Gilpin observer., 1905-06-15
PERSONALS

ly visit to his wife in Denver Friday
morning, returning Monday morning.
E. S. Messiter of the Waltham mine,
returned from business trip to the
Queen City Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Lippert and baby left last
Friday for Burling, Ont, on several
months visit to relatives. They were &C.
companied as far as Denver by Mr..
Lippert.
H. j. Hawley went to Denver Friday
evening on visit to his family.
Geo. Schneider and wife, former resi-
dents of Central, we're arrivals from
Denver Friday evening on a visit to
friends.
J. McGinnis arrived home from trip
to Denver Friday evening.
Geo. Mabee and son, Foster, arrived
in the city Friday afternoon on a visit
to the son of the former, Geo. Maybee,
Jr. Mr.. Maybee also has mining in
terests 10 this vicinity which he looked
after during his stay. He returned to
Denver Saturday evening, but Foster
remained a few days longer.
| G. Straub was an arrival in the city
Saturday frcm Goldfield, New, where he
has been attending to mining business
Mr.. Straub is conducting a saloon in
Goldfield He is interested in the Mo-
dock mine in this district and came here
for the purpose OF attending to some
business matters pertaining to that
property. He returned to Goldfield
Sunday.
Miss Marcella Nachtman and Miss
Myra Carson, two OF the local school
teachers, were passengers to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Jake Eilmauu came over from Idaho
Springs Saturday evening to remain over
Sunday on visit to relatives.
7. H. Potter spent Sunday with his
family in Denver, leaving here Saturday
evening.
Dan Hooker, who is experimenting
the Apex survey OF the C. & S. railway
was passenger to Denver Saturday at.
ternoon to visit over Sunday with his
family.
Steve Hoslsin returned from business
trip to Denver Monday morning.
G. Hesselbine came up from Denver
Monday morning on business connected
with the Centennial mine, a property he
is interested in. Mr.. Hesselbine just re
Gently returned from trip to Goldfield,
New.
John, James and Nick Pascoe started
on trip to their old home in Pennyn,
Cornwall, England, Monday morning.
Prof. F. H. Clark left for Denver Mon.
day afternoon where he and his family
will locate permanently. His family did
not leave until yesterday, they being de-
tanned in finishing the packing OF the
household goods.
L. Fl. Jones, one of the managers OF
Teller house. left Monday afternoon for
Denver on short business trip.
Mrs. Douglas Bean who was called
home week ago on account of the sick
ness and death OF her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Williams, returned to Denver Monday
afternoon to resume her position as
saleslady in the Golden Eagle.
W. c. Matthews returned Monday
evening from business trip to Denver.
II. Harrington returned Monday even
ing from short sojourn in the capital
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Altvater land can.
ine) went to Denver Sunday afternoon
on business and pleasure.
Miss Ida Kruse, the county superin-
tendent OF schools, left Saturday after
noon for Denver. From there Miss
Kruse will go to Germany for three
months recreation tour.
Miss Cora Davey and Mrs. Fred Paint
er visited in Denver Sunday.
Miss Laura Rule and Miss Mary Cal.
lahan went to Golden Sunday to spend
the day with friends.
Fred Ballard went to Denver Sunday
morning for a few days stay.
Miss Ada Batchelder returned from
few days visit with her mother in Gold
en- Sunday morning.
l. B. Henry, the genial insurance man,
returned Sunday morning from weeks
business trip to the capital.
John Bishop left for the Queen City
Sunday morning on business.
Mrs. Frank Rule and Mrs. VIM. Ralph
were among the visitors to Denver Sun.
day.
Neil Mckay went to Denver Sunday