Gilpin observer., 1899-01-26
PERSONALS.

Charles Trenoweth of the Central
Clothing and Shoe company, this city,
returned from business trip to Denver
Friday evening.
j. H. Mickey of Denver, representing
the r. j. Dowd Knife Works, Beloit,
Wis, was caller at The OBSERVER OIL
flee Friday afternoon. He has ibis office
at 523 Mining Exchange building, Den
yer.
Postmaster Fred T. Gooch of Rollins-
vile, who was here in attendance at the
adverse suit of the Swiss Gold Mining
company VS.. Washington johnson ct AL,
relating to lode mining claims in South
Moon gulch, which occupied the atten-
ton of the district court last Friday, has
returned home.
c. G. Miller, former business man OF
this city and for long time president of
the board of education, this city, and
Attorney Otto Erdman OF Denver were
attending to legal business in this city
last Friday.
j. H. Kemp and wife, OF this city, were
visitors to Denver last Friday and Satur-
day.
State Senator s. v. Newell spent Sat-
urday attending to business matters re-
quiring his attention here, aeturning to
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Silver Plume Standard: Charley Hep
ner went to Denver Tuesday morning to
be present at the wedding of a Mr..
Kobey, a brother Of Ben Kobey who was
in the store here a few months some
time ago.
Greeley Republican, January 81: Miss
Shelter fell in a fainting spell on the
Normal steps Tuesday afternoon, and for
a time it was feared she was seriously
injured, but she soon recovered.
81. Garbarsky came up from Denver
Sunday evening, and on Monday COM
menced fitting up his new place of bust
ness.
r. w. Lichtenheld came up Sunday
evening from Denver on visit to his
family. Dick is now located at 1131 18th
street, opposite the Markham hotel, and
is doing nicely.
In. Welch Of the Register Call, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Denver.
d. G. McRae Of The Gilpin, attended
to business matters in Denver last Sun
day.
James Faulkner was summoned last
week to Grand Rapids Mich, through
the serious illness of his aged mother.
He left on Wednesday.
Chancellor Mcdowell, of the Denver
University, arrived last Saturday on the
IL o'clock train, and ofiiciated both
morning and evening in the newly fitted
up auditorium of st. James NJ. Il.
church. He returned to Denver Monday
morning in time to assist at the obseq nj s
of the late Ex-Governor Job A. Cooper.
Ed. Hardy, representing the Stude-
baker carriage and wagon factory, was
calling on liverymen the first of the
week.
r. Sykes, of the Kansas Burroughs
Consolidated Mining company, was up
from Denver the first of the week. He
returned yesterday afternoon.
Robert L. Martin, Sr., returned from a
business trip to Denver Monday evening
Louis Olsen, who has had an attack OF
pneumonia, is out on the streets once
more, although still very weak.
John Best, who has been confined to
his residence in Denver for several days
returned Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Faulkner and little nephew
Eddie j. McDermott, left Saturday on a
visit to Mrs. McDermott, who is in Den.
yer, owing to continued i'll health.
DIR. Ii. p. Davies, of The Pharmacy
returned from Denver Tuesday.
Thomas ii. Potter, president of the
Rocky Mountain National bank, who
spent last week in Denver, came up or
Monday evenings train. He still has tc
navigate with crutch and cane, his foo,
and ankle not yet having sufficient
strength to dispense with their use.
James A. Gilmour, OF the jim Blain,
group Of mines at Perigo, Independence,
district, came in on Friday and spent
Sunday with his children in this city.
Mrs. Charles Trcnoweth, of this city
is visiting friends in Denver.
Henry u. Love, of the Topeltn nina
has returned from Denver where h,
spent Sunday with friends.
Alderman Daniel Fuclscher returned
from Denver Tuesday evening.
A. G. Elliott arrived from Crippl,
Creek Tuesday evening on n visit to hi
children in this city, and attended t,
mining business here.
Mr.. Bart Knight paid his mother ;