Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
PERSONALS.

| Robert L. Martin was visitor to Den
YER last Saturday, returning Saturday
evening.
Frank Purdy, after visit with rela-
tives in Wisconsin, returned to this city
on Tuesday.
Water collector Elijah Stephens paid
his family in Denver visit last Sunday
returning Monday.
Miss Zealie Rank, who has been visit
/ ing the Misses Alice and Nellie Williams
in this city, has returned to her home in
Denver.
Arthur Storey of the Teller, who has
been quite i'll, left for Denver Friday
evening to recuperate returning Monday
morning.
Miss Mary Mcleod, who has bean
visiting the family of Mr.. Mcdowell at
Missouri Lake, has returned to her homo
in this city.
Major Hal Sayr has returned from his
pilgrimage on the Eastern continent and
is now at his home in Boulder, arriving
there July IL.
James Daley who has been engaged in
mining at Cripple Creek since leaving
here some months ago, returned Thurs
day evening. He will probably remain
here.
Rev. j. M. Desaulniers rector of st.
Mary's Church of the Assumption, this
city, returned from Denver Friday even.
ing, and oiiiciated at that church last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Chase and children, who
have been visiting friends in the east fer
two montus past, returned to Central
Sunday evening. As consequence Mr..
Chase is the happiest man in town.
Miss Mary Noonnn, who has been
spending two weeks with friends in
Georgetown, returned home Sunday
evening She was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Katie Ennis, of that place.
Miss Edith Champion Of the New
York Store, left Sunday for Goldfeld,
Teller county, where she will visit her
brother, who is engaged in mining at
that place. She will spend her months
vacation there.
Senator Heary NJ. Teller came up
from Denver Tuesday on the morning
train, his wife arriving here on the even
ing train. T. is the senator's first visit
here since arriving in the state from
Washington. The senator is looking |
we'll.
bliss Rachel Mcleod spent Sunday |
with her father and sister, Miss Carrie,
in this city, returning to Rollinsville
Monday morning in time for the opening
of the public school there, of which she
is tie teacher.
Mrs. Abe Rachofsky and daughters
Anna and Lilly. came up from Denver
Thursday. They will remain here some
length of time renewing acquaintance
ship with old time friends and neighbors.
E. w. Davis, assistant cashier of the
Rocky Mountain National Bank, accom-
panied by his wife and little son, re-
turned Thursday evening from a visit
with relatives in Wales, and the Paris
Exposition. The little boy stood the
trip across the pond much better than
hir parents.
Washington johnson, who has group
OF promising claims in South Moon
gulch, returned from Denver Thursday,
where h, met his sister and nephew, who
accompanied him here. He had not met
his sister in Al years. They left Friday
morning for South Boulder district. His
sister and nephew will remain here per
manently.
Jacob Leidinger, wife and son Jacob,
left Sheridan Heights, Vermillion dis
trict, last Thursday for Hahn's Peak,
Rautt county. At Empire. Clear Creek
county, they were joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oxman. The party will be absent
several weeks. While in Routt county
Messrs. Leidinger will visit the lode
claims in Whisky park. ...
Idaho Springs News: Mrs. j. Knowles
went to Central Tuesday, to attend the
installation OF officers in the Degree OF
Honor lodge that evening. She now &C.
cupies the position OF Past Chief. At
the same time, her husband became Past
Chancellor Of the knights Of Pythias
lodge in that place.
The Misses Ethel, Florence and Nettie
Harris and E1ith Withers, who have
been visiting friends in this city for the
past three weeks, returned home Satur-
day afternoon last, having spent most
time h.re. They were accompanied to
Denver by Miss Mabel Teats, who will
spend few weeks vacation in that city.