Gilpin observer., 1899-08-03
PERSONALS.

State Senator Sam V. Newell returned
from Denver Monday evening.
James A. Gilmour, this city, left for
Denver Sunday on mining business. He
returned Monday evening.
E. W. Williams returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon, after brief business
trip to this city, on mining matters.
Miss Laura Trenoweth, after pleas
ant visit with friends at Idaho Springs,
has returned to her home in this city.
Mrs P. Wiley, who has been visiting
her son, Charles Wiley, wife and family
for week, returned to Denver Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ryan, sister-in- law of Mrs James
Faulkner, this city, after a visit with the
latter lady has returned to her home at
the state capital.
Frank G. Young, president of the new
Gunnell Gold Mining and Milling COM
pany, came up from Denver on Monday,
registering at the Teller.
Mrs. Millett, returned last week from
three weeks visit in Denver. While
there she purchased new curtains and
tapestry for the Teller House.
Professor E. E. Burlingame, the we'll
known Denver assayer and chemist, has
returned from trip to Idaho where he
has valuable mining interests.
Miss Mary McIlroy, stenographer OF
Denver, arrived last Monday, and will
visit her former schoolmate Miss Jennie
Cody, this city, for several days.
Miss Cora Pierce, of Denver, arrived
last Thursday. She will visit her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Rambly,
this city, until the first of September.
Mrs. Abraham Rachofsky, youngest
daughter and son arrived Thursday, and
will visit friends here until next Satur-
day, when they return to their home in
Denver.
United States Senator E. o. Wolcott
sailed from London, England, for New
York last Saturday. He was accom-
panied by Israel Zungwall, writer and
lecturer.
Charles Wilson, wife and child, who
have been visiting Grandpa and Grand
ma G. W. Wilson, this city. for several
days, returned to their home in Larimer
county Monday morning.
Ex.city treasurer and clerk Herrick
Mcleod, who has been in Denver under
going medical treatment for the past
two months, returned last Saturday. He
is greatly improved in health.
Herbert Nichols. the dairyman, left
Saturday for Denver, accompanied by
his mother, who has been in i'll health
for some time. She will remain there
and recuperate her health and strength.
Attorney Horace G. Thurman, this
city, after ten days absence at Aspen,
Pitkin county, returned hom, Monday.
His wife and daughter remain there
some weeks yet visiting relatives and
friends.
Washington johnson came in from his
group of mines in South Boulder district
on Monday, on business matters, Wash
ington, by hard work, has acquired prop
erty there that will some day keep pov.
erty from his door.
Benjamin p. Thomas, OF the Sauer-
McShane Mercantile company, this city,
returned from Denver Monday, where he
spent Sunday with his wife and other
relatives in that metropolitan city. His
wte's health is much improved.
Tho Golden Globe OF Saturday says
that Judge A. II. DeFrance got of Mon.
day, July "a, and adds that doubtless to-
day is enjoying life with the Golden COL
ony at Long Beach, California. The
party expects to be at home 10 Septem.
ber.
Col. Jud Watkins. Messrs. j. H. and
w. F. Mortimer, Of Saltwater, MIME
sofa, passed through this city on Mon.
day evening from Hot Sulphur Springs,
Grand county, The gentlemen have
been examining the gllsonite fields Of
Grand county.
Messrs. Il. X. Hamlin and Barney CAT.
faretta, this city, visited South Boulder
Park, Sunday, and enjoyed splendid
trout dinner with William Hefe and
family, who are "in camp" in that &c.
questered mountain resort. They re.
turned in the evening.
Boulder Herald July 20: David Law.
renee, Gilpin county miner was In the