Gilpin observer., 1905-10-26
PERSONALS

uie, WeLC 10 OenNer Mouudy moru:uS Ior
short visit.
H. G. Eastman, OF the Colorado. On
tario mine, was visitor to the capital
city Saturday.
Wm. Ayers and family and VIM.
Smitherm returned last week from a
three months visit to England.
Miss Ida Kruse returned Monday
evening from visit to Denver.
H.J. Hawley returned Monday even
ing from visit to his family in Denver.
w. E. Stephens returned Saturday
from business "trip to the metropolis.
DR.. G. V. Shoop, of Arvada, after a
brief business stay 10 the city, returned
home Monday afternoon.
Herman Peterson returned Sunday
from weeks stay in Denver.
Mrs. w. S. Green and son, Master
Milton, were arrivals from Denver last
Saturday on several days visit to Mr..
Green.
w. s. Matthews and j. NJ. Seright
were passengers to Denver Tuesday
morning. From talk with the former
before his departure the writer would
infer that he went down to assist Mr..
Patterson 10 defending himself in the
contempt proceedings. Rather strange,
isn't it, that Republican should rush
to the aid of Democrat in case Of this
kind?
s. T. Elliott, Of the Grand Central
mine, returned Tuesday evening from
business trip to Bingham, Utah.
w. A. Funk and wife left Tuesday af
ternoon for New York to visit few
weeks visit with Mr.. Funk's parents.
VIM. Blake, manager Of the Gibson
mine, went to Denver Tuesday afternoon
on business trip.
Sam Cummings was passenger to
the Queen City Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Cora Mann was an arrival from
Denver on Tuesday mornings train.
A. L. Anderson returned Tuesday
from few days business trip to the
capital city.
Mrs. John Manuel, OF Denver. who
was called to the city last week on ac-
count OF an accident her husband met
with Wednesday in Packard gulch in
which his leg was broken, returned
home Tuesday.
E. S. Moulton is contemplating bus
mess trip to Boston next week.
James S. Miller came up from Denver
last Thursday evening. Mr.. Miller in
tends embarking in the grocery business
in Denver. He returned to the capital
Friday afternoon.
Steve Hoekins will leave about the
first Of next month for California to en-
Joy avacation OF several weeks,
Fred Warwick was over from Neder
land Tuesday. He said all the stores
that we're burned in the recent fire are
being rebuilt and when completed the
camp will be in better condition than it
ever has in its history.
Mrs. Thomas Richards, who had been
visiting her mother in Denver, returned
home Tuesday.
j. E. Lightbourn was passenger to
the capital yesterday morning.
Glen Heuer was in from Nederland
To- couple of days last week visiting
with his family.
Alec Newton was in from American
City last week, remaining day or SO.
Mrs. r. A. Bass and sister, Mrs. c. X.
Collins, who had been visiting the for
mer month or more left yesterday for
Denver. From Denver Mrs. Collins will
continue her journey to her home in
Knoxville, Ill.
w. G. Fullerton returned Sunday from
his trip to his ranch in Middle park. Mr..
Fullerton stated that the section in
which his ranch is located was visited
by a severe cold wave last Friday, the
thermometer registering twelve and four
teen degrees below zero.
W. +. Withrow will go to Denver Sat
urday morning to witness the game OF
football to be played between the Kan
sas and Boulder elevens. The gentleman
is desirous Of seeing Boulder win and il
necessary in order that the team may
accomplish that end he may lend his
services as full back, or for that mat
ter serve in any capacity. Mr.. Withrow
is Al when it comes to playing football.
Z. w. Davis drove eight or ten head OF
cattle down to his ranch near Arvada
Sunday. The bunch was composed
mostly OF heiiers which Mr.. Davis picked
up (paid for them, though around this