Gilpin observer., 1899-06-08
PERSONALS.

this city, is visiting friends here.
Ed. L. Harris returned from Denver
Tuesday noon.
Miss Olivia J. Pendegrast, of Spokane
Washington, is visiting friends in this
city.
John X. Shireman, general organizer
Pacific jurisdiction, Woodmen of World,
came up from Denver Friday morning.
Wnllam Kengel, came in Sunday from
Telluride on his way to his old home in
Detroit, Michigan.
Hon. James Med. Livesay, came up on
Monday mornings train from the state
capital. He registered at the Teller,
Miss Alma Parsons of this city, after
visiting friends in Silver Plume and
Georgetown, has returned home.
Miss Hiatt, teacher of the public
school at Gilpin, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Cody, last Sunday.
Il. d. Quigley, was among others leav-
ing Central for Denver, last Sunday af-
fernoon.
E. W. Williams, the Denver mining
promoter, was looking around among the
mines last Friday and Saturday.
John X. Shireman, organizer of the
Woodmen of the World, returned from
Denver, Monday.
The Misses Jean and Anna McFarlane
of Denver, arrived Monday evening, on a
visit to their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter McFarlane, this city.
Louis Rachofsky, son of Abraham Ra-
chofsky, manager of the New York Store
Mercantile company, arrived from Den
yer Monday evening. He will remain
here.
Mr.. A. L. Collins, this city, left Mon
day for the Smuggler- Union mine, near
Telluride, called there on mining bust
ness.
Miss Bertha Scheffier returned Friday
from Greeley, where she graduated from
the State Normal School She was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Josie, also
a student of the Normal School.
Idaho Springs Gazette: G. McFar-
line accompanied by the Misses With
row, Gilmour, Peterson and Sullivan, all
OF Central, were at the Beebee last Fri
day.
Abe Rachofsky, manager of the New
York Store Mercantile company, left for
Denver on Saturday evenings special
and returned Monday.
/, Messrs. G. W.. Mabee, senior, Henry P.
Lowe, Joseph w. Bostwick, and +. H.
Messenger, left for Denver Saturday Of
ternoon, returning to Central Monday.
Mr.. and MrsgJoseph Floyd, will return
tomorrow from their wedding trip to
Colorado Springs, Manitou and the Gar
den OF the Gods. They will be at home
to their friends at their residence on
Pine street, on and after next Tuesday.
County Clerk and Recorder J. S. Up
degraff, the Misses Eta Coffman, of this
city, and Miss Georgia Stewart, of Den
yer formed party who enjoyed trip
over the scenic line Of Gilpin county, the
Gilpin Tramway. -
Judge Chase .tWithrow, after being
confined to his residence several days
with an acute attack Of lumbago, was
put attending to business at his Office
last Saturday.
Hon. John c. McShane, OF the Sauer-
McShane Mercantile company, was up
from his winter residence, near Arvada,
the first of the week.
Mr.. s. ]. Palmer, Of the firm OF Smell.
Palmer & Co., manufacturers OF the Col.
orado Insect Destroyer, was caller at
THR OBSERVER Office Monday, leaving
here for Idaho Springs the following day
by stage. ~
Hon. Thomas Mullen, former mayor
and prominent contractor Of this city,
was visiting his old friends and transact
Jog business here, the first OF the week.
He informs The OBSERVER that his son
John is confined to his bed a sufferer
from Bright's disease. "a <
James A. Gilmour, was in Saturday
evening from his Jim Blaine group OF
mines at Perigo, Independents district.
lie returned the first of the week.
J. St Cleery, OF Denver, was attending
to business matters here last week, in
connection with the Brooklyn mine, in
Lake district,
Judge A. II. d. France, came up from
Golden Monday morning, and took a
room at the Teller. He opened court at
l 80 p. MIN June term-that day.
p. ". Angler, travelling passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific railroad. with