Gilpin observer., 1901-03-07
PERSONALS.

at The Teller last Friday.
Harry O'Driscoll returned Sunday
from visit with his brother in Denver.
Our pioneer friend, Perry A. Klein,
is laid up in his room with the erysipe-
las.
d. MacMasters, manager of the East
Whiting mine, Gunnel! hill, was visitor
to Denver Saturday.
Mrs, D, II, Allen, of this city, after u
short visit with Denver friends, returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Ethel Harris, after a. visit with
Central friends, returned to her home in
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Leon Alexander, of st. joseph, Mo,
a former business man of this city, was
a guest at the Teller on Tuesday.
George Ebert, an d-time prospector
OF the Yankee hill belt OF veins, was at
tending to business matters here the
first of the week.
E. Goldman, of this city, who has been
attending to business matters IN Chi
cago, New York city and st. Louis, Will
return next Saturday.
j. McD. Livesay, Of Denver, was at
tending to legal business here Friday
and Saturday, returning to Denver the
afternoon of the latter day.
h. j. Lott, who has been working for
IL long time at the mine of the East Bos-
ton company on Central City hill, left
for Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Elk State Boiler Inspector f.. Ii. Heg-
wer came up from Denver last Sunday.
The following day he took spin out to
Pine district, where he has lode claims.
Golden Globe: Henry Derr, of Cen
trail City, called last week. He won
prizes on homing pigeons at the recent
Fair. Henry is engaged in mining in
the mountains.
e. NJ. Messiter, manager of the Ton
awanda Mining, Milling and Leasing
and Tunnel company at Perigo, was
attending to business matters in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Frey, county superin-
tendent Of public schools, left Monday
morning to attend meeting of the
State Normal Institute held in Denver.
She will retcf,l tomorrow.
Billy Stimson, manager Of the East
B jstcn mine, left for Denver Friday,
where he remained several days and
; res ed up trying to break up u severe
cold which had settled on his lungs.
Charles E. Taylor, the tonsorial artist
for some length Of time at Strbley's
shop on Lawrence street, left last Mon
day for Denver, where he will work in n
shop between 18th and 10th, on Larimer
street.
Silver Plume Standard: d. Hepner
returned on Sunday last after visiting
Boulder and Central without finding Il
satisfactory location. He did not go to
Crestone, as reports from there were not
favorable.
Golden Transcript: James Carson, OF
Hot Sulphur Springs roted as one OF
the crack stage drivers OF Colorado, has
been visiting here the past couple of
days. Mr. Ganson was formerly resi-
dent of Golden.
Miss Keagey, who has been attending
Mrs. NJ. A. McBirnie during her illness,
returned to her home in Denver Mon.
day afternoon. The latter lady accom-
panied her. and will remain in that city
and recupcrate.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Matt Huberty
n fortunate leaser on the Phmnix mine,
Gilpin county, was over here on visit
OF few days, leaving Monday. Re.
Gently he returned from trip to the
northwest, where he visited his sister in
Washington. He makes steady ship.
ments from the Phnnix to our mills.
Idaho Springs News: Mrs. Bowman
has heard from Mrs. Osbiston. They
were to sail from New Orleans yesterday
for Concordia, Honduras. At the end Of
the voyage they were TO have ten days
ride on the backs of mules to reach their
destination 10 tho mountains. Mr..
Lachmund met them in New Orleans,
and the first person he met on the street
was Gardner Greenlcaf, who is touring
the south with his brother.
Boulder Herald: Charles Rittmaster
returned from Telluride Mt noon yestcr-
day. While in Telluride he made ar.
rangements for store room in which he
and Tom Conner, OF Jos. Bergheim's
store will in the near future open dry
goods and clothing store. Mr.. Ritt.
master considers Telluride ono OF the