Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
PERSONAL MENTION

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months ago, was ah arrival from Denver
Friday evening to accept position with
Thomas Stribley. He worked Saturday
and his services were dispensed with.
H. A. Hicks returned from Denver Sat
urday evening where he was in attend
ance at a meeting of stockholders of a
company he is interested in.
Mrs. Fl. A. Hicks and family went to
Golden Friday to visit short time with
Mrs. Hicks mother.
Mrs. l.. j. Williams returned from
Golden Saturday evening where she had
been visiting the week with her mother.
Miss Anna Hancock, OF Denver, sister
of Mrs. VIM. Dennis, was an arrival in
the city Saturday morning.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane returned
from visit to the metropolis Saturday
morning.
Bert Campbell and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Friday morning.
M. B. Hyndman was business visitor
to Denver the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Ray Borcherdt and family went
to Denver Friday morning on a short
visit.
Richard Borchert was business pas.
senger to the Queen City Friday.
Chas. Truscott, former resident of
this city but now of Cripple Creek, was
an arrival Friday evening on a visit.
Louis Rachofsky went to Denver Sat
urday morning where he spent few
days resting from the effects of the holi.
day rush at the New York Store.
Geo. Collins came up from Denver
Saturday morning on business.
Ms. Phil Hicks and daughter, Vera
leave this week for Boise, Idaho, to visit
a mouth or two with Mrs. Hicks sisters
VIM. Tippett returned Sunday morn
ing from Denver and other state points
Sid B. Hawley, an old Gilpin county
pioneer and owner of the Hawley Gard
ner mine on Quartz hill, near Nevada
vile, left Denver Tuesday night for
southern California, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Thurber. Mr.. Hawley goes to
spend the winter in Los Angeles on the
advice of his doctor.-Rocky Mountain
Herald
n. E. Sherwood, of Omaha, was an ar
rival in the city Sunday evening. Mr.
Sherwood is interested in the Newfound-
land NINE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Smillie left
Monday morning for Denver. From
there Mr.. Smillie will go to the city of
Old Mexico to accept a position with
some chemical concern. Mrs. Smile
will leave Denver and go to Wisconsin
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smillie leave the county permanently.
B. E. Seymour returned Saturday
evening from short sojourn in Denver
David S. Davis and bride arrived in
the city Monday morning. They will
select residence and reside in Central
Dean Burgess, mining editor of the
Tolland Herald, was an arrival Sunday
on business.
Mrs. Thomas Hambly and daughter,
who came up from Denver to attend the
funeral Of Jas. Hambly, returned home
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ii. p. Davies, after short visit
with relatives, returned to her home in
Denver Monday afternoon.
Richard Champion, Jr. was passen-
ger to Denver Monday afternoon to re-
main few days visiting.
Oscar Williams went TO Denver Mon.
day afternoon to purchase some horses
to be used in his livery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ballard went to
Denver Monday afternoon for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of James
Carbis, who died Monday morning.
Thos. Cudahy was passenger to Den.
yer Monday afternoon.
Miss Laura Edwards returned from a
short visit to the Queen city Sunday af-
ternoon.
Carl Miller went to Denver Sunday
afternoon.
IL. B. Brown was passenger to Den
yer Saturday to attend the marriage of
his sister, Mary, to Edwin p. Conahan,
OF Como, Colo.
Miss Anna Rachofsky is visiting this
week with her sister in Boulder.
Miss Irene Slattery is visiting in Den.
YER where she intends to remain several
weeks.
Henry Grannis, who until a short time
ago has been teaming in Apex, left Tues.
day with his family for thu yallav