Gilpin observer., 1905-04-27
PERSONALS

morning.
H. A. Hicks returned from trip to
Denver last evening.
M. w. Ballard returned last evening
from . trip 70 Denver.
Mayor L. P. Davies was a passenger
to Denver this morning.
c.. Hoeckel, of Denver, was in the
city Monday on business.
Mrs. Laura Billings and son returned
from Denver this morning.
Sheriff Cody returned Sunday after
noon from trip to Denver.
J. G. Fleuschhutz returned from a
business trip to Denver last evening.
Henry Harrington returned Monday
evening from business trip to Denver.
Chris. Trezise, the county treasurer,
returned from Denver Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Leidinger were
passengers to Denver yesterday morn.
ing.
Thomas Leahy, resident OF Boulder
park, was an arrival in the city Satur-
day.
John c. Jenkins, wife and children
returned last evening from short stay
in Denver.
Ed. Griffin was a visitor to Boulder
the latter part of last week, returning
home Sunday morning.
Clinton Parenteau of Boulder, who had
been in the city the past few days on a
visit to his prrents, returned home this
morning.
James Gilmour, Jr., of Jesuit College.
Denver, came up Saturday evening and
attended the Post Lenten ball. He re-
turned Tuesday.
Joseph II. Skillman, who had been in
the employ of E. Goldman as bartender
for the past five months, left last Friday
for Glenwood Springs.
s. D. Bean went to Arvada last Satur-
day to appear in court as witnees in a
law suit over the fixtures of the old Rot
house saloon in this city. The case was
postponed and he will be called again
next Saturday.
Everett Woods was in Idaho Springs
yesterday and the day before as a wit
| pees IL case that was being tried in
tny yGourts Of that place. ffs-returued
home last evening.
Prof. Young, of the School of Mines,
Golden, arrived in the city last night
accompanied by twenty boys from the
school who will spend few days in the
camp doing little practical mining.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Stanish and SOD.
came up frora Denver last evening after
spending few days at the capital. MI.
Stanish is again busy attending to his
mining operations in the Russell district
Miss EdyAe sinomon, model in the
dressmaking department of the A. T.
Lewis 4 Sons store in Denver, was an
arrival in the city Monday evening.
The object OF her visit was to attend the
dance given by the Owl club on that
evening.
John M. Rank OF the Central clothing
store, who went tn Denver the first OF
the week is back again attending to
business. He states that his mother,
Mrs. NJ. Rank, will arrive from Denver
in few days to look after business and
mining interests here.
Ed Davis returned Monday morning
from a business trip to Cripple Creek
He brought back with him couple Of
samples Of very rich ore taken from the
celebrated Independence mine in that
district, one of which was worth $500
per pound in the native rock and the
other $1,000.
ID. Il. Allen, manager OF the Inde-
pendent Sampler at Black Hawk, went
10 Denver Saturday afternoon where he
had an operation performed on one OF
his eyes Sunday at st. Joseph's hospital.
From all reports the operation was sue
cessful and he is recovering from the ef
fects Of it rapidly.
Mrs. VIM. Martin, Of Mountain City,
went to Denver few days ago where
she entered st. Joseph's hospital for the
purpose OF having a delicate surgical
operation performed for internal trouble.
The operation was accomplished Tues
day and the lady is recovering nicely.
Will Hambly, Of Perigo, was in the
city Saturday and Sunday for short
visit with his family. Mr.. Hambly is
working on the new Gold Dirt mill
which is being erected by McFarlane &
Co. and says work on the structure is
progressing as rapidly rs possible con.
sidering the condition Of the weather
the past few weeks. The anow in that