Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
PERSONALS

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his extensive interests in Gilpin county.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Jacob Altvater re-
turned Sunday evening from Denv,r,
where they went to attend the Shriners'
ball which was given at the Brown Pal
ace hotel Friday evening
VIM. Woods returned home Sunday
evening, after having attended the Shrin-
ers' ball.
Mrs. Evelyn Updegraff returned Sun
day evening from a visit to Denver.
While in the capital city Mrs. Updegraff
attended the ball of the Shriners last
Friday evening, which was held at the
Brown Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McFarlane re-
turned Sunday evening from visit to
relatives in Denver
| Misses Lille and Anna Rachofsky re-
turned Monday evening from Denver
where they went the latter part of last
week to visit their brother, Oscar, who
is confined in hospital there.
Mrs. A.-Rachofsky was a passenger TO
Denver Friday to visit few days with
her son, Oscar, who recently underwent
an operation for an abcess of the ear.
The young n an is improving rapidly, &C
cording to reports.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wiley went to
Denver Sunday afternoon to remain a
few days attending to some business
matters.
Guy Morrison left Monday morning
for Cripple Creek where ne has accepted
a position in an assay office.
Judge Hicks returned from a profess
sional trip to Denver Sunday morning.
Misses Rosa and Cary Nolan went to
Denver Tuesday morning for visit.
The former will remain there until Sat
urday.
Louis Rachofsky was a passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning where he went
to familiarize himself with city life.
Miss Vara Meary, of Des Moines, Ia,
has arrived in the city and has been en-
gagged as r.illiner at the New York store.
Miss Meary is an artistic hat trimmer
SD sill remain in the city until after
the summer months.
w. S. Green returned Monday evening
from Denver, where he had been since
Thursday visiting with his family.
F. McGinnis, the station agent, who
was called to Inlay City, Mich, about
two weeks ago on account Of the illness
of his mother, returned home Monday
evening. Mr.. McGinniss says his moth
er's health is failing rapidly and that he
entertains very little hope for her re-
covery.
Mrs. John Truan, mother of Mrs. Ar.
mond Thompson, who has been visiting
in this city during the past week, return
ed to her home in Denver Monday after
noon.
Mrs. G. V. Shoop went to Denver Mon
day morning on a short visit, returning
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frances Mcleod, OF Goldfield,
Colo. mother of Mrs. Flor Asbaugh, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening to
spend visit with her daughter.
; d. E. Glenn, a brother-in- law of Mike
Harrington, is up from Denver on visit.
Edgar Withrow went to Denver Tues
day morning on legal business, return
ing in the evening.
; Night Marshal Thomas FADE, who
went to Denver about week ago to at
; tend the funeral of his wiies uncle, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
VIM. Flick was business passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning, returning in
the evening.
, Albert Scheffler went TO Arvada Sun.
day where he intends to remain while
taking course in business college in
= Denver. He will reside with his sister
| Perry A. Kline went to Denver Tues.
t day where he will remain several days
, visiting with friends.
/ Miss efiie Donald OF Boulder arrived
, in the city Friday and attended the ball
given by the Hibernians. She will re.
!. main here week or more, the guest ol
E Mr.. and Mrs. James Fullerton.
G. NJ. Laird went to Denver Tuesday
morning for the purpose, so it is stated
OF uniting the warning factions OF the
8 Republican party. He returned Tuesday
: evening but would not say what success
: he met with.
Mrs. VIM. Tippett and son Donald
!. left Friday for Rifle, to spend week
with relatives.
Mr.. Dan Munday, a former resident o
this county and discoverer Of the SpuI
QaiQy and other minea ON NiRQar hill