Gilpin observer., 1900-05-24
PERSONALS.


Wisconsin, returned to her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Lulu Rank returned to her home
in Denver last Saturday after visit Of
ten days with Gilpin county friends.
Golden Transcript: George Schneider
OF Central City, is visiting here. He had
shoulder dislocated while surveying in
mine one day last week, and is taking
an enforced layof.
II. G. Shuck cashier OF the Rocky
Mountain National Bank, received tel
egram from Bedford, Pennsylvania, Sat
urday announcing the illness OF his aged
mother. He left on Sunday mornings
train for Bedford.
Arthur Tuttle of Colorado Springs,
arrived Sunday, on visit with friends
in this city. He returned to the springs
Monday.
II. II. Colburn and party OF Idaho
Springs, were guests at the Teller on
Sunday.
z. McCann took spin around to
Georgetown last Friday, his first visit to
the county seat of Clear Creek county
for some length of time. Mr.. McCann
is former sheriff of that county in her
palmiest days. He returned on the even
ing tfain.
DIR. A. Ashb Iugh accompanied the
Denver Shriners on their pilgrimage to
Washington, D. e., last week.
H. A. Campbell returned to Denver on
Friday after attending to business here.
Hon. John G. McShane was up from
Arvada last Friday and Saturday, re-
turning the evening of the latter day.
He is kept busy these days in attending
to his garden truck, and small fruits. He
will have Strawberries in abundance in a
short time.
Miss Emma j. Harris returned to her
home in Denver Saturday afternoon.
Aaron McGovern an old 60-ite, but for
the past thirty years residing in Mon
tana, Was renewing. former acquaintance
ship here Friday and Saturday OF last
week.
w. H.Tripp OF the Clay County mine
Lake dissrict, came up from Denver on
Saturday, returning in the afternoon.
Thomas Flynn returned from Denver
Saturday morning
Mrs. A Doran OF this city, after two
months absence, visiting relatives in
Leadville ard Denver, returned home
Saturday evening. She had an enjoyable
visit in both cities.
Georgetown Herald. Mrs. John Morris
was in town this week on business pre-
paratory to leavins with her daughter
for Europe. They intend to make tour
through the principal European coun-
tries.
Silver Plume Standard: Mrs. u. Hep
ner and son Aaron will leave next week
having made arrangements to spend the
summer at Boulder, and later they will
probably reside in Denver. Mrs. Hep
ner will be greatly missed by large cir
clio Of friends in this place.
Thomas H. Potter president OF the
Rocky Mountain National Bank, re-
turned from brief visit in Denver Sun.
day eve. ing.
Mrs. A. G. Chamberlain and son AL.
lain, left last Thursday for Denver,
where they will be the guests OF grand
pa Fred Walsen and fan lily for two
weeks. The paternal portion Of the fam
lily is keeping bachelors hall at the fam.
lily residence on Lawrence street during
her absence.
Miss NJ. ID. Crssman, of Denver, ar
rived Tuesday evening. While here she
was guest at the Teller.
Mrs. Robert Herrick, nee Lizzie Mayor,
arrived Monday, and will remain here
several weeks the guest OF her mother
Mrs. Richard Mayor.
State Senator Sam V. Newell returned
from Denver Tuesday.
IIOltsooi ~ IN NlSlLlnp
his family in Denver this week.
Mrs. John league left for Denver last
Friday afternoon where she will remain
for week or two.
Miss Florence Carson returned to hel
home in Denver last Friday afternoon
She had II very enjoyable visit Will,
here.
j. W. Holman, Of the Good Luck mine
Lake district, came up from Denve
Tuesday to look after the installing OF
new gasoline holster on the Good Lucl
shaft.
Il. Stefan, OF the Side Issue and Gel
ger group OF veins, Pine district was at
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