Gilpin observer., 1905-04-13
PERSONALS

were among tne several passengers VINO
went to Denver Sunday afternoon. Their
trip was one Of mostly pleasure. They
will remain week.
Miss Ada Bachelor, one OF the tele-
phone force OF operators, left for Golden
Saturday to spend weeks visit with
her mother.
Miss Lucy Pope and friend. Miss Hob
son, left yesterday morning for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Cotton left Satur-
day afternoon for Denver where they
will hereafter reside. Mr.. Cotton had
been in the city since last fall during
which time he was engaged in the
butcher business. He afterwards took
charge Of the restaurant part of the
Teller house and managed that until
about the first Of the month. Mr.. Cot
ton disposed of his butcher shop Satur-
day before leaving for Denver.
B. G. Granville, of the Homestake
mine, and brother, left yesterday for
Denver. 1t is reported that the gentle
men intend to reopen the mill IN Black
Hawk, located just below the depot,
shortly.
q. A. Hicks made business trip to
Denver Tuesday morning, returning in
the evening.
Mrs. Louise Nicholas and children
manned until Tuesday afternoon, busi-
ness bringing the former to the city.
Prof. F. b. Clark went to Denver Tues
day.
Rev. c. B. Harvey attended meeting
of the ministerial association of the Pres
byterian church in Denver Tuesday.
Frank " iley and ]. B. Chatterton, the
new proprietor of the Eureka house,
went to Denver Saturday morning on
business. They returned Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Campbell were pas.
sengers to Denver Sunday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Campbell intends to remain in
Denver as the high altitude OF this Sec
tion does no: agree with her health.
| Miss Stella Presnell OF Golden, sister,
in-law of Judge II. A. Hicks, paid the
l1atter visit last week, returning to her
home Sua aday afternoon.
| Mrs. w. j. Stull went to Denver Sun
day afternoon to spend short visit with
her parents. She returned home Tues
day.
Don Cotton left Sunday morning for
Denver where be has made preparations
to leave shortly with his carnival troupe
which has been wintering in the capital.
Mr.. cotton has quite an extensive outfit
and has been Cd the road with his show
the past several years. 1t is known as
the Unique Carnival company. An ad-
vance agent OF the concern will be in
this city probably before long trying to
book Central City.
James Couch made business trip to
Denver Wednesday, returning Friday
afternoon.
Henry Harrington went to Denver
Sunday on business and pleasure.
R. Morris, a former resident and bust
ness man of this city, came up from Den
YER Friday to look after business inter
ests and visit friends.
s. D. Fox, OF the Homstake Mines Co.,
came up from Denver Sunday on busi-
ness trip.
E. Goldman went to Denver Sunday
afternoon and returned home Monday.
Constable William Williams went to
Denver last Friday. His wife has been
there for some time past on account Of
poor health.
Mrs. w. J. Lamont, who has been Wis.
iting here for several weeks past with
her friend Mrs. Ambrose Mathes, re-
turned to her home at Leyden Tuesday
afternoon. Will will now be a bachelor
again for couple Of weeks, and after
that will again 70 back to his old position
at Leyden.
j. c. Peterson, OF Omaha, Neb., who is
interested in mining properties on North
Clear creek in the Pine creek section, ar
rived in the city Monday to make ar.
rangements for busy seasons work on
his properties.
Steve Hoskin, Uf the East Boston and
Ridgewood properties went to Denver
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. P. Rue returned from q six
months trip to Cincinnati. Ohio. Fri.
day morning. She reports having had a
very pleasant time and says the weather
10 like summer in Ohio.