Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
PERSONAL Mention


H.A. Hicks and daughter, Dorothy,
were passengers to Denver and Golden
Monday morning.
Mrs. j. G. Fleuschhutz was among the
passengers to the metropolis Monday
morning for brief visit.
Mrs. w. S. Green came up from Den.
YER Saturday evening to visit few days
with Mr.. Green. She was accompanied
by Master Milton who thoroughly enjoys
a trip to Central City.
P. r. Alsdorf. secretary Of the Gilpin
County Chamber Of Commerce, was a
passenger to Denver Saturday morning
on business in connection with the Or
ganization. While in the capital city
Mr.. Alsdorf visited the secretary of the
Colorado State Commercial Association
and received some valuable pointers
which will be OF great assistance to him
in carrying out the work the Chamber
has outlined.
John T. johnson, Of Denver, proprie-
tor OF the Teller House bar of this city,
was visitor Friday. He was accompa-
MED by brother-in-law, Chas. Swanson,
of Rock Springs, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson were
visitors to Ft. Collins last week. They
went over to see the much talked Of agri-
cultural section with the view Of locat-
ing, providing they were satisfied with
the country. They claim that Ft. Col
Inns isn't any better, if it's as good as
Central City, and they are now content
to remain here. While in Ft. Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson visited time
with with Wm. Proffitt and wife, former
residents of this city.
Mrs. Thomas Warwick and family, who
have been residents of Central for good
many years, left last Saturday for Den.
YER, to reside there in the future. The
oldest son, Thomas, remains here, where
he has good position with Neil Mckay,
for whom he has worked for several years.
George w. Schneider was an arrival in
the city Monday from Denver.
Mrs. Emma Marlow and son, Merle,
came up from Denver last week. They
intend to remain in the city permanently
and have taken up a residence in the
NARROW house on Eureka street.
H. 81. Lake, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank, left for Albuquerque, N. NJ,
Monday on business.
Peter McFarlane returned this week
from Denver, where he had been the past
ten days ailing with an attack of la
grippe. The gentleman is much i'm
proved.
Ed. w. Davis went to Greeley Satur-
day on business, and incidentally to kill
a few ducks.
Mrs. Ii. P. Davies and daughter were
arrivals from Denver Monday afternoon
and will spend a few days in the city
visiting with relatives.
Louis Rachofsky returned from Denver
Monday afternoon where he had gone to
visit his mother who is confined in one
Of the hospitals, ailing with an ear afflic-
tion. Mrs. Rachofsky was operated on
couple Of weeks ago for an abcess in one
of her ears and is improving rapidly.
Mrs. John Richards was an arrival
from Denver Monday evening.
Henry Klein was among the passengers
to Golden Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Matt. Stevens went to Denver
Tuesoay morning on short visit.
Joe Floyd made trip to Denver Tues.
day morning.
Fred Warwick was an arrival from
Neder!and Monday morning to look at
ter busines interests.
Marshal John W. Richards went to
Denver Saturday to attend the funeral
Of his mother who died on Friday.
Harry Warren and daughter went to
Golden Sunday to visit sister OF Mr..
Warren, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and hrs. Ray Stout visited rela.
tives in Golden last week.
Tug" Champion left the city for Grip.
pie Creek Tuesday afternoon where he
will seek employment in the mines.
Il. A. Hall was passenger to Denver
Tuesday afternoon on railway business
|. B. Henry made trip to Donver
Tuesday afternoon, being called there
on account OF the illness OF his sister.
Mrs. J. b. Mckay, who was very i'll
last week, was taken to Denver Satur.
day. DR.. Saunders accompanied her and
remained with the patient until the fol-
lowing day. Sunday Mrs. Mckay revived
somewhat and was much better when
the physician left her to come home.
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