Gilpin observer., 1905-02-09
PERSONALS

Fred McFarlane went to Denver Sa.
turday morning.
J.R Anderson OF the Gold Dirt mine
in Perigo was visitor from Rollinsvlle
T. M. Potter went to Denver Saturday
afternoon to visit with his family. He
returned Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Morgan and daughter
left for Denver Tuesday afternoon on a
short business trip. They will return
Saturday morning.
Ignatz Meyer went to Denver Sunday
to attend the funeral of an old friend
who was buried there that afternoon.
He returned. Monday.
Louis Piazzi was business passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning, returning
in the evening.
Bart Farteli went to Telluride Satur-
day morning to attend the funeral of a
cousin who died in that city the latter
part Of last week. He returned Tuesday
morning.
James Murtaugh and son came in
from the Quigley saw mill on Jennie
Creek last Tuesday and left for Denver
Thursday, where the son entered the
Jesuit college. Mr.. Murtaugh returned
to this city Saturday and returned to
the saw mill Monday.
R. L. Martin came up from Denver
Friday morning, payed the men en-
ployed at the Buell. mill their monthly
salaries, and left Saturday for Denver.
J. E. Lightbourn was a passenger to
Boulder Sunday morning where he went
to enjoy short visit with his family.
He returned Monday evening.
Mrs. Will Jenkins left last Thursday
morning for Victor where she will re.
main couple Of weeks on visit to her
sisters Mrs. VIM. Mcleod and Mrs.
Thos. Tucker.
John c. Jenkins returned from trip
to Victor Sunday to be present at the
meeting Of the board of county commits
sioners which convened Monday.
W. j. Rowley, the harness maker,
drove to Boulder Saturday morning
where his family resides. He returned
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Mellow OF Russell Gulch
went to Denver Saturday morning to
enjoy short visit. She returned Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. II. A. Hicks and children left for
Golden Tuesday afternoon. They were
joined Wednesday morning by Judge
Hicks and from there the entire family
left for Los Angeles, Cal. where Mrs
Hicks and children will remain for six
weeks. Judge Hicks will visit in Los
Angeles about two weeks before return
ing home.
Fred Totmau went to Boulder Friday
morning to attend to sor4e business mat.
ters. He returned Tuesday evening.
Fred Kruse went TO Denver Tuesday
morning on business. He returned in
the evening.
Leo Voll and wife returned from Den
YER Friday morning where Mr.. Voll had
been for the past three weeks having an
operation performed on his ear, the
trouble being an abcess. Mr.. Volts con-
dition is much improved.
Joe Williams, Albert Champion and
VIM. johns made trip to Golden Sun
day morning where they went to get a
couple of greyhounds which they will
add to their kennel Of thoroughbreds.
Ed. Davis was passenger to Denver
Saturday afternoon. He remained in
Denver Sunday morning aud then went
to his ranch near Arvada, returning
home in the evening.
Fred Mellow was passenger to Den.
yer at $40 Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Fuelscher and son OF Chey-
enne, Wyoming, are visiting Mrs. Fuel
scher's parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
league Of this city.
Mrs. w. s. Green is in the city this
week visiting her husband, OF the Palace
drug store. The Green family is now
living in Denver.
H. j. Hawley left Monday for Pacific
Grove, Cal, to join his wife, who has
been wintering there for the benefit Of
her health. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley will
visit in California three months before
returning home.
Jos. Beaman OF Denver was in the city
Tuesday looking after property interests
and other business matters, among
which was the paying Of his yearly sub.
scription to the Observer. Mr.. Beaman
in speaking Of the contest over the go.