Gilpin observer., 1899-07-13
PERSONALS.


graduated from Yale college, at New
Haven, Connecticut, came in on Sunday
evenings passenger train from the East
and joined his mother and other mem.
bers OF the family who will spend the
summer months in this city. TIE On.
SERVER is pleased to note that George
stood A No. in the graduating class
he will probably engage 10 civil and
mining engineering. having taken thor.
ough course in that department.
State superintendent Of public instruc'
tion Mrs. Helen L. Grenfell, left Denver
last Saturday for Los Angeles, Califor.
mia. On July 20, she will deliver an ID
dress before the National Educatiopsl
Association on "Quo vsdimus," dealing
with results OF the now adjuncts to Edu.
cational Work. s'.
Mrs. George W. Mabee. daughter Misa
Julia, and SONS Darrow and Poster, came
up from Denver Friday. They will re-
main here through the heated term
They have rooms at the residence oI
Mrs. Jerre Lee, on First West High
street.
AL. Chamberlain, OF the Chamberlain
Sampling works returned from Denver
Friday morning. s~ x.
"Uncle" Harry Rogers and wife, who
stopped here on their way from Boulde,
to Steamboat Springs, Routt county, for
a summers outing left here this week by
conveyance for their objective point
While here they were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Dennis. Elmer Hook
ing accompanied them.
Captain E. w. Hurlburt, wife and son
Henry, Miss Florence Beach, OF Denver,
Hon. ]. Med. Livesay, and son Dowell,
left Denver this week for Grand Lake,
Grand county, where they will remain
till September.
Mrs. Hugo Kruse and little son Victor,
last Friday accompanied Messrs. Ed. and
Fred Rogers to Aspen, where they win
be the guests Of the latter gentleman
and his wife, nee Clara Kruse.
District attorney E. L. Reninaittss, re.
turned to Idaho Springs, on Sunday. 1,
Miss Myrtle Tulweiler, Of Hamptop;
Iowa, after q months visit with Gilpin
county friends, returned home Sunday
afternoon.
Last Friday James Couch drove over
to Georgetown, accompanied by Mrs.
Richard Rodda and daughter petite Mar
guerite, where the two latter will visit
friends.
A postal received from Lawrence, Kan.
sas, states that J. w. Bailey, represent
ing Wilder Bros shirt factory at that
place, will arrive hero to-morrow-Tn-
dsy-and remain several days. He can
be found at the Teller House,
James Carbis, OF the Sleepy Hollow
Mining company, and Peterson mine,
Bobtail hill, came up from the state cap
ital Monday morning.
Miss May Harvey, who has been visit
ing relatives in Nebraska, and at Boul-
der, since leaving this city, arrived from
the latter place Saturday. She is the
guest OF her brother Sherman Harvey
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leidinger, OF Sher.
idan Hill, after weeks visit at Cripple
Creek, Teller county, where they enjoyed
the 4th OF July festivities, returned Sun.
day morning. In the afternoon they
left for Sheridan Hill. 4
Mr.. Chris. Stephens. this city, left on
Monday afternoon for Hillside, Custer
county, where she will visit relatives, re-
manning there until the first OF Septem-
ber.
w. G.. Fullerton, wife and daughter
left Monday morning for Mr.. Fullertons
ranch in Middle park. Mr.. w. a.. Wells
and little son, who came in after sup
plies last week from the ranch, returned
with them. SIR q,
Fred Feltch, OF the Middle Boulder
saw mill, came in Monday morning, leay-
ing the mill at 2 o'clock that morning.
He returned in the afternoon with lot
Of supplies for the mill. e .
Arthur Potter a student at Yale, son
OF Mr.. Thomas II. Potter, president OF
the Rocky Mountain National bank, ar.
rived in Denver Saturday from New
Haven, Connecticut. He came up from
the state capital Monday evening. Mrs.
Potter remains in the east visiting rela.
tives and friends.
State Senator Sam V. Newell returned
from Denver Monday evening. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Henry Bolthoff
and his son, II. c. Newell. The latter
and his grandmother, Mrs. BolthofY, will
viait friends here aeyeral dave t. 4. ~ ,