Gilpin observer., 1901-04-04
PERSONALS.

hill, Nevada district returned to his
home in Denver, on Friday last.
Mrs. D. D. Lake, after pleasant visit
with former neighbors and acquaintances
returned to her home in Denver the first
of the week.
George j. Williams and Henry Shul-
tise, of Gilpin, Central district, came
in Thursday, remaining here until the
following day. Mr.. Williams has charge
of the Peterson stamp mill at Gilpin,
which is crushing ore from the Gold Dirt
mine for Lightbourne, Jenkins & Co.,
lessees of that property.
Robert l.. Harris and wife of Denver
arrived Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. A. Richey and little son, of Du
range, Colorado, are visiting Mrs, NJ.
Rank of this city.
Miss Marion Withrow, after weeks
Easter vacation with her parents in this
city, returned Saturday to resume her
studies at the State University at Bould-
er.
A letter received from Butte, Mon
tana, states that Peter Dillon, formerly
of this city, has taken up residence in
that place and is engaged in business
there.
Miss Emma Schafnit, of Denver, after
a four days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Quigley and other friends in the city,
returned home Sunday afternoon.
Guy Laird, student al the Denver
Manual School, who spent his Easter
vacation here with his pareuts left for
Denver Sunday afternoon, resumipg his
studies the following morning.
Miss Mabel Teats, returned to Denver
Thursday afternoon, after brief visit
with friends and her father in this city.
Henry Bolthoff, of the Hendrie & Boil
thotf manufacturing company, Denver,
was attending to business matters here
last Friday and Saturday.
Louis Tiger, former merchant of
this city made call last Monday upon
friends here. He is now travelling for
the Bay State Manufacturing company
of Massachusetts.
E. A. Nichols, accompanied by his
little son Her y, left for Denver yester-
day morning, returning on the evening
train.
Mr.. C. Barnes, late bookkeeper at the
Cook mjVe, who is suffering from rheu-
matte tfoublee, will be taken to Pueblo
today in order that he can be treated at
the mineral springs in that place for his
ailmeut.
Charles and Frank Lundrum, who.lef
here five years ago for British Columbia,
returned last evening. They remain
here until next Monday, when they will
leave for their former home in Lake
City, Minnesota.
Charley Lake, who has the evening
passenger run on the south Clerr creek
branch OF the Colorado & Southern rail.
road, called on THE OBSERVER Monday
last, he having changed runs with the
conductor Of the passenger run into this
city. Charley is the same agreeable
gentleman that he was when conductor
over the high line.
Frank Mueller, OF the Mueller Com
mission company this city, went over
to Georgetown last Sunday. His trip
over was splendid but on his return it
was bitter cold.
Frank G. Young, president and general
manager of tho Gunnell Gold Mining
and Milling company, was up from Den
yer the first of the week.
Otto Sauer came up from Denver last
Tuesday morning.
Petite Edna Bristol after n visit with
Golden friends, and Mt Colorado Springs,
returned home Monday evening.
Rev. Father Carrigan, of Denver came
up on Monday on business. He re.
turned the next day. While here he
was the guest of Rev. J. NJ. D,lsaunicr.
M. +. Griffith is in receipt Of letter
frOm his nephew, Frank Griffith, iwho
was summoned to Princeton, Illinois,
some weeks ago through the illness OF
his sister, stating that she died soon
after he reached that place. Frank will
return here to remain.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller came up
from Denver Tuesday morning and after
casting his vote returned on the after
noon train.
Miss Fay Mcleod returned from n
visi: with Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowden,
at Gilpin, on Tuesday, She will resume
her studies at the public school OF the
city next Monday.