Gilpin observer., 1900-08-02
PERSONALS.

Thomas A. Irvine of Idaho Springs.
paid visit to the Justice mine in Rus
sell district, in which he is interested,
last Thursday. After transacting bust
ness at the county seat he returned.
P. G. Vessel of Albany, Wisconsin, a
former resident of this city, is visiting
his nephew Herbert Nichols, his first
visit here in 20 years.
Georgetown Herald, July 81: Editor
I. M. Patterson of the Rocky Mountain
News, accompanied by Miss Ruth Bryan
OF Lincoln, Nebraska, we're passengers
on the Middle Park stage this morning
bound for Grand Lake. Miss Bryan Is
the daughter Of Hon. VIM. ]. Bryan uf
Nebraska, Democratic nominee for Pres
ident OF the United States.
Harry Hamor, who has been working
at Globe, Arizona, has returned home
and will remain here.
Herrick Mcleod left Monday for Vic
tor, where he will take the position of
cashier Of the Eagle Sampling Company
at that place. His many Gilpin county
friends wish him we'll in his new posi-
tion.
DR.. A. Bonesteel of Denver, father OF
DR.. E. A. Bonesteel OF this city, arrived
Saturday evening, accompanied by his
wife.
Herman Peterson left for Denver Sat
urday morning to remain some length Of
time, or until such time as he finds re-
lief from severe cold from which he
has been suffering for some tin past.
Daniel Williams of Cripple Creek,
spent last Sunday in this city the guest
Of Charles Ssnderlin. Mr.. Williams will
probably become interested in mining
near this city.
Boulder Herald: w. L. hampshire left
July 20 for Lake City, where he will take
the foremanship of the Hiawnser mine,
owned by the San Cristold Gold Mining
and Milling Csmpany.
Silver Plume Standard: Joseph Rach-
ofsxy Of Boulder was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Hepner few days this week, and
left for Central City yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. John Champion and daughters
Bessie and Florence have returned to the
city after a visit with Silver Plume
friends.
Chris Void, Charles Schaffner, Arthur
Storey and Alderman William Job made
up quartette that visited Idaho Springs
last Sunday afternoon.
James Bowden. wife and little daugh.
ter Gertrude came in from Gilpin Satur.
day. Mrs. Bowden remained here this
week. Mr.. Bowden returning to the Gold
Dirt mine on Sunday. He came in again
yesterday morning to attend the Ash
baugh Mcleod nuptials, which occurred
ut noon.
Mrs. Robert C. johnson and little
daughter Miss Florence returned from
Idahs Springs Thursday evening. Mrs.
johnson visited that place with view
Of instituting a temple Of the Rathbone
Sisters.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick and H. A. Hoff-
man came up from Denver Monday
evening.
Miss Rachael Mcleod came in Satur-
day from Rollinsville, and remained here
this week. The will return next Mon
day in time to open the public school at
that place.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller and wife are
visiting their eldest son, Harry j. Teller,
at Grand Junction.
Miss c. c. Keaghey, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. A. McBirney for some length
Of time, left for Rollinsville, on Monday,
where she remains several weeks.
Hon. J. Med. Livesay was up from
Denver Friday and Saturday, commun.
ing with his friend Senator Newell, and
attending to legal business.
Miss Jennie Cody returned to Central
Friday. She accompanied her cousins,
Miss Genevieve Cody and Mrs Grebb, as
far As Denver on their return to Du-
buque, Iowa.
Miss Fay Mcleod after a visit with
friends at Gilpin and in South Boulder
park, returned home Saturday morning,
much benefited by her visit.
Boulder Representative: John and
Annie Thomas OF Fort Dodge, Iowa,
who have been visiting their cousin, II.
j. Knucaey for four weeks, left Friday
morning for Central City.
Mrs. James Mcfarland, wife Of Rev.
Mcfarland Of the Hyde Park Presby-
terian church, Denver, and daughters,
Misses Janet and Helen, who have been
the guests OF Rev. Alexander Mackay
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