Gilpin observer., 1905-05-11
PERSONALS

Depvef Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Ind Mrs. Ray Stout made trip
to Denver Monday morning.
Miss Edith Hendrie went to Denver
Saturday morning for short visit.
w. o. Jenkins and wife went to Den
yer Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
L. J. Williams went to Denver Monday
to be present at the Roosevelt banquet.
VIM. Lewis made a trip to Denver
Sunday morning, remaining couple Of
days.
j. E. Lightbourn made his customary
weekly trip to his family in Boulder
Sunday.
H. j. Hawley returned the first of the
week from quite an extended trip to
California.
Mrs. A. G. Asquith made a trip to
Denver last Saturday morning for u
short visit.
Prof. F. II. Clark was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning, returning Sun
day evening.
Ed Davis was in attendance at the
Shriners banquet which was given in
Denver Monday.
A. L. Anderson and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Sunday morning. They
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Sutton went to Golden
Saturday morning to visit with her sis
ter, returning Sunday evening.
j. B. Chatterton, manager of the
Eureka house, spent several days in
Denver the fore part Of the week.
j. II. Buchtel, of the Teller house,
made a business trip to Denver Saturday
morning, returning in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McFarlane went
to Denver Sunday morning to spend the
day with the parents of the former.
Ed Williams, Jr., came up from Den
yer Saturday morning on mining bust
ness. He returned in the afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. Hopkins and daughter left
for Denver Sunday where they will
spend mcnth visiting with relatives.
john Fiizgibbons and wife returned
Monday evening from Fort Collins where
they had been the past two or three
months on visit.
Ignatz Meyers was among the many to
go to Denver Sunday morning for the
purpose of remaining over and taking a
glance at the president.
Mrs. John Macarthur returned to her
home in Pueblo Monday morning after
having spent very pleasant two weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Floyd.
Mrs. G. V. Shoop and daughter were
passengers to Denver Tuesday morning
where they went to meet DR.. Shoop who
returned from a trip TO Kansas City on
that day.
w. S. Green went down to Denver
Sunday morning to spend the day with
his family. He returned Monday morr-
ing.
Judge Flor Ashbaugh decided he
would like to have a look at the famous
presidential bear hunter and consequent
ly made a trip to Denver Monday morn
ing for no other purpose.
Mrs. Harry Shuck left Sunday after
noon for Boulder where she will visit
with Mrs. j. E. Lightbourn. She is ex.
pected to return home tomorrow.
Mayor Ii. P. Davies was passenger
to Denver Monday morning where he
went to attend to SOU business matters
aud incidentally to see the presidential
parade.
Fritz j. Altvater was among the sew
eral Central residents to leave for Den.
yer Monday morning FOR the purpose OF
getting look at the president and to at
tend the Shriners banquet. He returned
tuesday morning.
G. Il. Wiley was passenger to Denver
Monday morning where he went to be
present at the banquet given by the
Shriners on that evening. He returned
Tuesday morning.
DR.. A. G. Asquith went to Denver
Monday afternoon to be in attendance
at the function given by the the Shrin-
ers that evening. He returned home
Tuesday morning.
Oscar Williams returned Saturday
evening from Denver where he had been
the past week on business. He brought
back with him several head OF fine
horses which will be used for livery pur.
poses. He also purchased an up. to. date
two. seated carriage while away.
Judge 81. A. Hicks left for Denver and
Golden Saturday night. He remained
over in Denvar Monday evening and at