Gilpin observer., 1907-10-17
PERSONAL Mention

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morning from visit to Denver and
Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anger returned
from Denver Sunday evening. They
expressed themselves as well pleased
with the improvement shown by their
daughters, Misses Elsie and Nellie, who
have been confined in St. Luke's hos
pital the past two months, ailing with
typhoid fever. The girls are now able
to leave their beds and sit up for short
intervals. It will not be long before
they are able to return home.
VIM. Burley left Sunday for Salida to
attend the grand lodge session of the
Odd Fellows as delegate from Rocky
Mountain Lodge No. 2. The grand
lodge will be in session all of this week.
Clarence Morgan came up from Den
yer Friday to visit a short time with
relatives and old friends.
w. C. Fullerton returned on Saturday
evening from trip to his ranch over in
the Middle Park section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rapin left Monday
morning for Denver on business.
P. r. Alsdorf, returned on Monday
morning from his weekly trip to the big
city.
Sam Rank came over from Boulder
Monday evening to look into some min
ing matters for parties interested in the
county.
Leo Voll has gone to Hot Sulphur
Springs to take in the big venison bar
becue prepared for the Elks. While in
Denver his picture was taken and with
several others of the antlered tribe ap-
peared in the Denver Times of Monday
Thomas Cudahy, about the busiest
mining man in the county, made trip
to Denver Tuesday morning.
DR.. A. C. Asquith returned Monday
evening from his hunting trip in the
Gunnison country. AS usual the doctor
was successful and returned with a
large buck. He was accompanied on
his outing by DR.. A. Ashbaugh of Den
yer, who was equally successful in bag
ging the large game.
Robert Harris went to Denver Friday
morning. He was suffering with quinsy
sore throat and went down to have it
lanced. Tuesday evening he returned
with This voice restored sufficiently to
enable him to discourse upon subjects in
his usual fluent manner.
John Mckay went to Denver Sunda y
to visit with his family. Mr.. Mckay
after his return said he would rather be
common telephone pole in Central City
than the mayor of Denver.
Mrs. H. G. Shuck and son Harold re-
turned Sunday evening from a brief
visit to Denver.
Ed. Rule was Denver visitor Sun
day.
Mrs. William Woods returned Sunday
evening from Silver Plume.
J. A. Flynn came up from Denver on
Sunday.
Henry Patterson returned on Sunday
evening from Denver where he went
Saturday to see his wife, who has been
in St. Luke's hospital the past several
weeks. He says Mrs. Patterson is i'm
proving rapidly and will be able to re-
turn home within a short time.
L. R. Tatum of the Benzai and Sleepy
Hollow mines, was in the city Monday
on business.
r. C. Russell, an old-timer of the Pine
Creek section, leaves this week for Pu-
eblo where he will accept position as
state organizer for the order Of Protec-
tive Ark.
w. C. Matthews went to Georgetown
Sunday evening to hold court for Judge
Blackman.
H. A. Campbell came up from Dem
yer Tuesday morning to attend to busi-
ness in connection with his mining prop
erty in the county. He told an Observer
reporter that his son. Will, is very i'll.
He was taken sick with typhoid fever
and pneumonia developed and his re-
covery now is very doubtful. Will
Campbell is well known in Gilpin coun-
ty, having for a number Of years acted
Is bookkeeper for the firm Of Sauer-
McShane.
Miss Nettie Harris and Mrs. Emma
Beggs came up from Denver on visit
this morning.
]. B. Merritt was over to Idaho
Springs yesterday on business.
A. Baleria, Chris. Cassagranda and
Toby Zanella left this week for Bear
mountain to kill anything from cot
ton-tail to mountain lion. The gen.
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