Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09
PERSONALS

Jere Nolan and son, Jim, returned
Thursday evening from Routt county
where they had been mining. The gen.
tlemen made the trip overland and en-
countered much snow.
Bruce Myers was passenger to Den
yer Monday morning on business.
Frank Poole and wife left Monday
morning for the east where they will WIS.,
| it with friends and relatives for month
or SO.
Robt. Lewis, OF Cripple Creek, was an
arrival Saturday on visit to his mother.
He returned again Sunday.
Victor Lee, a barber in the employ of
Bert Knight, was passenger to Denver
Sunday afternoon. He returned Monday
evening accompanied by his wife. They
have rented rooms in the Floyd house
ard will become permanent residents of
Central.
VIM. J. Lewis, DR.. A. G. Asquith and
Fritz j. Altvater went to Denver Friday
afternoon to attend the meeting and ban
quet of the Shriners.
Robert Mcdonald of Longmont, was
an arrival Saturday afternoon on shcrt
visit to friends.
| Andy Anderson returned Saturday af-
| ternoon from a several months trip to
the Uintah reservation and points in
Utah.
VIM. Harvey returned Saturday after
noon from an extended trip to California
and points in Oregon. A week prior to
his arrival home Mr.. Harvey visited in
Bozeman, Mont, where he was formerly
engaged in business.
Mrs. Jere Lee and daughter, Mrs.
Holden, returned from a short visit to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Ralph Chase was a passenger to the
Queen city Saturday afternoon to remain
over Sunday with his family.
Jesse r. Moore, of the Derby NJ. & Nj.
company, operating in Apex, was an ar
rival from Denver Saturday evening.
Miss Ida Kruse returned from a trip
to the metropolis Friday evening.
Arthur NJ. Potter, who for a brief pc
riod last week was manager of the Teller
house, resigned the position Friday and
went toxIsnser for short visit. He re-
turned Sunday.
James Bond, who had been resident
of the county thirty-five or forty years,
left Saturday for Leavenworth, Kas.,
where he will enter the National Military
Home and spend the remainder of his
days. The old gentleman was very fee
BILE when he left and his days are num-
bered.
Elias Snyder and SOD left for Denver
Friday afternoon to spend few days
rusticating.
A. Rachofsky was passenger to Den
yer Tuesday morning on business
Mrs. w. o. Jenkins went to Denver
Monday morning.
Hazel Garlick and sister went to Grip
pie Creek Monday afternoon for a visit.
Sheriff Thomas Cody went to Denver
Monday morning, returning in the even.
ing
Henry Altvater, Sr., left Monday morn
ing for the state metropolis to attend to
some business matters.
Miss Lizzie Clark was a passenger to
the metropolis yesterday morning.
John C. McSane and family went to
Denver and Arvada yesterday for few
days stay.
Edgar Withrow and G. w. Foreman
were in Golden yesterday, arguing mo-
ton before Judge DeFrance.
Mrs. James Moody Iwent to Colorado
Springs yesterday morning to meet a
lady friend from the east who will visit
with her. .
David jenkins returned last evening
from a visit to his home in st. Louis
He came back for the purpose OF accept
ing position in the Hardware store OF
Jenkins, Mckay & Co.
Sheriff Cody was compelled to go to
Denver again this morning to see about
having some coal transferred from broad
to narrow gauge cars. The sheriff is
having as much trouble with his coal as
the czar Of Russia is having with his
subjects.
Mrs. Bert Gilbert was an arrival last
evening on business connected with her
property.