Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
PERSONALS.

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George w. Hill came up from Denysr
last Monday, remaining here until the
following day.
MIR. and Mrs Cuniff, of Hastings, Min
nesota, passed through this city on Mon
day afternoon, on their way to Grand
lake, Grand county.
James H. Bowden, OF the Gold Dirt
mine, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, Gertrude, came in Monday
from Gilpin. They were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mcleod, returning the
next day.
Mrs. E. A. Allison and little daught-
er, Helen, who have been visiting the
eldest daughter of the former in the
southern portion of the state, returned
Monday.
Ralph Chase paid Denver business
visit last Monday, returning in the even
ing.
Il. It. Wilson and w. B. Ludy, of
Birmingham, Alabama, members of the
Big Five Tunnel company, we're pleasant
callers at THE OBSERVER Office Monday
afternoon. They were accompanied by
Mrs. L. c. Wilson, of New Ocieans. The
party drove over from Idaho Springs in
carriage, aad returned to the Spa in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Pete Mackin, of Denver, is in.
the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Loughran.
Richard TrcyithiclS and wife returned
from New Jersey on Sunday. They take
up residence 10 this city.
Philip Mixsell, of Idaho Springs, wa
attending to business matters here on
Monday.
Fred Meckling has returned from a
trip to some of the mines located, in
Wyoming.
Dr.. T. L. Ashbaugh and wife have re-
turned from visit in Missouri. They
occupy rooms in the Bitzenhofer block.
Mss Alice Williams left Saturday
afternoon for Denver, where she will
enter Professor Dicks Normal school.
Star Basett, who injured his right hip
soma weeks ago through fall from
step ladder, is out on the streets again,
using crutches as means OF locomotion.
G. E. Hager, OF Denver, was pleasant
caller at The OBSERVER last Friday, and
left map recently gotten out by him
| OF the gold belt OF Colorado.
Sheriff Thomas Cody and little son.
James, left for Denver Saturday to visit
Mrs. Cody. They returned Monday.
Mrs. James Bradley, OF Berthoud.
returned home last Monday, after visit
with her sisters, Mrs. N. Sears. and Mrs.
Ed Fontaine.
Joseph Harvey and wife, OF Denver,
arrived last Friday on a visit. They
were accompanied by Josiah Thomas, OF
Hazel Gresn, Wisconsin, father OF Mrs.
Harvey.
Rev. Sd. Rogers, Of st. James NJ. e.
church, after the close of the conference
at Canon city left TOR his former home
in Canada where his wife has been visit
ing for the past few months. The rev.
erend gentleman and his wife will return
here hext month.
II. A. Hoffman, treasure and Glanville
Moore, secretary, of the Kansas. Bur
roughs Consolidated Mining company,
spent portion OF this week in this city.
returning to Denver on Saturday.
Theodore IL. Becker, the Bishop, ar.
rived from the east on Monday last on
a business trip, and for visit with his
son, Henry Becker. Th> bishop is in
remarkably good health 70 an elderly
gentleman.
Robert N. Lewis, in charge OF DR.. Abe
Ashbaugh's stamp mill near the Lom-
bard -Polaris lode, west OF this city, came
in last Tuesday. He returned to the
mill yesterday morning.
Ed Davis, assistant cashier OF the
Rocky Mountain National bank, this
city, will leave on Monday for Steamboat
John II. Nankervis and William IL.
Quintrall, in hunt for large game.
Robert l.. Martin returned from his
trip to Wyoming last Monday.
Breckenridge journal: Rev. Harmed
and family departed on Wednesday for
their new field of labor, at Rife. Be it
noted to the credit Of the church that
they succeeded in raising and paying the
reverend geotleman's salary in foil prev.
ious to his departure.
Daniel McMasters, manager of the
Grand Central Gold Mining company's
East Whiting mine, came up from Colo
RADIO Springs yesterday and took n look