Gilpin observer., 1905-12-14
PERSONAL MENTION

w. Edgar Withrow returned Monday
morning from two weeks trip to New
York. Mr.. Withrow went east on bust
ness but managed to find time for lit
tie pleasure He claims New York is
somewhat larger than Central City.
County Treasurer Chris. Trezise was
among the passengers to Denver Satur.
day afternoon on pleasure bent. He re-
turned Monday morning.
Mrs. Fritz j. Altvater left for the cap.
ital city Monday afternoon to visit few
days with relatives and friends.
DR.. Asquith, accompanied by Herbert
Bowden of Nevadaville, went to Denver
Monday afternoon to consult specialist
regarding an injured eye of the latter.
Jere Nolan and son, Jim, returned to
Routt county Monday afternoon where
they are engaged at mining.
L. c. Todd and wife went to Denver
Tuesday morning, the latter to visit
Mr.. Todd went from Denver to Boulder
park to do some surveying.
Louis Rachofsky returned from short
pleasure trip to Denver Monday evening
Joel F. Vale, we'll known attorney of
Denver who has extensive mining inter
ests in the county, was an arrival in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Funk returned from six
weeks visit to New York Sunday. Mr.
Funk preceded his wife on the return
trip several days, arriving home the mid
die of last week. They had a very pleas
ant visit in the east and claim that sec
ton of the county is very prosperous.
| G. p. Hoyt, of Golden, was among the
visitors to the meeting of the Elks helG
on Monday evening.
Pat O'Mera, the popularly known con
ductor on the Clear Creek division of
the G.. x S. was among the visitors to
the meeting of the local Elks Monday
evening.
Henry Klien was among the Golden
visitors to attend the Elks' meeting
Monday evening.
DR.. C. P. Kelley, of Golden, was an ar
rival Monday evening. He attended the
session of the Elks' lodge.
J. J. Reilley was an arrival from Gold
field, Nevada, Monday. He will remain
in the city week or ten days attending
to mining matters.
Thos. Webb, of Argentine, Colo, ar
rived in the city Monday to look after
mining property he is interested in.
! Vim. Hoefle left Tuesday afternoon for
Los A ngeles, Cal, to spend the holidays
visiting with his family.
Geo. w. Schneider, state deputy mine
inspector, arrived in the city Monday to
attend to business. He took in the
Elks' doings also.
Claud Pass was a visitor form Denver
Monday evening.
Homer Lyman, an attache of the Globe
smelter, was a business visitor to the
city Monday.
Mrs. Mary &. Bartle arrived in the
city Tuesday morning from st. Louis.
She was called here on account of the
illness of her son, William, who has been
confined to his bed in the Teller house
the past week or more with a severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ledinger left yes
terday afternoon for visit to the Queen
City.
Fritz j. Altvater went to Denver Tues
day afternoon to enjoy few days visit
ing.
Fred Warwick, of Nederland. was an
arrival from Denver Tuesday even
ing on business. Mr.. Warwick as usual
stated that the camp is enjoying pros
perity and the buildings which were
burned in the recent fire have been re-
built or are being rebuilt as fast as
the workmen can accomplish the work.
The Scott Mercantile company store was
finished last week and jolly house
warming marked the opening Of the
building Saturday evening. To this affair
all the town turned out and crowd of
hello girls to the extent of about ten
came over from Boulder.
Miss Edith Drake, daughter Of Mr. L..
f. Drake, came up from Denver Satur
day evening TO be present at the opening
Of the Lake gulch school.
Miss Mabel Claiming, sister Of Mrs.
Alonzo b. Drake, was an arrival from the
capital Saturday evening to attend the
school opening at Like gulch.
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