Gilpin observer., 1905-03-09
PERSONALS


day morning, returning in the evening.
A. G. Reckling made a business trip to
Denver Monday morning, returning in
the evening.
Ed. Davis went TO Pueblo Saturday
afternoon on business, returning Sun
day evening.
Charles Patterson, lessee OF the
Cook mine, came up from Boulder yes.
terday evening.
Chris. Trezise returned Saturday
evening from Denver where he had been
several days rusticating.
D. H. Allen and son were passengers
to Denver Sunday morning. They re-
turned Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry h. Lake made a
visit to Denver Saturday afternoon, re-
turning Sunday evening.
W. II. Knowles was up from Denver
Monday evening on business. He re-
turned Tuesday morning.
G. G. Malmstrom is enjoying a short
visit with his mother, who arrived in the
city Wednesday morning.
Louis Piazzi, the butcher, went to
Denver yesterday morning on business,
returning in the afternoon.
Ed. Williams, Jr., was a passenger to
corrupt Denver Saturday afternoon. He
came back Monday morning.
John league, who went to Denver last
Thursday morning to attend the dog
show, returned Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ed. Davis and children left this
morning for the ranch near Arvada
where they will remain several weeks.
George Williams, of Mountain City,
went to Cripple Creek Tuesday morning
to accept position in one OF the big
mines.
A. M. Potter and wife, formerly Of
Rollipsville, left this morning for Den.
yer where they intend to reside in the
future.
Mrs. Douglas Bean returned to Den
yer Friday afternoon after having spent
several weeks in the city attending her
sick mother.
Dan McMasters, manager of the Grand
Central mine, was a business arrival to
the city Wednesday morning, returning
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Wiley OF the Eureka house,
left for Denver yesterday morning to at
tend her husband who was taken ill in
that city few days ago.
E. G. Eastman, of the Colorado Onta-
rio property, was among the business
passengers to Denver Friday afternoon,
returning Monday evening.
Miss Ida Kruse went to Denver Mon
day morning and returned Tuesday
evening to be in attendance at the Nc.
Farlane Davidson nuptials.
Mrs. D. H. Allen went to Denver Sat.
urday morning to enjoy a short visit
with friends and relatives. She remain
ed until Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. l. Lorah, of Denver, arrived in
the city Monday morning to look after
property interests. She intends to re-
turn home tomorrow afternoon.
John s. Odgers, a former resident,
came up from Denver Sunday evening
to arrange some business matters. He
returned home Monday evening.
Fritz j. Altvater made trip to Den
yer Saturday. He returned in the even
ing after having made a fruitless attempt
to settle the gubernatorial squabble.
DR.. G. V. Shoop went to Denver last
Thursday, returning home Monday. He
has installed somnoform instread of
chloroform for the extraction of teeth.
w. II. Adams OF the National Tunnel
ing company, went to Denver Tuesday
morning on business relative to the re-.
opening Of some Of the company's mines.
Frank McGinnis left March Sd for
Inlay, Michigan, on account Of the ILL.,
ness OF his mother. He was relieved by
F. II. Coughlin OF the Black Hawk de-
pot.
L. S. Schlessinger was a passenger to
Leadville Saturday afternoon to attend
to some business connected with mines
in that district. He returned last even i.
ing.
Richard Harvey, Chas. Cochran and
Chas. Truscott composed trio that left
for Cripple Creek Wednesday afternoon.
They go to Cripple for the purpose OF
procuring employment.
Mrs. Nora Holck, the popular and at
tractive proprietress Of the Home res.
taurant, was among the many to leave
Saturday morning for Denver on bust.
ness trip. She remained until Sunday