Gilpin observer., 1899-06-15
PERSONALS.

on the Mondoy morning s passenger train
from Denver, arriving in this city.
Frank Peers, with Daniels, Fisher &
Co., Denver came up Saturday on visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. i. Peers
this city He returned Sunday after
noon.
Miss Emma J. Harris came up from
Denver, Monday morning accompanied
by her niece and nephew, Nettie and
Richard Harris. She remains here until
Saturday, attending to business matters
and calling on friends.
District Attorney Erwin L. Renengit-
ter, of Idaho Springs, was present at the
opening of the district court, Monday
afternoon, remaining here until after the
close of the trial of John Lowry, for the
killing of Harry Williams, in Russell
Gulch.
George w. Hill, of Denver, came up
Sunday. The next day he left for Rol-
linsville, to attend to mining business re-
quiring his attention in that section.
Judge A. II. DeFrance, of Golden
came up Monday morning, opening court
pursuant to adjournment from last week
at 1:30 o'clock p. m. He was accom-
panied by court stenographer Hugh Il
DeFrance.
o. d. Randall, of St. Louis, and
George W. Drew, of st. Pau, registered
at the Teller Monday
G.. w. Mabee returned from Denver.
Monday.
Charles Schafrner, for long time in
terested in Lichtenfed's tonsorial room,
this city, has sold out his interest. To
day he left for Humboldt Kansas, where
he will take up residence.
"Grandpa" James ReiIley, after pleas
ant visit with friends in Black Hawk,
Central and Russell Gulch, returned to
Denver last Friday.
j. e. Reilley, of the Ross and Pennsyl-
vania Centaal Gold Mining company, re-
turned from Denver Sunday evening.
Tho Misses Anna and Jean McFarlane
George McFarlane, of Denver, Fred and
G.. McFarlane, and Albert Sears, of this
city, visited Idaho Springs last Thurs
day, dining at the Portland. The three
former returned to Denver from this city
on Friday.
Expolice commissioner Ralph Talbot,
came up from Denver on Monday, and
| assisted Hon. j. Med. Livesay in defend
ing John Lowry, whose case has been on
trial for the killing of Harry Williams.
r. Morris, of Denver, was up this week
looking after his real estate and other
interests in this city.
Senator Henry NJ Teller arrived from
Denver Monday evening, and returned
the next morning.
Mrs. Ed. Hurd and little daughter, re-
turned from Denver Saturday, where
Mrs. Hurd has been visiting her parents.
She was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Jessie White.
Peter Dillon returned Thursday from
Golden, where he attended the obsequies
OF his mother, the late Christiana Dillon.
Deceased left husband and four child
| rem, Peter, John, Fred and Anna, tho
four latter are residents of this city. The
cause of her death was consumption.
| She was Christian woman, devoted
wife and mother.
James Carbis, of the Peterson mine,
| on Bobtail hill, was a guest at the Teller
Friday and Saturday.
Ross Hunderman mayor of Peck Flats,
and Alfred Wettstein, of the Surprise
mine, Vermiilion district, were attending
to business at the county seat last Sat.
urday.
Mrs. w. e. Griffin and sister, Miss
Sarah Morgan, left Central Thursday
ley, Weld county.
Mrs. A. II. DeFrance and daughters.
Mesdames Rundlett and Doolittle, left
Golden last Saturday for California, on
a pleasure trip. The Judge will join
them after he closes the June term of
court in this county, now in session in
this city.
james Couch left Tuesday for Golden,
where he will visit his aged mother, who
resides near that town. During his alb
sence his niece, Miss Emma Glare, will
nssist Miss Clera Morgan at the Bazaar.
II. G. Shuck, cashier OF the Rocky
Mountain National Bank. this city, left
Tuesday for New York and Pennsyl.
vania. He was accompanied by bis wife
and little son, Harold. They will visit
relatives 10 both states, and will be alb
sent several weeks.