Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17
PERSONALS.

yer nurSQay evening.
II. L. Martin returned from business
trip to Denver Sunday evening"
Peter McFarlane spent Sunday in
Denver, returning to Central in the
evening.
w. Ballatyne manager of the Puzzle
mine, returned from Denver Monday
evening.
William Fullerton came up from Den
yer Tuesday, taking room at The
Teller.
w. FL. Trip, of the Clay County mine,
Lake district, came up from Denver
Sunday evening.
r. Morris, of Denver, came up on
Monday to look after his real estate in.
terests in this city.
Miss Emma j. Harris arrived from
Denver Monday morning and remains
here until Saturday.
james Bowden was in from the Cole
Dirt mine last Saturday attending to
business matters here.
Thomas Ii. Potter, president of the
Rocky Mountain National bank, is in
the east on mining business.
Miss Nellie Henley has returned from
visit in Denver, and is again attending
the public schools of this city.
G. w. Mabee left for Denver Saturday
afternoon and will remain there for two
weeks before returning to this city.
Thomas Galloway, who is prospecting
in Vermillion district, was attending to
business matters in this city last Friday.
A. Sandberg of the Lombard mine,
in the Yankee hill belt of veins, walked
in last Friday and remained here until
Sunday, when he returned.
Hon. j. McD. Livesay arrived from
Denver on Monday, and was present at
the opening of the January term of the
district court the afternoon of that day.
Henry P. Lowe, Of Denver, came up
last Friday to see how matters were
progressing at the National mine. He
returned to the state capital Saturday
afternoon.
Captain George A. Hutchinson, ser
geant-at-arms of the house of repre-.
sentatives Of the Thirteenth general as
eembly OF Colorado, was visitor to this
city last Saturday. ,-
Miss Fay Mcleod who has bee suffer
ing from frost bitten feet, left Monday
afternoon for Victor, Teller county,
whore she will visit her brother, Herrick
Mcleod, and wife for several weeks.
Postmaster II. j. Sears, wife and
mother in law, Mrs. Ellingham, returned
from Denver Sunday. Mr.. Sears while
in Denver received medical treatment
for rheumatic ailments and returns i'm
proved in health.
Bruce M. Myers, manager OF the Chi
cago- Carr mine on Bobtail hill, is still
confined to his room in Harris block
from the effects of severe cold recently
contracted. His son is looking after the
mine during his illness.
Idaho Springs News: Mrs j. X. CoG.
man is in Denver helping to take care OF
her daughter, who is i'll with typhoid
fever at the hospital, The young lady
has been in Fort Collins during the fall,
and it is believed that she took the fever
there.
Granville Moore, secretary OF the Kan
sas Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, who spent several days here
last week, returned to Denver Friday
morning. Mr.. Moore ou or about the
Goth instant will leave Denver for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, where he remains six
weeks.
Jnmes Faulkner, who wns summoned
to Denver Tuesday of last week through
the illness Of his wife, who was threat
cncd With pneumonia, returned to this
city on Sunday. He was detained in
that city longer than he anticipated.
His wife was much better when he left
Denver.
Richard Sykes, president of the Kan.
sas Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company. came up from Denver Monday
evening and remained here during tho
following day-regelar pay day OF that
company assisting in the disbursinc OF
II large sum OF money for that company,
as also the Patch Mining company.
John Grant, Of the Galcna group of
mines, who has been stopping at the
Brown Palace In Denver undergoing
treatment for bruises received while in n
buggy which was struck by II car of the
Colorado & Southern railroad near the
Gilpin mill, has retirned to the city. He
has been benefited by his stay in Den.
yer.