Gilpin observer., 1900-03-22
PERSONALS.


urday.
Edward Cody, Jr., OF Hessie, Boulder
county, paid his father and sister visit
Friday, returning the next day.
Morgan McCann spent Saturday aud
Sunday with his father, p. McCann, re-
turning to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Pine Cone: Mrs. A. Hortong, of Cen
trail City, spent Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. E. Richards, returning to her
home on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Galligan, of Gilpin, who
has been the guest of her friend, Miss
Jennie Cody, returned home Saturday
She attended the 2lst annual ball and
reception of the Hibernians last Friday
evening at Armory hall.
Judge Allison II. DeFrance came up
Monday morning from Golden and open
ed court at 80 p. m, pursuant to ad
iournment.
Hugh A. Campbell, of Denver, came
up on Monday. While in the city he
was the guest of his son, w. j. Campbell
and wife.
Robert S. Morrison, the noted mining
lawyer, came up from Denver Sunday.
Horace G. Thurman returned from
Denver Thursday, where he spent Sun
day with his family.
Peter Peterson, the dispenser OF justice
at Gilpin, Central Mining district, came
in last Monday to attend to business
matters at the county seat.
w. S. Wells, who is engaged in miuing
at Gilpin, was attending to business in
the city on Monday.
The Georgetown Herald says that
VIM. z. Cozens, Jr, of Fraser, Grand
county, is spending a few days in that
town being treated by DR.. Collins for
lame shoulder. He is considerably
improved since being under the doctors
care.
Petite Misses Mabel and Jessie Milli
son, daughters of Engineer Millison who
met death over year ago in Black
Hawk by being knocked off the seat Of
engine No. 10, Colorado 6 Southern
railroad, came up Monday from Golden
General Alvin Marsh, one of the Oldest
and continuous practicing lawyers in
Colorado, came up from Denver Tues
day, registering at the Teller. The
writer remembers when he practiced
before the supreme court of Jefferson
territory, when the late Sam Mclean, j.
Bright Smith and Charles Q. Post were
the chief justices, and heard him make
mapy IA talk when that court held its
sessions at Missouri City. The general
is full of legal lore and yieor yet.
Mesdamss Francis Mcleod and Sophia
Carlson left for Denver yesterday as del
egates to the Woman's Relief Corps
which is holding its annual session in
that city. They will return tomorrow
to this city.
E. Goldman returned Tuesday evening
froma business trip to Denver.
George Norsythe of Muskingham, Ohio,
after a months visit with Gilpin count,
noon. lie will return here about the
first OF May.
LII. Humphrey left Tuesday morning
for Arizona, where he will examine mines
for party of capitalists.
a. Rachofsky returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Alfred Sayre of the Modoc and Haw-
ley Gardiner mines, returned from Der
Yer Monday evening.
Fl. A. Russell a graduate of the Col
lege of Pharmacy, and regularly regis
terep pharmaceutist, arrived from Den
yer Monday and has taken position at
tue New Pharmacy.
y. Rspin Of the Mineral Palace, re-
from business trip TO Denver Tuesday
Senator Sam Y. Newell returned from
a trip to New Orleans Monday evening
Deacon" William Scholl of the Sa
uer-Mc Shane N. Co, returned from a
visit to Deaver and Pueblo friends Mon
day. The health Of the good deacon
was greatly improved by his short lay
off fro IL business duties
Percy Il. Asdorf OF the Standard As
say Office left for his old home in Ohio
last Saturday, where he will visit with
his parelts and friends until the first Of
the III NTH
Miss Laura B. Mayor left Saturday for
Denver, where she visited her sister,
Mrs. Robert Herrick.
John Martin who is suffering from
lung trouble left for Golden last Tues.
day. He thinks his health will improve