Gilpin observer., 1899-01-05
PERSONALS.

ents at Yankee
Mrs John league is visiting friends in
Denver this week.
Miss Clara Blanchard of ST. Joseph,
Mo-, is the guest of Central friends.
The Misses May and Katie Leidinger
of Sheridan Hill, were visiting friends in
the city last Friday.
Mrs. A. Boleria has returned to her
home in this city, after visit with
friends at Silver Plume.
Charles G. Beaubien of Madison, Wis,
arrived last Friday evening to examine
mining property west of the city.
Mrs. w. c. Fullerton and daughter,
Miss Eva, returned from Denver Friday
evening, after short visit in that city.
Petite Annie Bristol, who visited Gold
en- friends during her holiday vaca-
ton from school, returned Saturday
evening.
j. j. Bender of the New Pharmacy in
the Mineral Palace, returned from visit
with his family in Denver on Thursday
evening.
Otto Fuelscher, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Fuel
scher, in this city, returned to Julesburg
last Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Pollard of Denver, after
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. j. H.
Nichols of this city, returned home on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Bradley, after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Nate A. Sears
of this city, returned on Friday to her
home in Loveland.
| M. G. Wheeock of the National mine
on Quartz Hill returned from New York
last Thursday, his first visit here since
the death of his father.
William Fullerton, one of the principal
owners of the Gunnell, came up from
Denver last Thursday and visited that
property before returning.
The health of Mrs. Daniel Fuelscher
having been greatly benefited by resi-
dence in Denver, she will return to this
city to live in the near future.
Al Chamberlain returned from Denver
the first of the week. His wife and little
son, who accompanied him, will remain
there visiting relatives for some days.
Morgan McCann of Denver arrived
last Friday on visit with his father, Mr.
z. Mccain, manager of the Kansas Bur
roughs consolidated Mining company.
Boniface John McDermott, wife and
son John, left Sunday afternoon for Den.
yer. Mrs. McDermott will remain in
Denver, the altitude here being too great
for her.
F. II. Messinger left for Denver Satur-
day afternoon, accompanied by his little
son, Lawrence Nj. The latter had been
paying his father visit during his holi-
day vacation.
Henry p. Lowe of the Topeka mine,
Russell district, came up from Denver
on Monday mornings passenger train.
After luncheon at the Teller, he went
over to the mine.
Hon. ii. j. Krusc left for Denver Fri
day afternoon, returning Saturday even
ing, accompanied by his wife, and attend
ed the funeral OF Mr.. Krusc' father on
Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. All. Wettstein of the Surprise
mine and VIM. Schultz of the Schultz
Wonder mine, came in from Vermllon
district, to attend the obsequies OF their
friend, Henry Kruse. Sr.
Mr.. Stephen Humphries of the Aqua
Blanca copper mine, Guadalayra, Jolis-
co, Old Mexico, visited his brother Llew-
ellyn in this city the first of this week,
leaving for Denver, Tuesday.
C. II. Case, the flour merchant OF Gold.
en-, has returned from the east, much i'm
proved in health by his trip. He will be
up soon to visit his constituents in the
Little Kingdom OF Gilpin, and they are
quite numerous.
Theodore Olsen returned from st. El-
mo, Chafee county, last Friday, whero he
has been engaged in putting in new
mortars and relitting stamp mill which
was put in there by McFarlane & Co.
about three years ago.
Mrs. Henry p. Lowe and daughter
leave Denver today for a sixmonths' visit
in California. During their absence in
the Golden State, Mr.. Lowe will give his
undivided attention to more fully open
ing up the Topeka mine through dcvel-
opments that he has already mapped
out.
Mr.. 7. II. Potter, of the Rocky Noun
tain National Bank, left for Denver Sat.