Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19


chief engineer, and DR.. E. s. McWhor-
ter as spiritual advisor. The party man.
aged to catch quite number of fish, and
returned to Central Sunday evening.
Boulder Herald: A. r. Logan, an old
timer in Colorado, and an old type setter
newspaper man, etc, now editor and
publisher of the National Standard, a
paper published in Denver, was in the
city yesterday. He aid Eugene Wilder
formerly worked together in printing
office in Central City.
E. D. Quigley, o; Idaho Springs, was
attending to business matters here Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Orahood arrived
from Denver Saturday evening. The
former returned Monday, Mrs. Orahood
remaining here the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Millet, at The
Teller.
Mrs. John Champion and two daugh-
ters, Bessie and Florence, left for Silver
Plume yesterday morning, where they
will visit the family of Mr. Carkeek for
several days.
William 7. Plemmons, who attended
the annual session of the grand lodge of
the Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks held recently at Atlantic City as a
delegate from the local lodge of this city,
returned home Monday evening. He re-
lorts having had a pleasant time and
trip both going and returning.
Miss Emma J. Harris, of Denver, came
up on the Monday noon passenger train,
accompanied by Master Irving Williams.
Tuesday she visited South Boulder
park, and on her return from the park
that evening she was accompanied by
her nephew, Robert Harris. The party
returns to Denver Saturday.
James Lightbourn returned from
Leadville and Denver on Monday. He
was accompanied 10y George P. Blair
and wife, Of Mammoth, Arizona. They
viii spend several weeks with Mr. Light
bourn and family and the Genital City
colony BOW in camp at South Boulder
park.
Miss Dorothy Aitcheson has returned
from visit with relatives in Denver.
Miss Annie Bristol, after three days
visit with friends il Golden, aeturned
home yesterday
Mr.. A. E. Trabue Of the Colorado In
formation aud Advertising Bureau of
Denver, came up to Genital Monday
evening to size up the situation here. He
home yesterday afternoon.
Messrs, Fred McFarline and Fred
Frey left Tuesday morning for weeks
fishing trip in Middle Park.
w. ]. Lamont and John Morgan, the
fishermen, left Tuesday for Middle Park
where they will try their luck.
Miss Laura B. Mayor leaves tomorrow
morning for Grand Rapids, Michigan,
where she will visit for month with her
friend, Miss Stella Ranney.
Miss Rosa Maymon is visiting Denver
friends this week.
Mrs. George Behr left yesterday for
Denver where she will reside in the fu-
ture. Her husband, who for many years
has been the efficient fireman OF Engineer
Bristol OF the G. & S., has been trans
fsrred to the South Clear Creek division,
thus making it possible for him and his
family to reside in Denver. The many
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Behr regret their
departure from this city, but wish them
much success in their new home.
Mrs. Hector Chiariglione and three
children came up from Pueblo Tuesday
evening and will remain here for few
weeks visiting with her cousin, Mrs B.
Cafferata. Mrs. Chiariglione's husband
is proprietor OF L'Unione, the official
organ OF the Columbian Federation OF
Italo American Societies, which is pub
lished 10 Pueblo.
E. ]. Wilcox, prominently identified
with mining in Idaho district and work
ing the Bald Eagle mine in Virginia
Canon, was transacting business in this
city yesterday.
Rev. j. M. Desaulniers left on Monday
for his old home in Canada. He will &c
by way OF Galveston, Texas, Havana
Cuba and thence to New York. He will
be gone about six weeks. Rev. Pollhorr
will ofiiciate during his absence.
B. +. and Oswald Lowell drove ovel
from Idaho Springs yesterday, returnir
in the evening.
Mrs. James Mcfarland, wife OF Rev
James Mcfarland, former pastor Of thu
Presbyterian church, this city, now pas
tor OF the Hyde Park Presbyterian
church OF Denver, came up last evening
CLx = th- -,o.t - pau Ia