Gilpin observer., 1905-02-16
PERSONALS


Peters Paper company Of Denver, was in
the city Monday doing business with the
merchants. He left for Idaho Springs
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Eureka Holmes was taken to
Denver last week to receive medical
treatmen. for internal trouble Of a SER
ious nature. Mr.. Holmes accompanied
her to Denver, but was compelled to re-
turn the latter part OF last week on ac-
count Of the explosion which occurred at
his home Friday afternoon.
County. Commissioner John G. Jen-
kins went to Victor Thursday morning
and returned Sunday morning.
George McFarlane weot to Denver
Sunday morning as usual for the pur
pose of visiting his parents. He return
ed IN the evening,
II. Potter went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon to spend day with his
family. He returned Monday afternoon.
Henry Mayhem went to Denver Sat-
urday afternoon to visit his daughter
who is attending school there. He re-
turned Monday evening.
Ed. Davis of the Rocky Mountain
bank went down to his ranch near Ar
vada Sunday morning, returning in the
evening.
H. G. Shuck, cashier of the Rocky
Mountain bank, went to Idaho Springs
Monday afternoon to attend to some in
surance business. He returned Tuesday
morning.
Ed. Quigley, former resident of this
city, now residing in Denver, came up
Tuesday morning to look after some
mining property he is still interested in
in this vicinity. He returned in the af.
ternoon.
r. L. Martin, manager Of the Gregory
Buell., was up from Denver Tuesday
looking otter matters connected with
his mine.
| Night Marshal Tom Eide made a trip
to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Tom Mitchell OF Mountain City made
a business trip to Denver Saturday
evening, He returned home Monday
evening.
E. Stephan, former well known resi-
dent of Central City, was an arrival
Tuesday evening from Silver Plume
where he has been in charge of a mine
for the past year. Mr.. Stephan left this
morning for Goldfield to look over the
camp, and if satisfied with the country
there, he will in all probability remain.
Leo Voll made trip to Denver Tues
day morning to have his ear, which is
causing him much trouble of late, ex-
amined by physician.
Miss Mamie Cody was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning to enjoy short
visit. She returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Evelyn Updegraff went to Den
YER Sunday morning and after having a
very pleasant visit with friends, returned
home Monday evening.
VIM. Wood went to Denver Saturday
morning on business trip. He came
back Monday.
Fred Kruse made a short business
trip to Denver Tuesday morning, return
ing in tie evening.
Il. j. Kruse, a one time resident and
business man OF this city, was an ar
rival from Denver Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Kruse went to Denver Mon
day afternoon to remain few days.
Ira Slater and wife, of Denver, came
up from Denver Saturday morning, and
after visiting relatives in this city and
Nevadaville, returned home Sunday af-
ternoon.
w. H. Knowles, we'll known in this city,
passed through here Saturday en- route
for Denver. Mr.. Knowles is mining in
Rollinsville and was compelled to come
here to go over the Colorado K Southern
as the Moffat road was showed under.
J.R. Anderson of the Gold Dirt mine
in Perigo came to the city Sunday after
noon to board the train for Denver. He
was unable to make the trip over the
Mofat road on account OF the deep
snow, which prevented the trains from
running.
L. j. Mountz Of the Mackey mine in
Apex, went to Denver Tuesday after
noon to attend to some business matters.
VIM. Kelly, an old time miner OF this
section, who is now located at Tip Top,
went to Denver Tuesday morning to
have severe attack Of rheumatism
treated.
Mrs. Florence v. Coleman, who con-
Quoted the operetta, "The Three Little
Kittens" at the opera House last Fri.
day evening, left Sunday afternoon for