Gilpin observer., 1899-03-09
PERSONALS.
Wm. Kepgle returned Tuesday even
ing from trip to the valley.

! James NJ. GARRISON of Kirksville, Mo
was guest at the Teller last Sunday.
Mayor John G. Jenkins returned from
a short visit in Denver Tuesday evening
Mrs. NJ. Sterling returned Sunda,
evening, after quite long visit in Den
yer. 1.- ~.
Mrs. S. V. Jett and son, Glenn, are uI
from Denver visiting relatives in .thi.
city.
| James Carbis came up from Denver
last evening to look after his mining in.
terests.
P. McCann, manager of the Kansas.
Burroughs Consolidated mining compa.
ny,returned Sunday from Denver.
Will HoyHe donned his good clothes
Tuesday afternoon, walked to Black
Hawk and took the train for Denver
] II. McDermott of the Teller paid a
visit to his wife and sons in Denver Sat-
urday afternoon. He returned Monday,
G. v. Brinkerhoff OF Gamble gulch, In
dependent district was attending to bus.
mess in the city on Monday and Tues
day.
Thomas Mullen, a former mayor OF this
city, came up from Denver Tuesday on a
business trip. He returns to Denver to-
morrow.
Judge Allison H. De France arrived on
Tuesday Moons train from Golden, and
opened court at 1:30 p. M, pursuant to
adjournment.
Postmaster Fred T. Gooch of Rollins
vile and Messrs. Scott and Mcdonald Of
Gilpin were in attendance at court Tues
day afternoon.
William Retallack, Jr., who has been
visiting friends at Boulder, returned on
Tuesday. He has entirely recovered
from his sickness.
Miss Maude Stapleton of Winona
Mimi, after three weeks visit with
friends in Central mining district, left for
her home Sunday.
Senator S. V. Newell was up again
from Denver last Saturday accompanied
by his son, II. G. Newell. Both returned
Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Liddicoat, Ed L. Harris assistant
returned from Denver Friday evening,
after weeks visit with friends and rel
atives in that city.
Prosecuting Attorney Regenitter came
over from Idaho Springs Monday even
ingsand was present at the opening of
court Tuesday afternoon.
HtA Hoffman, secretary end treasurer
of me kansas-Burroughs Consolidated
Gold Mining company, came up from
the main Office in Denver last Tuesday
evening.
Misses Gertrude NAPLES and Myrtle
and Edith Robinson OF Baltimore, Md, left
for their home last Friday, after visit
of a month with Clear Creek and Gilpin
county friends.
j. Seidler, former merchant OF this
city, who has been for the past week
visiting his son, A. Seidler, at Idaho
Springs. Mr.. Seidler is the iather-in-
law OF r. Shulman, this city.
Charles L. Harker was visiting friends
in this city last Friday and Saturday
Charley recently returned from Michi-
gan, where he was called on account Of
the death of his aged mother.
Boulder Herald; Miss Matte Snyder,
who came here some time ago for her
health, left for Dubuque, Ia, Friday
night, having gained 20 pounds during
her sojourn in Boulder county.
Mr.. j. Hollinger and son of Abilene,
Kns., have returned to their home in the
Suuflower state, after visit in this city.
The former is interested in the Robert
Emmet mine on Maryland mountain.
T. e. Fisher, general passenger agent
of the Colorado Il Southern railroad in
Denrer, and the party who have been
touring through Mexico for the past 81
days, returned to Denver last Thursday
evening.
Jacob Crowl, mayor of Cottonwood
station on the Colorado Il Southern rail
tral on Monday. The mayor has com.
menced placer mining for the season at
Cottonwood.
A letter OF recent date received from
DIR. T. l.. Ashbaugh, states that the
weather back in Missouri is simply ter.
rible. He and his wife are feeling pretty
well, considering the weather. The doc
tor is enlargipg lake which he had con.
structed on his place and strengthening
the walls, and will stock it with Black
Bass. The lake is fed from live springs
situated close by.
The OBSERVER acknowledges friend.
ly and pleasant call Tuesday, from Prof
Sidney w. Tyler, former resident and
mine operator Of this county. He came
MP to attend a meeting OF the Golden
Fleece Mining and Milling company ol
which he is secretary, held that after.
noon at the Office OF Horace G. Thurman
in this city. He returned to his home in
nan nvnp tho onma DIV Tho vrofaaoov
looks well. as 10 Providence had been
treating him kindly.