Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
PERSONALS.

OnarlsS WeldenDrOuck, OF Glipin, was
calling on friends in this city, last Tues
day,
Rev. Alexander Mackay left for Den
YER the first OF the week Hewill return
to morrow.
II. S. Metcalf, of Boston, Massachu-
setts, was guest at the Teller Tuesday
and Wednesday.
John j. Reilley after attending to min
ing business here the past week. left for
Denver Sunday morning.
CHRIS Fisher, of the bottling works in
this city, returned Sunday from his
hunting trip in Nebraska.
Thomas A. Irvine, the Idaho Springs
attorney, was attending to business here
and in Black Hawk Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Champion and little
daughter left this city for Silver Plume
Tuesday, where they will visit friends.
Mrs. Joseph Visitini and little son left
for Austria last Thursday. The former
has been in poor health for several
months.
Miss Isabelle Galligan, of Gilpin, was
visiting her friend, Miss Jennie Cody, in
this city on Monday, returning home
that evening.
b. ID. Quig|ey was over again on Fri
day from Idaho Springs, looking after
mining interests in Gregory district in
which he is interested.
John Best came up from Denver Tues
day TO look after mines in Russell dis
trict and other portions of the county in
which he is interested.
| Hon. John e. McShane was attending
to business matters here on Tuesday, as
also the Democratic county convention
held the afternoon of that day.
Miss Efiie Tower, of Denver, the well
known lady modiste, arrived last Friday.
an will have charge of the millinery dc
partment at the New York store.
Milford Steele, who is engaged in OPEN
ing up mines at Camp Independet C,
north OF this city, spent several days
here this week guest at the Teller.
| Morgan McCann, who is student at
| the Jesuit college near Denver, visited
his father, Mr.. p. McCann, Saturday, re-
turning on the afternoon train the fol
lowing day.
Robert l.. Martin, manager of the
Banta- Hill Consolidated Mines com
pany, paid Denver business visit last
Friday and Saturday. he returned Sun
day evening.
from Denver Sunday evening and will
remain here, her husband having posi-
ton with w. S. Green at the New Phar-
macy this city.
Richard Sykes, president of the Kan
sas Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, came up from Denver on Mon
day evening, remaining here until yes
terday, when he returned.
H. A. Hoffman. treasurer OF the Kan
sl5- Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, left Denver Thursday evening
huu anu OtutE
cities on the other continent. He will
be absent six months.
Richard O'Driscoll, brother OF Henry
O'Driscoll of the Galena mine, paid that
gentleman a visit on Sunday, coming up
on the morning train and returning to
his home in Denver in the afternoon.
Richard is engaged in the coal business
at the state capital.
Nelson Franklin, general manager of
the Eagle compan, $ sampling works at
Victor, Teller county, spent Sunday here
cilling on friends. He was the guest of
w. o. Jenkins and wife. He states that
ex-City Clerk and Treasurer Herricls
Mcleod is in fine health and getting
along nicely at thnt place.
Miss Emma Clair, who has been visit
ing friends at Salida, returned home on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Ii. A. Campbell of Denver is in
the city the guest OF her son j. w.
Campbell and wife.