Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
PERSONALS.


a new lease of life
Mrs. Jeannette Cafferatta and daugh-
ter, Miss Hildah, who have been spend
ing week in Denver with her mother
and sister, returned last Saturday.
II. G. Dickson, travelling passenger
agent OF the Colorado & Southern rail
way, paid The OBSERVER friendly visit
on Monday.
Hon. II. j. Kruse on his return to Den
yer last Saturday was accompanied by
A. ii. Jones, of this city, who was taken
treatment.
ExCity Clerk and Treasurer Herrick
Mcleod came in from his prospect
northeast of Black Hawk Sunday He
is slowly regaining his former good
health.
James Noonan OF the Flynn Tea com
pany, came up from Denver last Mon
day and will remain ten days.
Clarence X. Colvin, general manager
of the Cook Gold Mining company, re-
turned from Denver on Monday, where
he spent Sundsy with his family in that
city.
Miss Clara Doran, who has charge of
the York station OF the Colorado Tele-
phone company in Denver, returned
Sunday, after weeks vacation spent in
this city with her mother and other rela-
tives.
Rev. j. NJ. Desatlniers, pastor of ST.
Mary's Church of the Assumption, re-
turned from Santa Fe New Mexico, last
Saturday. He olIiciated as usual at that
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Cerolini Pegotti returned from
Denver Saturday evening.
Miss Mary J. Watkins and aunt, Miss
Maude Davidson, of Alton, Illinois, ar
rived Sunday and will visit friends here
and at Idaho Springs.
Golden Globe: Mrs. Robert Bunney
and children have gone to Denver for
the winter for the purpose of giving the
children the benefit of'the schools there.
ldr. Bun1ey and son Robert stay on the
ranch and make the twelve mile trip to
Denver weekly on their wheels.
Thomas A. Irwin, of the Garden mine,
Idaho district, was over Saturday from
Idaho Spsings shaking hands with his
friends -an1 attending to business mat
ters. Mr. Irwin, while not fully recovered
from the accident he met with some
weeks afo, manages to attend to bust
ness.
last Thursdays Golden Transcript
says that Judge A. ii. DeFrance and
family returned the preceding day from
delightful summer in California. They
are all in splendid health and the Judge
carries ten pounds more flesh than here
tofore ~
Ex Deputy County Clerk II. Fl. Hall
has returned from Denver, where he has
been stopping for about six weeks. As
the boys say. he is looking and feeling
finer than silk.
G. w, Mabee, Sr., after spending Sun
day withshis family in Denver, returned
Monday.f
Miss Melita Lewis, after short but
pleasant visit with Denver friends, has
returned to her home in Central.
The Misses Claudia and Martha Madi
son, OF Sioux City, Iowa, left for their
home Monday, after visiting friends in
Clear Creek, Grand and Gilpin counties.
The young ladies while in Colorado
gathered a large collection OF flowers and
a humber OF which were plucked from
the higher range OF mountains in the
counties visited.
August Mathez, of Denver, and A. j.
Bettes, OF Salt Lake, arrived Monday
evening, registering at the Teller. The
next day they visited and examined the
workings OF the East Notaway mine 10
Lake district, worked by Mitchell, Cundy
& Co., returning to Denver on the after
noon traio.
Mr.. AL Chamberlain returned from
Denver Sunday evening, accompanied
by his wife and son, Allan j., Jr. The
latter have been visiting Grandpa and
Grandma Walsen.
Miss Belle Lecompte, OF Prairie du
Chen, Wisconsin, arrived last Tuesday
ane will remain here until after the New
Year visiting friends in Gilpin county.
Abe Rachofsky, manager OF the New
York Mercantile company, returned from
Denver Monday.
Miss A. II. Little, modistc at the New
York Store Mercantile company, thi,
city, returned from Denver Tuesday
where she sDent Sunday with friends