Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION


son, Clarence Crosson, came up from
Cripple Creek last Friday to make ar
rangements for the funeral of Mr..
Waters mother, who died last Thurs
day and was buried Sunday afternoon.
Fred Stroehle of Idaho Springs, came
over Friday to assist the Elks orchestra
which played for the minstrels that
night and Saturday night.
| Francis B. Mcleod of Victor, arrived
last week on a visit to his daughters,
Mrs. Judge Ashbaugh and Miss Mary
Mcleod, teacher in the public schools.
James Rule, who recently moved to
Denver with his family to reside, came
up last Friday to attend to some busi-
ness matters, and it is possible that he
and his family may take up residence
here again.
Anna Rachofsky came up Friday on a
visit to her father and brother, and in
cidentally to take in the Elks' Minstrels
at the Opera house.
R. R. Nicely, representing the j..
George Leyner Engineering Works Co.,
with Offices and works at Littleton, Col
orado, has been in the city for several
days interesting the mining men in air
drills, compressors, electric and steam
hoists. He reports a very good busi-
ness in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf, Walter Petro and
wife, Miss Murray, Miss Anna Pressler,
Will Metzner, Ed. Walters and few
others, all of Apex, attended the Elks'
minstrels Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hartong of Apex, came in Fri
day to attend the Elks' minstrels, re-
turning home the next day.
Mrs. Frank McGinnis came up from
Denver Saturday on visit to Agent
McGinnis and to take in the Elks' min
strels.
Mrs. H. A. Hicks and children left
Denver yesterday forVirginia to. spend a
few months with Mrs. Hicks mother.
Mrs. John Mack, who had been visit
ing her husband in this city about a
week, returned to Denver Monday af-
ternoon.
H. A. Hicks was in Boulder Monday
on legal business.
Mrs. N. D. Owen returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon, after visiting short
time with her son.
Miss Mabel Poff came up from Den
yer Saturday to take in the Elks' min
strels. During her visit in the city she
was the guest of Miss Lena Hepburn.
w. E. Withrow went to Denver Sat-
urday to attend to business purely of a
professional nature.
Marshal George Launder and wife
went to Denver Sunday afternoon and
returned Monday.
Ed. Hansen returned Monday from a
visit to Denver.
John Oliver returned Monday after a
visit to Denver.
Will Dennis and wife returned Mon
day from trip to the metropolis.
Harry Lake and family, who have
been visiting in Niagara Falls and other
points of interest in the east for several
weeks past, returned home Monday.
Mr.. Lake will enter upon his duties as
cashier of the First National bank after
much needed rest.
Mrs. William Woods was sojourning
in Denver on Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Donnevan and children were
visiting with her mother in Denver over
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Rule was visitor to the
City of Lights on Sunday.
Hugh Edwards returned Sunday from
trip to the Queen City.
John Mckay visited his family in Den
yer over Sunday.
Mrs. Libbie Williams was Boulder
visitor on Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Hannah went to Denver on
Monday to visit with her relatives.
Frank Purdy and wife were over from
Idaho Springs last Saturday, and Frank
assisted the Elks' orchestra at the opera
house that evening.
Harry Seymour and wife arrived Sat-
urday evening from Denver on visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Lille Sullivan returned Saturday
from visit to Denver.
John Cox went to Denver on Monday
afternoon suffering with severe cold.
He will remain in Denver for few days
and recuperate.
Lieut.. Ripley of the American City