Gilpin observer., 1905-01-05
PERSONALS

the past week.
VIM. Job went to Denver yesterday
afternoon at 3:10.
OSol Bacharach went to Denver yester-
day afternoon on business trip.
Fl. A. Hicks AID family returned Mon
day afternoon from Golden where they
had been visiting during the holidays
with relatives.
Mrs. Evelyn Updegratf returned from
a weeks visit in Denver Tuesday even
ing.
r. L. Martin, manager of the Buell.
mine, came up Monday from Denver to
attend to some business affairs. He re-
turned to the city of fraudulent cleo
tions the next day.
George Collins, of the California Min
ing g. Milling company, came up from
Denver Tuesday TO attend to some busi-
ress affairs, returning yesterday morn
ing.
afternoon from hunting trip IN the
southern part of the state. He had very
good luck, so it is claimed.
Clarence Morgan went to Denver on
Tuesday.
George McFarlane and sister went to
Denver Sunday Morning. Mr.. McFar
lane returned in the evening.
James Gilmour returned to Denver
Tuesday after having spent the holidays
with his parents. He is attending school
in Denver.
Morgan Mccain returned to Fort
Collins Tuesday after having spent a
week in the city on a visit to Fred Nc
Farlane. Mr.. McCann is attending school
at Fort Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Malmstrom went to
Idaho Springs Saturday evening to visit
friends.
Miss Stella King, who is teaching
school in Kansas near the state line, af-
ter visiting with her parents in this city
about week, returned to her duties in
the Sunfower state Tuesday.
| VIM. Hayden, formerly employed in
the Rocky Mountain bank, went to Den
yer Tuesday to reside permanently.
| Henry Becker and wife returned from
a visit to Denver Tuesday evening.
Ignatz Meyer went to Deuver Tuesday
afternoon to buy lot in the Riverside
cemetery and make arrangements for the
burial of his wife who died of pneu-
monia Tuesday morning. He returned
last evening.
Ed. L. Harris came up from Denver
Tuesday. This is the first time Mr.. Har-
ris has been in our midst for the past
four or five weeks, and the residents are
rather indignant over his prolonged ab-
sence. 1t has been the custom OF Mr.
Harris to come up two or three times a
week.
George Jackson came up from Denver
Sunday to visit with his mother, Mrs.
Dover. He returned Tuesday afternoon.
| Mrs. Tom Bowden of Idaho Springs
arrived in the city Thursday evening on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eilmann.
She attended the social and dance given
by the Elks Friday evening, and after
remaining until Tuesday afternoon re-
turned to her home.
Chas. Trenoweth and family went to
Denver Monday on visit.
W. ii. Deerstyne, representing the Pc
ters Paper company Of Denver was in
the city Tuesday soliciting business from
the merchants and printing offices.
Guy Laird, son OF G. NJ. Laird OF the
Register Call, who was in the city holi-
day week on visit to his parents, re-
turned to Lafayette, Ind, Monday, where
he is attending school.
Miss Agnes Holland OF Denver came
up Monday for no other purpose than to
attend the grand ball which was Civ.
by the Owls that evening. She returned
home Tuesday. While here Miss Hol-
land was the guest OF her friend Miss
Stella King.
Mrs. F. j. Altvater left yesterday af.
ternoon for Dumont, Colo, to visit rela-
tives. She will be away three or four
days.
VIM. Tippett. Of the Harris undertak.
ing parlors, went to Denver yesterday af-
ternoon on business.
Misses Lille and Lulu Hancock OF Den.
yer, who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. Dennis dnrng New Years, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. a. l.. Anderson and baby return
ed last evening from an extended visit
in Denver.
Mr. and Mrc Nm, DrauiIIa aud l.al...