Gilpin observer., 1900-02-08
PERSONALS.

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evening. Having stored their household
goods in that city, they will take up a
residence in this city. They have rooms
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcleod on Eureka street.
Professor G. E. Lndeman was up from
Denver the latter part of last week at
tending district court.
Morgan McCann who is attending
school in Denver arrived Saturday noon,
on visit to his father. He returned
Sunday afternoon to the state capital,
Hon. Frederick Kruse and wife have
returned from three weeks tript Gal
weston aud other Southern points,
d. L. Rachofsky. of Boulder, arrived
Monday, and attended the meeting of
the New York Store Mercantile com
pany.
James G. Berryhil, of Dss Moines,
Iowa, interested in the Crown Point-Vir-
ginia mine, at the head of Virginia
canon, arrived Monday evening, register
ing at the Teller.
e. d. Quigley came over from Idaho
Springs Sunday to look after his mining
interests in this bailiw;ck. He brought
his faithful companion, "Don," along
with him.
Hon. John c. McShane put in an ap-
pearance Monday from his valley farm
near Arvada
Miss Mabel Champion returned from
a short visit at Salida, Colorado. Mon
day evening. The following morning she
resumed her studies at the high school
this city.
Greeley Sun: Mrs. Lou Shaffcr nee
Hattie Mckinley, was in Greeley Mon
day, the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Ewing, Mrs.
c. ID. Todd and other Greeley friends.
She was on her way to Norris, Montana.
to join her husband, who has position
there.
Tony Sessall VINO went to Denver sew
eral weeks ago to recuperate from a Sc
we're attack OF pneumonia, came up FRI
day evening After attending to business
matters here the following morning, he
returned TO the state capital on the af-
ternoon train.
State Senator Sam V. Newell and
and Hon. J w. BostwiclS, returned Mon
day evening from Denver.
). w. White, sales agent for the Colo.
rado Fuel. and Iron Company, with head
quarters "a Denver, registered at the
Teller Tuesday. He remained here sew
eral days calling on the mining and mill
men of the county.
III. A. Hoffman, vice president and
tire isurer,a ,and Granville Moore secretary
of the Kansas Burroughs Consolidated
Mining Company, arrived from Denver
Tuesday, remaining here until to-day.
Mrs. III, E. Brubaker of Boulder is
visiting the family of n. Nordquist in
this city.
Frank G. Young of the Gunnel Min
ing and Milling Company, registered at
the Teller yesterday, coming up from
Denver on the morning train.
Henry p. Lowe returned to Denver
from the east last Saturday and was in
attendance at the meeting of the Topeka
Mine Company held in Denver the frs,
OF the present week.
Hon. III. j. Kruse came up from Der
YER Tuesday. He will remain here until
Saturday evening.
George e. Collins, wife and son arrived
from the Georgia gold mines last week,
where they have been located since leav-
ing this city a number OF months ago.
He will take the place of his brother
Edgar, who has accepted a position at
Telluride, this state.
Idaho Springs News: Col. G. G. Vivian
late treasurer of Clear Creek county, has
accepted n position with the Hidalgo
Mining and Smelling Company in Old
Mexico ard will start for his now field OF
action next Sunday. The property is
within hundred miles of the City OF
Mexico. The good wishes OF his many
friends 60 with him. The family, who
have moved down from Georgetown re.
Gently, will remain here.
The Lake City Times published in
Hinsdale county, Colorado, OF February
l says, Edward /. Israel came in from
Denver Friday to visit friends. This
country looks good to him and he has
concluded since his sarrivnl to locate here.
He has but recently come from Cape
Town, Solth Africa. While in London
he heard the English side OF the war
troubles until he came to sympathize
with the English. But when he arrived
at Cape Town he began to see things in
n different light and it was not long un.