Gilpin observer., 1899-10-05
PERSONALS.

w. L. Mast and wife of Idaho Springs,
were guests at the Teller Sunday.
Fred Neff and John Maehl of the Neff
Bros. Brewing Company, Denver. regis
tered at the Teller Saturday evening
S. ]. Gilmour of Denver, interested
with Hon. Hugh Butler in Pine mining
district, was Il guest at the Teller Friday
and Saturday.
The Boulder Herald says that Will P.
Fisher of the Golden Rule Store, left
Monday afternoon for Montana. He will
be gone about month.
Mrs Joseph Haubrich, former resi-
dent of this city, visited friends here
last week. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Laura, and sons Charles
and George. They are now located near
Craig, Routt county.
Hon. Hugh Butler of Denver, arrived
Friday evening. The next morning he
visited the group of mines in Pine dis
trict in which he is interested.
James Bristol, who pulls the throttle
on the passenger engine running into
Central, returned Thursday from New
London, Connecticut, where he was sum-
moned by the fatal illness of his aged
mother. His little SOD Dowell, who ac
companied him, returned Wednesday.
Lewis Murphy of the Dubuque-Iowa
DAILY Telegraph. who has been enjoy
ing vacation here visiting his aunt
Mrs NJ. Rank and family, returned to
his home last Friday morning. He was
much improved in health by his short
stay here, taking in copious draughts OF
the health invigorating atmosphere OF
this portion of the Rocky Mountains.
Miss Clara Morgan of COUGHS Con-
fectionery Bazaar, after months vaca-
tion visiting her sister, Mrs. r. r. Rodda
at Aspen, returned to Genital Saturday.
She reports very enjoyable visit.
Mrs. G. C. Wright and children who
have been visiting friends at Lake City,
this state, have returned home, much to
the editication of brother Wright of the
Republican. No more baching for him.
Miss Jennie Cody returned from a
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Barron,
and other friends in Denver last Sunday
evening.
George w. Mabee returned from Den
yer Monday morning. His daughter
Miss julia, left Denver Saturday evening
for Washington, ID. c., where she will en-
ter the Mcdonald Ellis school as a
student.
John Lehmkuhl ard wife, Miss Mary
Strauser, Frank Bunney, Leroy Mills and
Frank Rule returned Sunday evening
from Grand and Routt counties. where
the party have been enjoying themselves
for several weeks.
LOUIS Summers returned from Denver
Friday evening, where he spent nearly
week with his family.
Ignatz Meyer, after several days i'll
ness combining him to his residence, is
out again attending to his business.
Rev. J. NJ. Desaulnier pastor of st.
Marys church of the Assumption, left
Sunday afternoon for short visit at
Santa Fe, n. NJ. Services will be he'd
next Sunday as usual Father Desau nieIs
pulpit being filled temporarily.
City clerk and treasurer NJ. X. Sulli-
van, wife and son, returned Sunday from
Denver.
Mr.. Tobias, of the Field and Farm,
the right hand man of editor Lutte Viii
cox, Of that spicy agricultural Denver
publication, paid The OBSERVER call
Monday evening. The following morn
ing he took in his mining property in
Silver Lake district, north of this city.
He was accompanied by his brotherin
law Mr.. Fuller.
S. l. Lorah'of Denver was attending
to business matters here yesterday.
Henry Lehman of the Middle Muddy,
Grand county. was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Clayton Parkhill the Denver spec
ialist came up from Denver, called here
to visit Peter johnson, who WAS injured
in the Central City mine last Sunday af
'ernoon. The patient is in u critical COZ
d ton,
Robert Farragber was pleasant visi-
tor at The OBSERVER office Tuesday eve
ming, coming up the morning of that
day from his valley ranch near Golden
"Uncle Robert" is always II welcome Wis
itor to the Little Kingdom OF G,lpin.
Mss Lizzie Galligan, Of The Gilpir,
after an enjoyab visit in Denver carni.
val week returned last Monday.
Robert l.. Rohm. formerly OF this city,
now residing in the Gunnison county,
drtpped in lnst Saturday on II visit to
his old time friend county clerk and re-
cordcr Joseph S. Updegraf, and the rest
OF his old time friends. He returned the
next day.
Miss Mamie Gilmore who has been
visiting friends in Denver returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Abe Richey and little son arrived
here last Thursday from Durango on n
visit with Grandma Rank and other rel.
atives.
Henry BolthoT was up from Denver
Tuesday looking after his Mechanic
mine, and attending to other business
matters.
ii. A. Hoffman, 80 cretary and treasur-
en- OF the Kansas. Consolidated Mining
company came up from Denver Tuesday
evening.
II. c. Wagner, travelling passenger
agent OF the Chicago, st. Paul and Mil
Office yesterday. He has recently re-.
turned from the east. His company
now control 1000 miles OF railway and
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