Gilpin observer., 1900-07-12

went prepared to remain three or four
months, and will possibly go into the
cattle raising business in that section
Mr.. Bolthoff, in addition to hunting and
fishing, will do some prospecting in GER
tain sections Of Grand county.
Greeley Sun: DR.. B. 7. Vincent leaves
Greeley next Tuesday for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, where he will spend couple
of weeks teaching normal classes and
conducting Chautauqua round tables
Thence he will go to Chautauqua, N. Y.
to spend week with Mrs. Vincent and
their son.
Michael McGrath spent the 4th at
Georgetown, his former headquarters
He had splendid visit with his friends
at that place.
Abe Rachofsky, manager of the New
York Store Mercantile Company, re-
turned from Denver Monday evening,
after spending Sunday with his family
in that city.
G. w. Mabee left this city for Denver
Thursday morning to meet his wife and
daughter. His wife returned Friday
evening from quite visit in California.
His daughter, Miss Julia, returned from
the east the same evening, where she
graduated with high honors from the
Mcdonald & Elite School.
III. A. Hoffman treasurer of the Kan
sasBurroughs Company, accompanied
by Granville Moore, secretary, came up
from Denver Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Hoefle and children left
this city Sunday for South Boulder park
where they will enjoy camping out for
several weeks. Mrs. Hoefls is decided
success in angling for trout.
Billy Stimson manager of the East
Boston mine is laid up at his room IN
this city with cholera morbus.
Senator Sam V. Newell, vino attended
the mining congress held at Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, last month, returned last
Friday. On his return he took in Kan
sas City.
Miss Milie Muchindo, of ellison gulch,
is spending several days visiting her
sister and former schoolmates.
Miss Mamie Messenger of Denver,
daughter of Mr.. F. II. Messenger, cashier
of the First National bank, is in the city,
the guest of Miss Lilly Lake.
Richard Sykes. president of the Kan.
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Miaing
company, is in the city, a guest at The
Teller.
j. E. MACPHERSON and wife, of Sterling,
Illinois, arrived yesterday, and will spend
several weeks here, the guest of his
bruther-in- law, Chase Withrow and wife.
Jacob Leidinger, of Sheridan Heights,
Vermillion district, was attending to
business here yesterday.
Mrs. Narciss Miller, this city, was sum
moned to Magnolia, Boulder county, yes
terday through the illness of her sister,
who resides at that place.
Attorney j. McD. Livesay put in an
appearance yesterday. He is sort of
Little Kingdom of Gilpin.
Otto Sauer, of the Sauer McShane
Mercantile company, arrived from Den
yer yesterday noon. He came up to en-
Joy the cool mountain atmosphere.
Misses Agnes McGinnis, Loretta and
Francis Loughran returned Tuesday
evening from Georgetown whore they
spent the Fourth.
Frank G.. Young, president and man
ager OF the Gunnel Gold Mining and
Milling company, came up from Denver
yesterday, accompanied by his wife,
They have rooms at the Teller.
William Fullerton of Denver, is guest
at the Teller.
County Commissioner n. ID. Owen re.
turned from business trip to Denver
last evening.
DIR. Abe Ashbaugh returned from
Denver yesterday morning.
Ed. w. Davis wife and son. who have
been visiting in Wales, and taking in
that sanity city, Paris, and the great
reached Denver ON their re-
turn this morning. They are expected
to reach this city this evening.
Mrs. Ethel Lynn, who has been visit
ing relatives in Kansas city for several
returned to Central Tuesday
evening. After few days visit here she
will Join her husband Mt Cripple Creek,
John Dimler, who for several years
past has been in the tonsorial business