Gilpin observer., 1900-09-06
PERSONALS.

IoIoneld last Saturday.
Mrs. j. G. Lewis and son George leave
for visit with friends in the east to-
day.
Mrs. M. Shaw leaves to-day for visit
to herlold home in Washington county,
Ohio.
City Water Collector Elijah Stephens
left for Denver Saturday. He returned
on Monday.
Mrs. James Bowden and little dauch-
ter Gertrude, of Gilpin, are in the city
visiting friends.
L. II Potter, president of the Rocky
Mountain National bank, returned from
Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Samuel Evans returned Monday
from Denver, where she has been visit
ing friends for several weeks.
Albert Gundy returned last Saturday
evening from three weeks visit to Salt
Lake City, much improved in health
Joseph Harvey, who has been visiting
his mother at Hazel Green, Wisconsin,
returned last Saturday, accompanied b.
his wife.
Miss Mabel Teats of this city, left
Thursday afternoon for Denver where
she VIII attend school during the fail
and winter.
Manager P. McCann of the Kansas
Burroughs, left for Denver on Monday
to attend to business matters, returning
Friday evening.
Fred McFarlane and Fred Frey re-
turned from berrypicking and fishing
excursion up under the range and over
in Middle park.
David d. Lake, father of Harry Fl.
Lake of the First National bank. this
/, city, came up Labor Day from Denver
on visit with his son.
Captain E. W. Hurlbut was attending
district court here this week. Also Hon.
j. Med. Livesay, both arriving here
from Denver Tuesday morning.
Miss Nettie Hendie one of the new
teachers in the public schools of the
city, arrived Sunday evening, taking a
room, at the Teller for the present.
Nies Teresa Sennett teacher in the
public school in Mountain House dis
trict, spent Labor Day vacation with her
mother and sisters in Nsvadaville.
Mrs. Joseph Dennis and daughter, af
ter visit of several weeks with Routt
county friends have returned. The lat
ter was much improved in health by her
visit.
Captain Morgan, one of the Colorado
First pet lambs OF the late John M.
Chivington, is up from Denver attending
to mining business in the Little Kingdom
OF Gilpin.
Mrs. Henry Rotthaus came up Satur-
day from Evergreen, jefferson county.
remaining here the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rotthaus until Monday
afternoon.
Hon. Willard Teller of Denver, came
up Tuesday morning and was present at
the opening of the adjourned session of
the district court that afternoon at 30
O'Clock p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. James Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. NJ. Cavanaugh
and Mr., S. McVey came over from Aspen
/ Monday to attend the funeral OF the late
A. Cayanaugh.
Morgan McCann, who has been spend
ing the greater portion OF his summer
vacation in this city with his father, Mr..
=. McCann, left yesterday for Denver
where he enters the Elst,High school In
that city.
Narciss Miller OF the Galena mine nj.
ter three weeks visit with his brothers
at Creedc, returned to Central last Sun.
day. His wife, who was taken TO Denver
some two weeks ago through Illness is
gradually recovering.
Miss NJ. l.. Rank reached Central Sun.
day evening from her trip to Paris,
France, and entered upon her duties as
teacher in the public schools Of the CITY
on Tuesday, beginning OF the fall and
winter term. The trip OF Miss Rank
proved very enjoyable one.
James II. Curricr, who is Interested in
the Great North Downs Gold Mining
company, operating on Swede hill. Black
Hawk, east OF the Gregory, Sleepy Hol
low, Fisk and othor veins on Bob,oi
hill arrived here some days ago. While
here he visited prominent producing
mines and mills of the county.
Aime Rapin OF the Mineral Palace o
this city who hns been absent from her,
the past five months visiting his mother
in Paris, France, returned home Sunda,
evening Incidentally ho took in th,