Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
PERSONALS.

James COucn returned from a business
trip to Denver on Friday.
Master Merle NARROW after short
trip to Cripple Creek, returned home on
Monday evening.
Henry Bolthoff returned last Thurs
day from Middle Park, and left that af-
ternoon for Denver.
Richard Sykes and q. A. Hoffman, of
the Kansas Burroughs Company, came
up from Denver Monday.
Miss Alice Williams left for Denver
last Saturday where she will enjoy two
weeks visit with friends.
Golden Globe: Misses Helen Klein
and Irene Juneman had pleasant visit
at Leadville last week.
Miss Isabel Galligan of Gilpin, came
in Sunday evening and has been spend
ing the week as the guest of Miss Jennie
Cody.
Silver Plume Standard: Mrs. John
Champion of Centra City, came over
this week TO visit her old friends in this
place.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick came up from
Denver Monday evening, and was accom-
panied by his wife, who will remain here
until Saturday.
Water commissioner James Rule, wife
and daughters Misses Maud and Bea
trice, and little son, were visitors to Den
yer last Sunday.
Milford Steele and wife, who have been
guests at the Teller for several days, re-
turned to Camp Independent, north of
this city, Tuesday.
Miss Evaliue Schaffnit after ten
days visit here the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Quigley, returned to her home
in Denver last Monday.
Louis Swanbeck of Hinsdale county,
came up from Denver last Friday and
spent two days here renewing acquaint-
anceship with Gilpin county friends.
Prof. C. E. Linderman came mp from
Denver on Monday, and after visiting
the Stewart mine in Hawkeye district,
returned to Denver on the afternoon
train.
Fort Collins Courier: John Golden re-
turned last Sunday to Central City, after
pleasant visit with his mother Mrs
Golden, corner of Olive and Sherwood
Streets
Leonard Schaffnit, former proprietor
of the Washington House, this city,
came up Saturday to attend to business
matters here. He returned to Denver
Monday.
j. j. Sams-Nick-and family, are en-
joying an outing in Boulder park, going
there last Saturday. Meantime Oscar
Williams has been chief engineer OF the
Williams hack line.
A. P. Boulter, Albert Noark, horny
handed tilers of the soil, and Bart Ebli
left Monday morning for the hunting
and fishing grounds in Grand and Rou.t
counties. They will be gone month.
Misses Eliza Ellis, Muriel Hill, Ber-
nice Graves, Lillian Patten and Messrs.
Homer Reed and Thomas Cain formed II
merry party who came over from Idaho
Springs Friday to witness the ball game.
Greeley Sun, July 81: William Harvey
formerly OF the Central Market, lately of
Central City, came in Thursday noon.
Mr.. Harvey may possibly engage in bus
mess again in Greeley if he can arrange
it.
Miss Mary Hyndman of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Denver friends,
arrived Monday evening, and will remain
here some length of time the guest Of her
brother, Mark b. Hyndman of the City
Book Store.
Golden Transcript: Prof. Regis Chauv-
enet, the talented president of the School
of Mines faculty, has received the de-
gree OF LID. from Washington Uuiver-
sity OF st. Louis-his alma mater. 1t is
a deserved recognition of one Of Colora.
dos most famous educators.
Charles Hickox of the Eclipse Stables
returned from Pueblo Friday. Mrs
Hickox, daughter and son will remain
there for several weeks. Miss Blanche
while there will receive treatment for
rheumatism with which she is afflicted
Henry Rothouse Of the Jefferson
County Mineral Springs, came up Sat
urday on business trip, and returned
Sunday. Henry, since leaving Central
has become corpulent enough to become
a Denver alderman.
Breckenridge Journal: Mr.. William
Young an old and successful Summit
county miner OF thirty years experience,
was in town on business on Wednesday.
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