Gilpin observer., 1905-05-04
PERSONALS


j. F. Stanish was a business passen.
ger to Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Walter Morgan was passenger
to Denver Sunday on short visit.
Miss Francis Murphy and Miss Story
left for Denver Monday afternoon.
Ed. Quigley and L. Mclean drove over
from Idaho Springs Friday morning.
Rev. Father Desaulniers went to Den.
yer Tuesday morning for short stay.
Frank Mayhem, went to Denver Sun
day morning, returning in the evening.
A. Rachofsky went to Denver Monday
morning on business, returning in the
evening.
Mrs. Ed. Lippert made visit to Den
YER Saturday afternoon. returning Mon
day evening.
Mrs. John Bitter and children moved
to Cripple Creek Saturday where Mr..
Bitter las located.
Eureka Holmes went to Cripple Creek
Tuesday morning for the purpose Of
looking over the camp.
Geo. w. Mabee, Sr who had been up
for day or two on business, returned to
Denver Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George Mabee arrived from Den
yer Tuesday where she had been visiting
with friends and relatives.
Miss Rose Fields returned Monday
from a trip to Leyden where she had
been on visit to her father. T
Mr.. Nismith of the Cook mine, and
wife went to Denver Tuesday afternoon
and will return this evening.
Fred McFarlane went to Denver Sat
urday afternoon to visit with his par
ents, returning Monday evening.
Henry Altvater, Jr., left Tuesday for
Pueblo for the benefit of his health, he
being sufferer from rheumatic trouble.
Miss Anna Jergeons arrived in the city
from Denver Friday and proceeded to
Gilpin where she has been assigned a
school.
Miss Emma Horlbeck made pleas
ure trip to the Forks of the Creek Sun
day. She was accompanied by Mr.. Har-
ry Lundquist.
Miss leila Zahm went to Idaho
Springs Saturday and after remaining
there over night left in the morning for
Delver on visit.
Newton D. Owen came up from Den
YER Tuesday morning on some business
matters and to meet old friends. He re-
turned to the capital Wednesday.
Mrs. Richard B. Williams of Central
City, and Mrs. Hicks of Nevadaville,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rouse
yesterday.-Idaho Springs Gazette.
oh. Allen and wife returned Monday
evening from Denver where Mr.. Allen
had gone few days before for the pur-
pose Of having one OF his eyes operated
upon.
Oscar Williams went to Denver Sun
day morning and up to the time OF going
to press had not returned. 1t is stated
about the streets that he left with seri-
Gus intentions.
Bert Campbell and wife left for Denver
Monday where the latter will henceforth
remain for the benefit of her health. Mr..
Campbell has moved all his household
effects to that city. He will continue
his residence in Central.
Mrs. Fred Kruse went to Denver Fri
day morning where she met her son,
Horace, who had just returned from
New York city where he had been in at
tendance at the National Conservatory
They returned home on the evening
train.
Louis Rachofsky left this morning for
Boulder where he will enjoy short visit
with relatives. From there he will go tr
Durango for an extended stay on bust
ness Of "pressipg" il not OF a mat RI
monial nature.
MIR. and Mrs. l. N. Welch, Frank Teats
L. G. Todd, and Louis and Anna Rach
oisky were among the Central City peo
pie to attend the dramatic contest held
10 Idaho Springs last Friday. They re
mained over Saturday.
u. NJ. Chandler and wife and j. o
Hogg and wife, who have been in the
city for some time stopping at the Eu
reka house, went to Denver yesterdn,
afternoon. Messrs. Chandler and Hogs
are the gentlemen who are getting uT
the write-up OF Gilpin county, and at
soon as the work can be received from
the hands Of the printers the same viii
be distributed broadcast.
LIttsrateur's Diamond Wedding.