Gilpin observer., 1899-05-11
PERSONALS.

Or. Henry Pau. came up from Denver
Thursday evening, and Remained here
until Saturday.
Professor C. E.. Linderman, of the
Stewart mine, Hawke,e district, was a
guest at the Teller Monday evening.
Elisha A. Nichols left for Denver yes
iterday to attend a meeting of the Robert
Emmett Gold Mining Company, to be
held at the companys Office in that city.
Hon. John G. McShane came up from
Arvada Monday morning, and remained
here until Tuesday afternoon, attending
to business matters here.
Henry Bolthoff, "Grandpa," came up
from Denver Tuesday morning, and
visited the Mechanics lode on Gunnell
hill, which he is developing.
Deputy county clerk and recorder
William Prinn, wife and little daughter,
Ruth, returned Monday evening from
short visit with Denver friends.
Miss Genevieve Worden of Muscatine,
Iowa. is in the city visiting relatives.
Before leaving the state she will visit her
sister Mrs. James II. Wenwick at Glen
wood Springs.
James R. Hildreth- and newly welded
wife arrived from Quincy, Illinois, last
Friday, and will take up residence in
Grand county, leaving here on Monday
for Grand Lake.
Captain w. H. Kimball OF Boston,
Mass, owner of the Stewart mine in
Hawkeye district, being worked under
the management of Prof. Linderman, is
in the city. To-day, in company with
the professor, he visited the property.
Mrs. AL Chamberlain and little son,
Allain, left for Denver on Friday, where
they remain until the first of June. Dur
ing their absence the head OF the house.
hold will keep bachelors quarters,
S. w. Miller of the East Whiting
mine, Gunnell hill. returned Friday from
business trip to Chicago. He was ac-
companied by his sons, S. W., and Chas.
X. The party have rooms at the Teller.
George o. Dostal and j. B. Coggins,
installing officers of the Knights OF st.
John, came up on Monday from Denver,
and installed the officers OF the new COM
mandery recently instituted in this city.
William Fisher, travelling representa-
tive of the Denver Times paid The Oh
SERVER friendly call Monday. He came
up here for the purpose of securing bet
ter service in the delivery of that paper
in the mountain hamlets OF the "Little
Kingdom"
Boulder Tribune, May 8: Miss Dora
Rachofsky, Denver young lady who
has been spending the last six weeks in
New York City, is in Boulder the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Rachofsky. She will remain here for
some time.
Fridays Idaho Springs News an
nounces that Mrs. w. E. Renshaw of
that place, will start this week on trip
to New York, to be gone about six weeks.
While there she will attend the gradua-
tion of her sister from school, and see
her off on a two years trip to New YORK
Rudolph Fuelscher last Thursday left
Thursday for Eastern Colorado, where
he will engage in the stock business. His
brother Charles has taken his place in
the bottling works OF Daniel Fuelscher.
1t is limited that Rudolph contemplates
matrimony as soon as he gets located on
his ranch.
deacon" William Scholl OF the Sauer-
McShane Mercantile Company, left for
Denver yesterday morning, from which
city, in company with Mr.. Otto Sauer,
he will leave for the "Faderland." 1t is
conceded fact that the good Deacon"
will bring back with him the young lady
who has been faithful and waiting for
him these many years. So mote it be.
The Silver Plume STANDARD chronicles
the departure of Charles Hepner from
that place, he having gone to Brecken
ridge, where he has taken Il position in
| Oppenheim's store. The Rathbone Sis.
ters gave him farewell party Tuesday
evening with lunch. He will be missed
in that community by large circle OF
| friends in that place as he was ever ready
| to assist in social entertainments.
+. II. Messenger OF the First National
Bank, G. w. Mabee. of the Newfound-
land mine, Thomas II. Potter of the
Rocky Mountain National Bank, and
Henry j. Hawley, the mascot OF the
Hawley Merchandise Company, returned
Monday from Denver. The latter should
have arrived on the morning train, but
was delayed at the Forks of.thc- Creek
through business until the evening train.