Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
PERSONALS.

hitiing company, whose properly was re-
Gently sold to the Big Five Tunnel com
pany, drove over from Idaho Springs on
Monday to attend to business matters
here. He returned the next day.
Norman Failing OF the Hendrie e.
| Boithof Manufacturing company, Den
yer, was attending to business matters
} here the first of the week, his first visit
here since his return from Buffalo and
other eastern cities. He was accompan-
led by Mr.. Brown of the same firm
| David G. Collier, son of the late Judge
David G. Collier, former prominent and
we'll known citizen of this county, arriv-
ed from his home in San Diego, Califor-
MIA, on Monday. He remained here un.
til the following afternoon. Being in
Denver on business he could not resist
extending visit to the place OF his ma
tivity. He found that a great many
changes had been made aud improve
ments added since his last visit to the
city.
Charles F. Barker, former resident
and jeweler merchant Of this city, come
up from Denver on Monday to look after
his interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkey OF Indiana, the
aged parents OF Charles and Harvey Ber.
key, are in the city visiting their sons.
They are the guests of Charles Berkey
and WIFE,
Arthur Tuttle of Colorado Springs,
paid a visit to Central friends last Sat
urday, returning the following afternoon.
Miss Lilly Rachofsky, after visit
with friends in this city, returned to her
home in Denver last Friday.
Joseph Kengle of Detroit, Michigan.
dropped in last Friday on a visit to his
son, Frank Kengle, of the Galena group
OF mines.
Cal Wagner. general travelling agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, came up from Denver last Fr.-
day. In the afternoon he visited the
Rio Verdi tunnel on Silver Creek, in
which he is interested.
City marshal and street commissioner.
Robert Wilkinson, who vas taken down
with an attack OF typhoid fever, is re-
ported as being in fair way for recov-
cry, his attending physician having the
fever broke up. He will be confined to
his residence for several days yet before
he can venture out. William Williams
Is Shocking after his business and Joseph
Waters is on duty as night police.
-,Hugh A. Campbell came up from Den
yer on Monday. While here he was the
guest Of his son, ]. W. Campbell and wife.
Henry Gilbert of Aspen, is in the city
visiting his brother, who is quite ill.
W. II. Hall, OF the Brooklin City group
of mines, left for Denver where he will
meet Albert Jennings member of the
new company Mr. Hall will return next
Thursday, accompanied by Mr.. Jennings
who while here will make arrangements
for the erection OF shaft building and
; the placement of a hoisting plant on the
Brooklyn City mine.
Our old friend David Cascaden left
this city Tuesday afternoon for his old
!. home across the pond, Scotland. His
frinds in Gilpin county wish him safe
trip and speedy return to these grand
old hill.tops.
Horace Granfield OF the Grand Cen.
trail Gold Mining company, has returned
to New York, where he will reside in the
future,
J.. Miss Annie Bristol left for Denve,
Saturday accompanied by younger sis
ter, Marion. The latter will remain
there to receive treatment for her ear
Q Annie returned Sunday.
= Mrs. Matthew Andres and youngest
. child, who have been visiting at Buffalo
: New York, for the past month, returned
to their home in this city Sunday even
0 ing.
Miss Rose johnson. the accomplished
pianist with the Joe Newman company
! was the guest OF her friend, Mrs. A. l.
. Anderson last Saturday and Sunday.
. DR.. c. V. Shoop returned from hi.
hunting trip in Routt and Grand coun
ties Monday evening, riding across tn,
J. range horseback. Messss. McCalhster
Harvey and the rest Of his party, will re
turn to this city to-day.
Duncan A. Holiday Of Brown Bros.
grocer merchants, was talking up bus
mess with b. p. Thomas and others o.
I. this city on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Altvater. who lef
Sunday morning to attend the funeral O
their niece, the two-year.old daughter O
j. Sheriff Barrick, at Golden, returned
Tuesday noon.