Gilpin observer., 1901-01-31

I Hon. John Best came up from Denver
Tuesday, his first visit here for several
weeks.
George w. Mabee came up from Den.
yer Monday evening, returning the next
morning.
Ed L. Harris, Jr., came up from Den
yer Tuesday morning, and will remain
here few days with his father
Hon. J. Med. Livesay returned to
Denver Saturday afternoon, after the
adjournment OF the district court.
G. w. Morgan and wife came in Satur-
day evening from Idaho Springs. They
left for Greeley the following day.
Miss Isabelle Galligan, who has been
visiting Miss Jennie Cody in this city,
has returned to her home in Gilpin.
Mr.. w. E. Stevens, of the Colorado
Telephone company, was visitor to
Denver last Thursday, returning Friday.
N. D. Jordan, of Oronoco, Wisconsin,
left for his home in the Badger state last
Saturday, He will return here in May
next.
Miss Henrietta Moriarity, of Clayton
City, Iowa, returned home Saturday
morning, after a months visit with Gil
pin county friends.
Miss Stella Presnell, formerly of this
city, is now stenographer in the secre-
tary of states Office, Denver. 1t is quite
lucrative position.
Judge A. 81. DeFrance left for Golden
Saturday afternoon, court having ad-
journed until Monday, March 10, 1901,
at 1:30 o'clock p. m.
Former Prosecuting Attorney E. l..
Reginetter, OF Idaho Springs, was at
tending district court here on Friday, re-
turning that evening.
Miss Stella RAnney, one OF the teacht rs
in the public schools of this city, who
has been suffering from an attack of the
grippe. is reported convalescing.
Thomas H. Potter, president Of the
Rocky Mountain National Bank, who
has been attending to business matters
in the east for the past four weeks, re-
turned to this city Tuesday evening"
Idaho Springs Gazette: Rev. j. F..
Coffman reports that his daughter, who
is being treated for typhoid fever at a
hospital in Denver and who has been
bedfast for over four weeks, is still very
lin. alss
James Couch left Saturday for Idaho
Springs, where he attended the funeral
Of the infant child OF Mr.. and Mre. G..
w. Morgan, the remains having been
brought from Greeley to that place for
interment.
John Hamlik, who was summoned to
Iowa City, Iowa, through the lines OF
his aged father, returned home Saturday
evening. His sister, Miss Rosa Hamlik,
and brother Matt returned with him us
far as Denver, where they reside.
Abe Rachofsky, manager OF the New
York Store Mercantile company, is laid
up at his residence in Denver with very
sore leg, which he injured last week by
a misstep before leaving here for the
former place. His son Louis is looking
after business matters here.
Miss Adelaide Nichols came up from
Denver Thursday evening and attended
the dedication ball of Co. F, N. G. c.,
the following evening. While here she
was the guest Of her brother. Lieutenant
. IL NinhnIIa 20 hot hn
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. Ida M. johnson, who has been
paying official visits ns n grand officer
OF the Rathbone sisters TO the various
lodges OF that branch OF the Knights OF
Pythias has returned to her home in
this city. She was welcomely received
and cordially treated at every lodge
visited.
Conductor Moore, wife and son left
for Denver Tuesday afternoon, where
they will take up n residence. Mr.
Moore will take the passenger run out
OF Denver to Fort Collins. Ho is the
second Oldest man in the employ OF the
company in point OF service, having been
with the company 81 years. Blly's
friends in this city wish him good luck
on his new run.
Idaho Springs News: A letter from
Mrs. +. f. Osbiston, at Pert Amboy, has
been received lately by Mrs. Bowman
Col. Osbiston is still in Australia, hav.
ing settled at Adelaide. Mrs. Osbiston
and her daughter, Mrs. Lachmund, are
preparing to start about the middle OF
Februraiy for Honduras, where Mr.
Lachmund has been engaged in mining
for several months. The latter may
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