Gilpin observer., 1905-09-28
PERSONALS

some mining property that was Piaceu
on sale by the public trustee. Mr.. Babb
represented some New York parties in
bidding in the property.
Nj O'Brien, an attorney OF Denver,
came up Monday morning to represent
the government in the taking OF testi-
mony before Judge Ashbaugh OF the
placer property in Boulder park in which
a question has arisen as to whether the
land is timber or mineral
]. Med. Livesay, Of Cripple Creek,
was an arrival Sunday. Monday he rep
resented Frederick Newmeyer ct al in
the taking of evidence regarding some
land in Boulder park, by Judge Ash
baugh.
DR.. C. V. Shoup, of Arvada, came up
Saturday to look over some business
matters He returned home Monday.
Mrs Lynn Newell came up from Den
YER Tuesday to see her husband, who
broke his leg couple OF weeks ago
while working about the Concrete mine.
DR.. A. C. Asquith, who left the city a
short time ago for Middle park in COM
pany with E. w. Davis and several 9th
ers to enjoy hunt of several weeks, re-
turned the latter part OF last week. The
Doctors return was rather sudden ow-
ing to a rush of business which was nee
essary for him to attend to. He claim
the party he was with was successful in
hunting and had all the game they
wanted, besides sending quite a bit to
their friends in Central. He regrets very
much having to return home when he
was enjoying the outing to the fullest
extent.
VIM Curnow left for Cripple Creek
last Friday and will work in the mines OF
that district.
MT. Griffith who disposed of his liv-
cry business to Fred Bowden, last We'd
pesday, was a passenger to Denver Fri
day, for short stay to attend to some
matters of Importance. Mr.. Griffith, as
soon as he can straighten out his ac-
counts, intends to leave here.
Miss Nellie Anderson made trip to
Denver Sunday morning This was her
last single trip to the metropolis as that
day she became the helpmeet OF John
A. Joyce, of Russell
Mrs. Dennis Allen visited friends in
Denver Sunday.
Mrs. John Loughran returned Sunday
morning from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Peter Mackin, in Denver.
Harry Seymour and wife, of Denver,
visited over Sunday with relatives.
Miss Mamie Voll went TO Denver Sun
day morning to visit.
Wm. Valero, OF Denver, came up Sun
day evening.
Mrs. IL. II. Lake was passenger to
Denver Monday morning to visit her
mother.
JIG. Fleuschhutz was business pass
enger to Denver Monday morning.
Mrs Bartle and son, who had been
here on business, returned home last
Friday to st. Louis.
Geo. w. Schneider, after spending a
short time in the city on business and
pleasure, returned to his home in Den
yer Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Pullman, Of Arvada, was
an arrival Friday evening, on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Wetstein.
Miss Katherine Sutton and mother
made II trip to the metropolis Sunday on
visit.
l.. j. Mountz and wife, Of Apex, were
in the city Saturday. They were bound
for Missouri to enj ,ya visit with rela
tives a couple of weeks, leaving in the
afternoon.
Frank Hickman, brakeman on the
Colorado Il Southern railway, running
out Of Denver, after visiting friends in
the city, returned home Saturday.
j. II. Bechtel returned from short
trip to the Queen City Saturday after
noon.
Jas. Miller returned from short trip
TO Denver Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trevithick were
among the excursionists 10 Denver Sun
day. They visited friends and took in
the numerous attractions at the various
parks and had very pleasant time.
A. l.. Anderson went to Denver Sun
day morning.
DR.. Warren, the Dentist, made trip