Gilpin observer., 1905-02-23
PERSONALS

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Tuesday afternoon
Pete McFarlane went to Denver Fri
day, returning Monday.
Martin Rowley, the harnessmaker,
drove to Boulder Friday morning.
Fred Totman made trip to Boulder
Friday morning for an extended stay.
F. W. Ballard went to Denver Sunday
morning and returned Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley went to
Denver yesterday afternoon on business'
Miss Ida Kruse went to Denver Mon
day afternoon and is expected to return
this evening.
Fred Kruse was business passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning, returning
in the evening.
j. E. Lightbourn was passenger to
Boulder Sunday morning, returning
Monday evening.
Ralph Chase went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon on business. He returned
Monday morning.
Dr.J. NJ. Hannah went to Denver
Saturday afternoon, remaining until
Tuesday evening.
Fred Warwick was a passenger to
Denver Sunday afternoon, returning
Tuesday evening.
S.V. Newell is in Goldfeld, New, look
ing over the camp in the interests of a
mining syndicate.
Mrs. John Gilman went to Golden
Tuesday morning to remain a week Wis.,
iting with her parents.
VIM. Dennis, the butcher, made trip
to Denver Saturday afternoon and re-
turned Monday evening.
T. q. Potter went to Denver Saturday
afternoon on business and pleasure. He
returned Monday evening.
H. c. Eastman, of the Ontario mine,
went to Denver Saturday morning. re-
turning Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Eade returned from a
four months visit in Seattle and the
northwest Sunday evening.
Hal. Sayr came up from Denver Mon
Say evening on bank business. He re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
Ed. Williams. Jr., was among the pas
sengers to Denver Saturday afternoon.
He returned Monday morning.
Miss Lena Gilman went to Denver
Tuesday afternoon to visit relatives.
She will be gone abont 4 week.
Henry Harrington was among the bus
iness passengers to Denver Sunday af-
ternoon, remaining until Monday even
ing.
John c. Jenkins spent Sunday with
his family here and returned to look
after his interests in and around Gold.
field, Colo.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell went to Idaho
Springs Tuesday afternoon to enjoy a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Richard Webster.
Night Marshal Thomas Fade returned
from few days visit in Denver Monday
evening. During his absence Douglas
Bean wore the "pie tin"
Frank Poole, manager of the Nota.
way, went to Denver Monday morning
to look after some business matters. He
returned Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Pete Maksn of Denver, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Lough
ran in this city since the holidays. re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
w. II. Knowles, Of Denver, was in the
city Friday on business connected with
the sale OF some property in this district
He returned in the afternoon.
Mrs. H. G. Shuck and son went tc
Denver Friday afternoon. The latter
returned Monday, but Mrs. Shuck will
visit 10 the city about week.
H. J. Kruse wa1 up from Denver Mon.
day to attend to business connected
with the Rocky Mountain bank. He re.
turned home Tuesday afternoon.
r. L. Martin, accompanied by a DR.
Lau Of New York, looked over the min.
ing district around Idaho Springs Mon
day. They drove to this city and board
cd the train for Denver.
Ed. Davis spent the Sabbath at his
ranch near Arvada. He went down In
the morning and returned In the even
ing. He also made q trip to Golden
Monday morning where he went to at
tend court over matter regarding the
water right on his ranch property.
Wm. J. Lamont 10 up from Leydeu
whore he has been master mechanic ID
the building Of that thriving coal camp
for the past two years. He will remain
here about . month, aud In the NEAR