ada Batchelder returned Sum
day evening from weeks visit with her
mother in Golden.
John Nolan of Whitewater, Colo, a
brother of Jere Nolan,I lis in the city on
visit, the guest of thelfami!y OF the lat
ter.
j. B. Nicholson, representing the
Queen City .Cigaricompany of Denver,
was in the city, Tuesday rustling bus
mess for his concern.
j. B. Chatterton of the.Eureka house.
who went to Denver Sunday morning on
business, returned home Monday even
ing.
Mrs. j. F. Stanish and:little son, Josie,
came up from, Denver Sunday:and are
quartered at the Eureka house with Mr..
Stanish.
P. Fl. Levin OF Denver arrived here
Sunday and registered at the Eureka
house. His daughter took part in the
minstrel show here last Saturday even
ing. The gentleman is interested in
mining property here.
Mrs. G. L. Sisson and daughter, Vera,
returned from Denver last week where
the former went to purchase large
supply OF goods for her store. She sell
ected fine assortment OF Easter novel;
ties while in Denver which; were deliv-
cred this week.
w. w. Williams returned from Denver
Monday accompanied by his wife who
had been there the past two ,months for
the benefit Of her health. There is very
little change for the better in Mrs. Will
iams' condition.
r. L. Martin, manager OF Zthe Buell.
Mining Il Milling company is.,::up from
Denver. He reports matters as looking
good for Gilpin county sfrom a mining
standpoint.
Rolla Franks arrived in town last
evening from Butte City, Mont, on one
Of his periodical visits.
John T. Pursel OF Denver was In the
city Monday on;:business, returning to
the capital on the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley, former
proprietors OF the Eureka house, left
Tuesday afternoon for Denver where
they will remain. MIR. Wiley is still in
terested in mining in this section which
will call him to the city occasionally.
Mrs. Fred Davis went to Denver Tues
day afternoon to be present at the mar
riage OF her sister, :Miss Levy Rule, to
Mr.. Henry Koch, which occurred in that
city yesterday. Both parties to the nup-
tials are we'll knowa here. Mr.. Koch
until few months ago, had been en-
gagged in the grocery lbusiness in this
city for number OF years, conducting
the Peoples store on Lawrence street.
Edward George. Of Denver, was in the
city Tuesday looking over the fixtures OF
the Cotton meat market with view OF
reopening same. Mr.. George seems
thoroughly familiar, with..,t business.
Until recently he was cityjmeat inspec-
tor OF Denver.
w. G. Fuilerton.rode over to Boulder
Saturday on visit to his family. He
returned Monday and states that the
roads between here and: Rollinsville are
very bad, with much snowl in that To-
cality.
Jacob Leidinger and wife, who have
been travelling and visiting in California
for the past four months returned home
last week. They enjoyed their trip very
much, and missed some Of the nasty
weather we have been having in this
locality for some timo past.
Mrs. Geo. Loarts came up Saturday even
ing from Denver and registered at the