Gilpin observer., 1906-08-09
PERSONAL MENTION

ATUuur hru6e mas returned from
Brighton and has accepted his old posi-
tion with the A. l.. Anderson Furniture
store.
James Sullivan, of Leadville, who has
been visiting in Butte, Mont, was an ar.
rival in the city Saturday and spent a
few days with his father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Sullivan.
Arthur Swanson, brother of Charles
Swanson OF the Teller house, arrived
from New York Sunday evening and has
accepted position in the hotel. He will
act as first assistant to the general man
ager.
Mrs. Harper and daughter, OF Pueblo
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Mer.
ritt.
Joe Winiger, the tonsorialist, went to
Denver Sunday to visit couple Of days
with his family.
Prof. Buttrick, dancing master, gave
his closing dance at the Armory Satur.
day evening and left Sunday morning
for Georgetown, where he will enroll a
class.
Miss Pearl Griffith and mother came
up from Denver Monday evening and
will visit with Mitch Griffith at the
Merz ranch.
L. r. Rachofsky returned Monday
evening after brief sojourn in the CAPT.
tai city.
Miss Gertrude Flaherty returned from
visit 10 Arvada Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dennis were pas.
sengers to Denver Monday afternoon.
j. II. Bowden came up from Aryada
Monday evening.
Joe Katta and Joe Miller spent Sun.
day in Denver.
Phil. Schmidt visited in Denver Sun
day.
A. Baleria and family, who started on
fishing trip to Boulder park last Wednes-
day afternoon, returned Friday. The
party were caught in rain storm on the
trip to the park. and on returning Mr..
Baleria had better luck than he antici-
pated in that he came so near to catch
ing trout-he got four bites. The
canned fish he took along with him
served as trout.
Mrs. w. S. Green and son, Milton, OF
Denver, are visiting Mr.. Green.
7. II. Potter returned to the city Mon.
day after a two weeks stay in Detroit,
Mich.
II. A. Hicks has returned from a
lengthy business trip in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maischoss and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stribley and heir
ess drove to the Anthony Tripp ranch
seven miles this side OF Golden, Monday
for an outing.
Miss Minnie Zeigi went to Denver Sun.
day and will remain a MONTH visiting
with friends. Miss Zeigi is recovering
rapidly from the injuries che received in
the hand car wreck which occurred in
canine town, near Nevadaville. last week
Miss May Kelleher after pleasant
visit spent with friends in Denver re.
turned to her duties as cashier in the
New York store Monday morning.
Miss Cressis Smith is home after a
most enjoyable sojoufn OF one week in
the City OF the Plains.
Mrs. Nora Holck, the popular restau.
ranteur, returned from business and
pleasure trip to Denver Saturday even.
lug.
II. L. Martin was an arrival from Den
yer Tuesday, having returned from his
eastern trip. Mr.. Martin spoke very en-
couragingly for the resumption Of opera
tions on the Banta- Hill property.
Thomas Davidson, who buried bis
daughter here last week, returned to the
soldiers home in Monte Vista, Wednes
day morning.
j. B. Merritt left for Denver Wednes
day morning on business trip.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane wae among
the passengers to Denver yesterday
morning.
VIM. Warren went to Denver yester
day to attend the state convention ol
the Knights Of the Golden Eagle. Mr.
Warren is candidate for one OF the
state Offices OF the lode.
Miss Ranney and sister. OF Denver
relatives OF Mrs. II. Fl. Lake, are visiting
the latter.
IL. G. Weckbaugh, the energetic man
ager Of the G. w. Knox Machinery com
pany, was business passenger to Den
yer Tuesday morning.
Thomas Cudahy, the mining man, re
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