Gilpin observer., 1900-11-08
PERSONALS.

ness visit in Detroit, Michigan.
Rev. Eureka s. Holmes, after an
absence OF several weeks has returned
to his home in this city.
Hon. Sam Belford, accompanied by
his wife, arrived here last Thursday
evening from Denver. He addressed
the citizens that evening at the Opera
House, they remained here until the
following day, returning to Denver on
the afternoon trai2.
J Granville Moore, secretary of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, returned to Denver Thursday
afternoon.
Albert Champion, who has been en-
gagged in mining at Goldfeld, Teller
county, returned on Saturday, on visit
with his father mother and sisters this
city.
DR.. William Moore, of Cripple Creek,
arrived Sunday and remained here until
Tuesday.
e. M. Messiter came in Sunday even
ing from the Perigo mine and mill. He
stated that politics out that way for the
past two weeks have been all the topic
OF conversation.
Jacob Derr of Wheat Ridge, Jefferson
county, came up Friday evening, and
interviewed the market men of the
county. The next day he switched over
the hill to Idaho Springs, and took in
the towns in south Clear Creek valley.
Nicholas Kohlsalt, after an absence of
two years from his first love, Gilpin
county, returned Monday. Since leav-
ing here he spent some length of time
at his former home in Schelesswig- Hol-
stein. Lately he has been residing at
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Elk Alderman Jacob Leidinger rode in
Tuesday morning from his mine on Sher-
idan Heights, Vermillion district. After
depositing his ballot in the first pre-
cinct, this city, be returned to the mine.
w. II. Nichols, of the Robert Emmett
mine, Maryland mountain, came up from
his home in Denver Tuesday.
Hon. w. j. Thomas and two sons came
up from Denver Monday evening and
returned the following afternoon.
Hon. Charles c. Post was over from
Georgetown last Monday.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller and Mrs. II.
L. Grenfell drove over from Idaho Spr'gs
Monday evening, where they addressed
large audience the afternoon of that
day, speaking here at the opera house to
the largest audience assembled here dur
ing the campaign that closed last Tues
day. The senator's wife accompanied
them. Mrs. Teller and Mrs. Grenfell re-
turned to Denver Tuesday morning. The
senator remained here until the after
noon, when he went to Denver.
Thomas Cornwall came in on Monday
from his st. Louis mine near Apex. He
has just returned from prospecting
trip west of Yankee hill on the Grand
county slope OF the Snowy range.
Z. w. Williams came up from Denver
Monday morning on brief business
trip.
C.H. Wagner, travelling agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway,
came up from Denver on Monday morn
ing. That evening he visited Central
City Lodge Benevolent and Protective
Order of Ellss, he being member of the
Chicago lodge.
e. w. Mabee came up from Denver
last Monday. g
Hon. John c. McShane was up on the
first OF the week from his valley ranch,
Abe Rachofsky, manager OF the New
York Store Mercantile company returned
from Denver Monday evening and cast
his vote the following day for Bryan and
Stevenson.
Miss Philip Pressler OF Cripple Creek,
has been visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Rev. j. T.. Coffman and daughter Miss
Ettie Coffman, were visiting friends
here Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Rev. Cofman, is now very pleasantly
located at Idaho Springs, where. he is
the pastor OF the NJ. E. church OF that
place.
Norman B. Chat6eld, in charge of DR..
Abe Ashbough's stamp mill near the
Lombard-Polaris group OF mines re-
turned from Denver the first OF the week.
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