Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07
PERSONALS

James Rule and wife went to Denver
Sunday morning to take in the G.. A. r.
festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Hunter spent Sun.
day in Denver.
James McGinniss went to the capital
Sunday morning TO see the sights.
Neman and Chester Hubbard were
among the passengers to Denver Sunday
morning where they will remain during
the G. A. r. Encampment.
Mrs. James Mitchell was among the
Sunday visitors to Denver.
John Chapman whose leg was broken
some time ago while practicing with the
hose team, went to Denver Sunday morn
ing to consult physician about the in
jured limb. While the leg has healed
and is apparently sound it troubles Mr..
Chapman more or less when he attempts
to walk down hill.
Mrs. John Hamllik went to Denver
Sunday afternoon to enjoy short visit.
Mrs. Henry Morgan and son, Henry,
went to Denver Monday where the latter
intends to enter Jesuit college.
Mrs. Ike Hardy returned from a trip
to Denver Monday evening. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Whitman who
will spend few days with the Hardy
family.
Miss Kate Champion came up from
Denver Monday evening and will accept
position with Mrs. N. X. Holck in the
restaurant.
Miss Josie Meyers who had been in
Denver the past two months returned to
the city Monday evening.
Mrs. M. X. Sullivan went to Denver
Tuesday morning to visit with friends
during the Encampment.
Joe Jones went to Denver Tuesday
morning.
Richard Floyde was among the many
who went to the Queen city Tuesda,
morning to take in the big doin's during
G. A. r. week.
Mr.. Richard Liberton, the popular
mixologist at E. Goldman's favorite re.
sort, took spin down to the capital Sun.
day afternoan to take in the Grand
Army doinGs and the Labor Day parade
Dick returned home Monday evening.
James Miller went down to the me.
tropolis last Frinay.
H. II. Hall and Gus Kruse who have
been doing assessment work in Boulder
park for some time past, returned to the
city Monday evening.
Mr.. Charles Wolff, city clerk of Hia.
watha, Kansas, paid the Observer pleas.
ant call Tuesday. He is taking in the
sights and wonders Of the Centennial
state, and being interested in mining here
to some extent, is delighted with his
trip.
W. S. Green and c. e. Wiley went to
Denver Sunday afternoon to participate
in the rifle tournament.
A. Rapin. G. M. Laird and DR.. A. C.
Asquith were passengers to Denver Mon
day morning where they went to shoot
in the rifle tournament.
Otto l.. Altvater OF the Observer force
went to Denver Saturday afternoon to
get look at the large crowd gathered
in that city to take in the G. A. II. ies
tivities. He returned Tuesday morning
Bert Seymour went to Denver Satur
day afternoon to meet his wife and baby
who had been visiting relatives. The
family returned Sunday evening.
Misses Dora Thompson and Elsie Au
ger were among the numerous passen
gers to Denver Saturday afternoon tt
enjoy q short stay.
Arthur Kruse returned Tuesday morn
ing from n short visit to Denver ant
Brighton.
julie Henry went to Denver Sunday
morning TO visit with his family.
w. Williams returned Monday from
an extensive visit to Denver where hit
daughter is residing.
A. Rachofsky was n business passenger
to the metropolis Friday morning.
Il. l.. Martin came up from Denver OF
mining business Friday afternoon. Mr.
Martin purchased two heavy draught
horses in Denver and had them shipped
to this city Tuesday. They will be uset
in transporting ore, etc, from the BaLta
Hill property, managed by Mr.. Martin