Gilpin observer., 1905-06-01
PERSONALS

Prof. F. II. Clark left for Denver Fid-
day afternoon to attend to some bust
ness matters. He will be gone a week
or ten days.
Louis Vinsintin and Louis Reukelly
went to Leadville Friday afternoon to
seek employment in one of the mines OF
that district.
Jake Eilmann, of Idaho Springs, came
over Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends and relatives.
Ed Morris, of Idaho Springs, was in
the city Sunday, on visit to relatives.
Judge Fl. A. Hicks made professional
trip to Denver Sunday morning.
City Clerk NJ. X. Sullivan went to
Denver Monday morning, presumably
on political business.
Chase Withrow made trip to Den
yer Monday, legal business requiring his
presence.
Miss Ida Kruse, the versatile county
superintendent, is contemplating an ex-
tensive trip to Germany within week
or more. She will be accompanied on
the tour by Dr. and Mrs. Lennon, ol
Denver.
Miss Rachael Mcleod and .sister
Mary, arrived Sunday afternoon from
Coldfeld, Colo, on a visit. of several
weeks to their sister, Mrs. Flor Ash
baugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tucker, of Gold
field, Colo, arrived in the city Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Tucker came for the
purpose of settling up an old estate ol
which he is the administrator.
Mrs. w. j. Stull returned Monday
evening from two weeks visit with
relatives in Denver.
Jack Floyd returned Friday even.
ing from trip to Goldfield, Colo.
Miss Margaret McNulty returned
Friday evening from two weeks visit
with friends in Denver.
j. w. Barker was among the passen.
gers to Denver Sunday.
Fred Ballard went to Denver Sunday
morning on business.
Joe Williams and James Brown spent
Sunday in Denver.
w. S. Green was among the many to
take advantage of the cheap rates Sun
Il fo f0 ho
day with his family, returning Monday
morning.
Ed. Mcdonald, tea merchant, and son,
went to Denver Sunday morning, re-
turning in the evening.
Ollie Peterson, of Denver, and W. T.
Mcintyre, of Golden, came to Central
Sunday morning and composed part Of
the Gilpins who played with the Denver
team. They left in the afternoon for
their respective homes.
Frank Owens and Thomas Martin
came up'from Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Baleria and sister, Miss Ida
Chapple, went to Silver Plume Sunday
afternoon to spend few days visiting
with friends.
Fred McFarlane visited his parents in
Denver Sunday as usual.
Harry Lake and wife were among the
visitors to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. N. D. Holck, the we'll known and
extremely popular cateress, left last
morning for Denver on a lit
tie business and to enjoy short but
well deserved rest.
W. A. Funk returned from Golden
morning, where he had gone
to attend the commencement exercises
Of the School OF Mines, which were held
On Friday evening.
V. A. Scott, Of Apex, returned from a
rip to Denver Saturday morning and
passed through the city on his way
home.
Rev. Mr.. Christman came up from
Denver Saturday evening and filed the
pulpit iu the Episcopal church Sunday
10 usual.
Wm. Allen went to Denver Friday
morning to spend week visiting with
riends and relatives, to gaze at the tall
and to breathe little Of the
metropolitan ozone Of the great .metrop.
Ills:
Mrs. Il. S. Painter departed for Den.
'er Friday morning to spend few days
listing.
Bert Campbell was passenger to
Denver Friday morning to remain over
Sunday visiting with his wife.
John Chapman returned from visit
to Denver Friday morning.
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