Gilpin observer., 1899-03-16
PERSONALS.

State Senator Newell was up agail
from the state capital Saturday and re
turned Sunday afternoon.
r. Morris of Denver was in town the
first of the week looking after his rea
estate and other interests here.
Abe Rachofsky, manager of the New
York Store, left for Denver Saturday aft
ernoon's train, returning Monday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Ellingham of Denver ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning tc
visit her daughter, Mrs. H. j. Sears.
Mrs. r. G. Aududdel after brief
visit here with her sister, Mrs. John r.
McCalllster, returned to Denver Sunday
Miss Ray Little, modiste at the New
York Store, went to Denver Saturday
afternoon and returned Monday morn
ing.
Boulder Herald: Miss Lizzie Mayor,
who has been visiting Miss Eta First
brook, left for her home in Central City,
Friday.
Hon. J. Med. Livesay after attending
to legal business here last Friday and
Saturday, returned to his home in Den
yer Saturday afternoon.
| II. A. Hoffman, secretary and treasurer
Of the Kansas Burroughs Consolidated
Mining company, returned to Denver
last Thursday afternoon.
| Miss Emma j. Harris of Denver came
up Monday, to remain until Saturday,
combining business with visiting friends
here and in Black Hawk.
Hon. John c. McShane came up from
his strawberry and fruit ranch at Arvada
yesterday, just to see how the boys were
getting along at the store here.
Miss Elizabeth Galligan of Central dis
trict, after visit of two weeks in Cen
trail with Mrs. Cummings, Miss Jennie
Cody and other friends, returned home
Wednesday.
Ex- alderman Leonard Schafnit.
owner and proprietor of the Wash
ington house, was visiting friends here
the first of the week. He is still located
in Denver.
Congressman John c. Bell returned
to Denver from Washington last Sunday.
He says that the opening of the Ute res
ervation for settlement will not take
place before May l..
! Henry Rothouse, who removed from
this city short sime ago to ranch neal
Arvada, came up Thursday last to spend
a few days, and see how the boys in this
neck o. the-woods are getting along.
Henry likes the life of granger.
Henry p. Lowe came up Thursday
from Denver and paid the employees of
the Topeka mine. He returned to Denver
Saturday to spend Sunday with his wife
and daughter,who recently returned from
California.
G. w. Mabee after spending Sunday
with his family and attending divine
service at ST. Johns cathedral, returned
Monday evening. The following morn
ing he donned his mining garb and went
to the Newfoundland lode on Gunnell
Hill, which he is operating.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Jacob Derr
who came up this week to stir up bust
ness in the vegetable line, states that
MIS-. Derr is not improving, and he great.
ly fears that she will not have strength
ty overcome her ailment. Uncle Jake is
compelled to do double duty these days
in consequence.
Miss Mary Reedy, teacher in the Bay
State District, spent Friday and Satur
day in the city with her parents, Prof
and Mrs. John Reedy. Miss Mary at.
tended the semi annual session of the
Teachers association on Saturday. She
returned in time for the opening of school
Monday morning.
Henry Schultz, corporal sergeant in
Company /, Roosevclt's Rough Riders
First Regiment New York Volunteers, is
in the city, stopping at Mrs. Ranks res
taurant. He was in tho engagement ir
which Hamilton Fish vas killed, and
picked him up after the fatal shot. AL
though he was honorably discharged
from service, he talks strongly OF return
ing east and re-enlisting. AS he ex
presses it, he "hankers after military
fame"