Gilpin observer., 1899-06-22
PERSONALS.

from Denver Monday evening.
Miss Hulga johnson Of Victor, is in tn,
city, the guest Of Mis Gertrude Hefle.
DR.. Henry Paul, Of Denver, was Wis
itor to Central, the first Of the week.
Miss Matte Hooper, of this city, who
has been visiting friends in Golden, has
returned.
Miss Maude Search, of: Boulder, is il
the city, the guest Of her aunt, Miss Liz
zie Clark.
John McDermott, late of the Teller
house, this city. was up from Denver, the
first of the week.
Louis Fontaine, this city, will spend a
portion OF his summer vacation with his
aunt. Mrs. james Bradley, at Berthoud.
Mr.. A. L. Collins took the morning
passenger train at Black Hawk, Monday
for Denver, accompanied by his wife.
g. w. Mabse, managerial the Ran.
dolph stamp mill, came up from Denver
Monday morning.
Mrs. A. L. Reckling and little dauRh.
ter. left for Denver Saturday, where they
will visit Mrs. Barnabas Huber and other
friends.
The Ralston correspondent OF the Col
den Globe says that Miss Eliza Truan, Of
Central City, was tho guest Of the Misses
Susie and Grace Bunney. last week.
c. W. Newell, son of Senator s. v.
Newell, came up from Denver, Tuesday
evening, to escape the heat at the state
capital.
w. d. Dameron and daughter, Mrs. ].
b. Leighton, OF Baraboo, Wisconsin. are
in the city, visiting friends. They are
en- route to Seattle, Washington.
Major Hal Sayr, OF Boulder, arrived
here Monday evening. The major has
just returned from a trip to Arizona,
where he examined several large mining
Henry Rothouse, OF the Jefferson Min
eral Springs, at Alcott, near Denver,
came up Sunday on business. He re-
turned Monday afternoon. Henry will
have a fine resort as soon as he completes
improvements in and
around the premises.
County clerk and recorder j. s. Upde-
graft, was visitor to Golden, Saturday,
returning Sunday evening" with his 2:4O
horse, Pegasus. Next to handsome wo-
man there is nothing like speedy horse
with Joseph, in which conclusion he is
preeminently correct.
Miss Eliza Truan returned to Denver
Monday, after visit here with her sister
Mrs. Almond I. Thompson. Miss Jen.
ME james, OF Michigan, who has been
visiting here, returned to Denver with
her.
Attorney William G. Fullerton has re-
turned from Minneapolis, Minnesota,
where he has been attending to legal
matters His visit there, although nee
essarily short, gave him time to renew
|ormer acquaintances with cid time
friends and army comrades.
John Owen, having resigned as mana,
ger OF the Sun and Moon Mining and
Milling company. N ii. Sims, OF Altoona,
Pa, has been appointed his successor.
This company are operating east OF and
adjoining the Garden mine, at the head
of Gibson gu!ch, Idaho district, south OF
this city.
Miss Edith Weymouth, OF Denver, is
in the city, the guest OF her former
schoolmate, Miss LILY Lake. Miss Edith
has been teaching school in Denver for
the past two years. She has the proud
distinction OF graduating from the high
school Of this city, class OF 1894.
Miss Carrie Mcleod, accompanied by
her youngest sister, Miss Martha, left
Tor Denver Saturday afternoon, return.
ing the first Of the week. While they
visited their brother Herrick, and sister,
Miss Kitty. 1t was the first visit OF Miss
Martha to the state capital MS well as
her first ride in railroad chr. 1t was
quite treat to petite Martha.
Among other delegates to the annual
OF the Epworth League OF
the Greeley, or northern district, OF the
M. u. Conference OF Colorado, held in
this city, Mt st. James NJ. Il. church, last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, were Rev.
B. L. Vincent, OF Greeley, Rev. r. T.
kreuger and wife, of Windsor, Rev. II.
B. Cook and niece, Miss Maud Flint, OF
Golden. and Rev. G.. A. w. Gage and
wife, of Sterling, all former residents OF
Gilpin county.
Hon. w. j. Lewis received letter this
week from Mr.. A. w. Tucker, written
from Derby, Kansas, in which he stated