Gilpin observer., 1901-06-06
PERSONALS.

After an absence in London and Paris
H. A. Hoffman, president of the Kan
sas Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company has returned to Denver. He
has beenSabsent six months.
Richards Sykes and J. w. Bostwick
both interested in mining on Quartz hill
came up from Denver on Monday morn
ing.
Water Collector Elijah Stovens. re-
turned from Denver Monday evening,
where hespent Sunday with his wife
and child.
Undertaken Ed. L. Harris returned
from Denver Monday evening,
Merle NARROW after spending several
days in Denver last week returned home
on Saturday evening.
e. Stefan, of the Geiger group of
veins, Pine district, as also in charge of
the Gettysburg and Topeka mines on
Bates hill, this city, paid the former
mines a visit ln7t Friday.
The Misses Julia Sennett and Effie
Tower, bPth of the New York Store
Mercantih company, were visitors at
Denver Of Decoration day.
Manager Daniel MacMasters of the
East Whiting left for Denver Thursday
afternoon,and returned on Monday.
Col. George E. Randolph, former
prominent mining and mill man of this
city, was up last Monday, attending a
meeting d the Gilpin Tramway COM
pary, of which he is a stockholder. The
Colonel returned that afternoon.
Rev. il F. Coffman. wife and two
daughters, and his wife's father came
over from Idaho Springs and attended
the Baldwin organ recital at st. James
NJ. E. Chtrch, Of which he was former
pastor. The reverend gentleman and
his family are always welcome visitors
to this city.
Henry Bolthof returned to Denver
yesterday morning after business trip
to this city.
E. d. Quisley was over from Idaho
Springs or4Hunday, returning in the
evening.
The Eaek County Blade of May 30,
says that Byron s. Lake, of Central City
arrived 10 town yesterday. Mr.. Lake is
the owner Of large tract of patented
mining property in the canon opposite
Gilman, and it is understood his present
visit is preliminary to beginning work On
the same.
Silver Plume Standard: Mrs. Chris
CasagrandA and Mrs. Tony Pianfetti
came over from Central Wednesday
afternoon TO observe Memorial day and
visit friends.
r. w. Lichtenheld came up from
Denver Sunday morning and paid his
partner Charley Schaffner brief visit
He returned on the afternoon train.
Philip Mixsell and little son DeClan-
cey were over from Idaho Springs ycster-
day.
Hon. John c. McShane came up from
his ranch yesterday morning and re.
turned in the afternoon.
Miss Emma Clair, OF COUGHS Baznar
left yesterday afternoon for two weeks
visit with Denver friends, and to take
much needed rest.
Francis B. Mcleod and little daughter,
Miss Martha, were visitors at Idaho
Springs yesterday, driving over in the
morning and returning in the evening.
| Mrs. Rachel Mcleod came in Wedncs.
day evening from Gilpin and spent
Decoration day with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Francis Mcleod and other
relatives. She returned Sunday open.
ing the putlic school at that place on
Monday mbrning.
Ethel Harris and Mable Teats arrived
| "Wednesday evening on visit with
friends ant atives in this city.
George t. John last Friday ro.
ceieved yold from Golden that his
father-in-ii rank Reese, died ut his
home in Golden. Mr.. st. Johns, wife
and child left Saturday morning for
Golden TO attend the funeral.
Among the attorneys who were pres
ent Monday afternoon at the opening OF
the June torn are j. McD. Livesny and
Robert s. sc rison, both OF Denver.
a d. Brl'is OF Idaho Springs accom-
panied by tia wife and daughter, weru
guests Mt II Toler Monday Mr.. Bulls
was atteno g tho opening OF district
court Jun, erm They returned aftt
court adjo led.
Miss RI. graduntc OF tho Denver
High echo lass Of 1901. vino has bo.n
| visiting hfr iepd and school mate. Miss