Gilpin observer., 1899-11-23
PERSONALS.

d. w. CampOell, of the Sauer-
McShane Mercantile company, returned
from Denver Monday morning.
Gus NJ. Granns came in from Boulder
Park last Saturday and left for Denver
on the afternoon train, where she will
remain during the winter.
Mr.. c. \. Scott, one of the returned
First Colorado volunteers, now of Ward,
Cole, made us pleasant call last
Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Ii. p Davies came up from
Denver Monday, summoned here by the
doctor, who met with an accident through
which his right knee was injured.
Richard Brown, who has had hard
tussle with an acute attack of typhoid
fever, is out again, He will resume his
desk at the Rocky Mountain National
bank the first of December.
Mrs. Peter c. Hansen, who accom-
panied her son to the Jesuit college
near Denver last week, returned Satur-
day evening. The lad will take course
of studies at that educational insttu-
ton.
Alfred Stromsers, wife and little son,
OF Denver, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Catfarata at the Chesapeake
cafe. Mrs Stromsers is a sister of the
former lady.
Mrs. James Faulkner, who has been
visiting Denver friends for about ten
days, returned last Monday. The pater-
nal portion of the Faulkner mansion
had become heartily tired of being chief
cook and chan bermaid.
A letter received from Judge II. A.
Hicks states that he will leave his old
home in Ohio, where he, his wife and
little Dorothy are Visiting his aged
mother, on Monday, December 4. They
will arrive here about Thursday of that
week.
Robert c. Miller, of Chicago, who is
interested in mining property in Enter
prise district, near Black. Hawk, after
spending several days looking around
t 10 mines, mills and concentration
works of the Golden Pueeen, returned
to the White City by the lake this
morning.
Mr.. Hoar, of the Venture Gold Mining
company, purchasers of Strattons Inde-
psndence mine at Cripple Creek, who
has been shown around the mines in
Idaho 6istrict and the gold belt OF Gilpin
county by MIR. Thomas Irvine, of the
Justice mine, Lake Russell districts,
left for Denver Saturday afternoon.
Idaho Springs News: Mrs F. F. Osbis
ton started from here "Wednesday after
noon on her return to Perth Amboy,
n. j., TO be with her daughter, Mrs,
Lachmund. She will stay a day or two
IN Denver with Mrs. Fl. p. Lowe during
the time that Mr.. Lowe undergoes an
operation on his skull which was injured
some time ago in railroad ACCIDENT
John Bryan. who has been prospect.
ing in Saguache county, returned Sat.
urday evening. He says That the story
OF his brother, Oscar d. Bryan, pub
lished in Sunday issue OF the Denver
Post, was a cinarJ, there being no foun.
datirn for it in fact. John will remain
here and engage in mining.
Morgan McCann arrived from Denver
Friday evening. He spsnt Saturday
with his father, Mr.. =. Mccain, in this
city. He returned Sunday afternoon,
accompanied by his father. The latter
returned to Centr i. on Mon lay.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller and wife
will leave Denver tomorrow for Wash.
ington, d. C. They will spend Thanks.
giving with the aged mother, and sister
OF the senator at Morrison, Wbiteside
county, Illinois, reaching the national
capital before the meeting OF congress
tile 4th OF next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Shafer, well
known and highly respected citizens OF
Central, left ruesday morning for Grand
Junction, Colorado, where they will
reside in the future. They nre pioneer
residents OF Gilpin county. Their young
friends in the Golden Queen wish them
unbounded success in their new home,
trusting that Father Time will dsal
gently with them.