Gilpin observer., 1899-12-07
PERSONALS.

day for Bessemer, Michigan. He was
accompanied by his son Richard.
Herrck Mcleod, who has been visit
ing his sister, Miss Kitty Mcleod, at
Boulder, returned Saturday evening.
The latter is feeling much better by tt g
change, which is proving beneficent to
her health.
Will King left Central for Omaha last
Monday.
Judge II. A. Hicks, wife and daughter
Dorothy returned Sunday from three
weeks visit with the aged mother of
the judge at het home in Ohio. They
had fine time and enjoyed their visit
and the trip very much.
Mrs. Walter Morgan, of Perigo, was
summoned here last Saturday, through
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Willis.
w. V. Davenport, of The OBSERVER,
returned from Gypsum, Garfield county,
Sunday evening, after two weeks visit
with his family.
Mrs. George Bathey and daughter.
Miss Jennie left Tuesday for Florence,
Ell Paso county, to join Mr.. Bathey,
who has lucrative position in that
place.
Peter G. Hansen left for Cripple
7 uesday to attend to some collections
He may possibly locate there, but will
return here before doing SO.
Robert L. Martin. ST., manager of the
Banta- Hill Consolidated mines, returned
The Eagle County Blade, published
at Red Cliff, Colorado, r its issue of
November 30, says: Nv. V. Davenport
visited his family at Gypsum recently.
Davie will be remembered as the
typographical artist who conducted this
paper four years ago during the editors
absence in the east. He has been
lately located at Central City, where he
holds position on The OBSERVER"
Edgar Withrow and sister, Miss
Marion Withrow, who have been visit
ing their parents, Chase Withrow and
wife, in this city, returned to Boulder
Sunday morning, both being students
At the state university at that place.
Miss Lillian Light, who has had charge
OF the millinery department at The Gil
pin, left Monday for her home in st.
Joe, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. McCloud, of Cape
Nome, Alaska, who have been visiting
Mrs. McGinnes, mother Of Mrs. Nc
Cloud, left Saturday afternoon for
Seattle, Washington. from whence
they sail for their home.
Master Henry Mcclellan, son of
George E. Mcclellan and wife, who has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
John e. Morris, this city, return, d
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckay, OF Boulder,
are in the city, the guests Of William
Mckay.
Ernest Rodda, who has been in tho
| employ OF the Colorado Telephone Co.
in Denver since leaving Central, spent
Thanksgiving day with friends here,
returning Saturday to Denver, whence
he goes to Cripple Creek. where he
step, into better position than the one
he vacates at the state capital.
A. l.. Anderson returned Friday from
Denver, where he spent Thanksgiving
day. Mrs. Anderson returned Sunday
Tom Cornwall, OF the st. Louis mine
was attending to business matters here
Friday. returning to Pine district in the
evening.
Robert Harris is up from Denver
visiting his brother, Ed L. Harris, the
latter being confined to his room
through sickness.
| George McFarlane returned Tuesday
morning from ;Iip TO Denver, which
combined business with pleasure.
Assistant Postmaster Albert Senrs
who spent Thanksgiving with friends in
Denver, returned Sunday evening.
Miss May Mullen arrived Sunday
evening from Denver and will remain
here two weeks, the guest Of Mrs. NJ
Rank and daughters.
Manager p. Mccain, OF the Kansas
Burroughs Consolidated Mining com
pany, returned from the San Juan
section last Tuesday, and is ngain AT
that company's mines on Ruartz hill.
Richard Mueller returned from Den.
yer Monday evening his first visit here
since leaving here Thanksgiving day.
Hon. John G. McShane came up from,
his valley home near Arvada on Mon
day and returned Tuesday evening.