Gilpin observer., 1906-03-08
PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. Fl. Altvater and son, Herbert
were passengers to Denver Su nday morn
ing. returning in the evening.
Marshal John Richards returned from
trip to the Queen City Sunday.
Miss Myra Carson returned from Den.
yer Sunday.
Fl. A. Hicks returned Saturday from
two weeks business trip to Boston and
other eastern points.
e. w. Hurlbut was an arrival 10 the
city last week from Denver. He visited
the mill of the Gipin Lumber company
on Jenny creek and encountered mount
aims of snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baleria and daughter
drove over to Silver Plume Saturday to
attend the funeral OF an old friend Matt
Vlronda, who died in that place last
week.
w. S. Green returned from short
visit to his family in Denver Tuesday.
Rev. r. H. Forester and wife were
PoooSb5oAo W DCuNCI uCoOuy dtltTuOOu.
E. H. Maischoss left Tuesday after
mon for California where ne will spend
several weeks for the benefit OF his
health.
Mrs. John Eva returned to her home
in Denver Tuesday afternoon after hav-
ing spent very pleasant visit with
friapdc in tbic citv
VIM. Johns left Sunday for Mackey,
Ida, where he will work in the mines
Thomas Martin, superinte ndent of the
Notaway mine, was a business passen.
ger to Denver Monday morning.
Miss Cora Carroll left for the metropo-
lis Monday morning to visit short tin 9
with friends.
VIM. Francis returned from Denver
Monday afternoon.
B. G. Granville, the we'll known mining
man, was an arrival in the city from st.
Louis Monday evening.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane went to
Denver Tuesday morning.
Fred Warwick came over from Neder-
land Thursday of last week for the pur-
pose of settling with the company in
which he carried insurance on his house
which burned several months ago. Mr.
Warwick settled for $4,000. He is un-
decided as to whether he will rebuild or
not.
w. S. Holmquist, OF Denver, and
V. l. Noxon, editor OF the Gazette. Idaho
Springs. were in the city Monday and
were exhibiting the new map Of the
Clear Creek and Gilp;n district which is
to be distributed shortly by the Clason
Map company, Of Denver.
DR.. j. NJ. Hannah was visitor to Den
yer the latter part Of last week. He
vent down solely for the purpose OF
breathing little city atmosphere.
Louis Rachofsky returned Tuesday
evening from a several days visit in
Denver.
H.F. Kunter, Of the Golden Rule. was
a business passenger to Denver Monday
afternoon. returning Tuesday.
Con. Miller returned from the Queen
City Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Smock, who had been visit.
ing in Denver, arrived home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Maggie Holcomb, OF Georgetown,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Nc.
Ginniss. The latter is somewhat indis-
posed and her sister came over to attend
her during her illness.
VIM. j. Lamont, OF Leyden, was an ar
rival Tuesday to accept his old position
in the McFarlane machine shops in
Black Hawk.
Mr.. Jacob Leidinger and wife, who
have been in Denver for the past three
months, returned last evening. Mr..
Leidinger is looking we'll and is glad to
be back in old reliable Gilpin.
Will Blake went to Denver this morn.
ing.
Miss Lula E. Mathews, an expert
milliner from Chicago, has accepted
position with the New York Store.
Judge Maymon went to Denver Sat
urday to visit with his family. Pressing
judicial matters compelled the illus
trious jurist's return much sooner than
he desired.
John z. Asquith, brother OF DR.. A. G.
Asquith, visited with the latter this
week. He returned to his home in
Williamsburg, Ia, today.
G. l.. Titus, district manager Of the
Colorado Telephone company, was in
the city today to see IL the subscribers