Gilpin observer., 1900-08-09

Percy r. Alsdorf was visitor to Den
yer Saturday and Sunday, returning
Monday.
Carl Lohr and wife, G. E. Woodbury.
Thomas O'Connor and Charles Ardery
all OF st. Joseph, Mo-, interested in the
Woodbury. Mining Company's property
on Quartz hill, arrived here Saturday,
registering at the Teller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leidinger and
daughter, Mrs. Oman have returned
from a trip through Grand and Routt
counties. The party were well pleased
with that section of the state.
w. V. Davenport of The OBSERVER
left Sunday for Sweetwater Lake, Gar
field county, where he will enjoy vaca-
ton of two weeks and get a much needed
rest.
Mrs. Duncan G. McRao and little sons
Kenneth and Donald, arrived Tuesday
morning from Cripple Creek. They will
visit with grandpa and grandma John q.
Hatch and friends here and in Nevada
vile.
Bert Newell son of Senator Newell
was guest at the Teller Tuesday, arriv-
ing that evening from Denver.
Harry O'Driscoll was visitor to Dem
yer on Sunday.
E. A. Nichols spent Sunday in Den
yer, returning on the evening train.
Miss Rachael L. Mcleod on Sunday
returned to Rollinsville, and opened the
public school there after weeks vaca-
rion in this city with her parents.
j. s. Beaman returned from Denver
Thursday eveding. His daughter Miss
Emily, who has been visiting in that city
for several days, returned home Friday
evening.
Miss Florence Beaman left for Boulder
Friday, where she will visit relatives and
friends.
Narciss Miller, foreman at the Galena
mine, aad little daughter Miss Lizzie,
left this week for Creede, where Mr..
Miller will visit his brother.
Nelson Millett the genial proprietor Of
The Teller, returned from Denver Thurs
day evening, his wife remaining there
visiting her daughter Mrs. w. F.. Ora
hood.
Miss Aimee Bristol left for Denver
Saturday afternoon, when she will visit
friends for two weeks.
R. B. Brown and Frank H. Teats visi-
ted Denver the first OF the week, and
visited the circus Monday evening.
Miss Louise Keleher, sister Of ex.mar.
shal M. F. Keleher, left Denver Monday
on an extended visit with Eastern and
Southern friends.
G. M. Laird Of the Register Call, went
to Denver Saturday to visit his family,
and incidentally take in the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 8. Watterson, who
have been visiting Colorado Springs,
Manitou and other points OF interest in
the state for the past week, came up to
Central Tuesday morning. They left
that afternoon for Chicago.
Miss Pearl Griffith, after short visit
here, returned to her home in Denver
last Sunday.
7. Chas. Mangini, professor OF dane
ing, who has a school at Idaho Springs,
was in the city last Saturday looking for
a hall in which to give lessons here.
Miss Rose Maymon, who has been Wis
iting in Denver. returned to this city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geocge w. SCHNEIDER re-
turned from Denver Tuesday morning.
James Tierney went to Denver Mon
day and saw the white elephant at the
circus.
Mrs. Hector Chiariglione returned to
her home in Pueblo last week after a
most enjoyable visit in this city, the
guest OF Mrs. b. Cafferata.
John II. Nichols returned from Den
yer Tuesday evening where he had been
looking after business affairs.
Harry j. Shott was up Sunday visit.
ing his wife, returning to Denver on the
afternoon train.
Mesdames John g. Jones and Evan
Humphrey and Master Morris Humph-
rey, OF Chicago, are in the city the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Williams, arriv.
ing here Monday evening.
Miss Edith Champion returned Mon.
day from Goldfleld, and has resuu cd her
position with the New York Store. Her
mother and sister will remain at Gold.
field for some time yet.
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