Gilpin observer., 1900-06-21
PERSONALS.

Mrs. H. A. Hicks and little daughter
Dorothy returned from Golden Thurs
day evening, where they attended the
I Adami Presnefl nuptials, which occurred
June IL, 1900, at the residence of the
brides parents in that place.
Sol Bernhard returned from business S
trip to Denver Thursday evening.
w. Ballatyne. of the Puzzle mine, Bob
tail hill, after business trip to Denver,
returned Thursday evening.
Mr.. A. L. Collins, general manager of
the Smuggler- Union mine near Tellu-
ride, came up Thursday evening" to at
tend to mining matters in the Golden
Queen in which he is Interested.
Mrs. II. A. Campbell, after three
days visit with her son. w. Campbell,
and wife, this city returned to her home
in Denver Saturday afternoon.
Major w. j. Bolton and wife,. fortaer
residents of this city, now located in
Egeria park, Routt county, came over
the range last Thursday and spent sew
eral days here visiting old time friends
and neighbors.
Henry Dennis, who accompanied his
friend, Rev. Richard Nicholas, as far az
Boulder on his return to Wisconsin, re
turned to Central Thursday evening.
Benjamin P. Thomas, who accompa-
MED his wife to Denver June 10, re
turned last Thursday evening.
Il. d. Quigley, of idaho Springs, N. G..
Merrill of Denver, William S. Fits and
Franklin Pitts, of All5mont; New York,
formed quartette who took in promi-
nent mines on Quartz hill last Sunday.
After luncheon at The Teller they re-
turned to the Springs.
Llewellyn Humphrey left last Satur-
day for Arizona for tho purpose of ex-
amining and reporting upon mining
property.
Mrs. Minnie Pollard Of Denver, after
a. visit with her sistsr, Mrs. John II.
Nicholls, in this city, returned HON ,
Saturday.
Robert L. Martin, ST., of the Avon
Gold Mining and Milling company, leit
for Denver Sunday morning, returning
the next day.
Richard Drew, Jr,. and little son we.e
orer from Idaho Springs Sunday visit
iug relatives, returning in the evening.
Miss Estelle Presnan returned froaa
Golden last Friday evening, and now oc-
cnpies her desk at t1s,oifice of the Gold
placer Mining company in Mellor hBack.
Mrs. G. w. Taylor'snd little daughter
Of Denver, are in the city, the CREST Of
Mrs. Nelson Millet, sister of Mrs., Taylor
Idaho Springs Gazette; Miss Maud
Smith departed Tuesday for Scranton,
Pa She joined Miss Lulu Wsinberger
at Denver and the two went as far MS
Chicago togethHn.
Miss Genevie,1ody and MIS- Howard
Grewb Of Dubuuue, Iowa, nieaes OF the
Messrs. Thomas, Edward. John and
james Cody, lxe in the city the guests of
Sheriff Codysand wife. TIE. ladies' will
remain here. through tho hctrweather.
Miss Rose Ginley after q. visit here OF
several days with her friend Miss Jennie
Cody, retnrned to her hpme in Denver
Monday.
Miss Asaalaide Nichplls-cams up from
Denver Sunday evening, and is the CUES,
OF her, brother e. A, Nichols and wife
Miss Nellie Allen left for Denver FIJI,
day Inst and will spend some time in
that ity visiting, friends
Charles NichoLs,ot Denver is visiting
his. brother T.. A. Nichols this week.
Miss Teresa. MnPhsa OF Denver. is il
tie city the gSast OF her uncle ard aunt
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Lamont. Sho. will
main here sesaral weeks.
| w. I. PlenmpnR md wife. Aft fpr q
short visit Ia Denver Tuesday, morning
Mrs. NJ. b. Ehngham OF Deuver cau&
up Friday evening last, and wil spend
the summer months here the Ruest o.
her daughter Mrs. H. J. Sears. Mira N
ID. Mc9onMs and daugAasr OF Boulder
are also visi ting Mrs. Scars arriving las
Friday.
Schard Sykes, president oi the Kan
sss Burroughs Consolidated Mining com
pany, was guest at The Teller Tuesda,
and Wednesday.
Mrs. George Wilhams left for Gilpin
Central district, where abe joins her hus
band, who in in charge OF the Peterson
stamp mill at that place.
Mrs. James Bowden and little daugh tsI
Gertrude. after short visit at the Gok
Dirt mine, returned home Saturday