Gilpin observer., 1901-05-09
PERSONALS.

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returned to Denver Friday afternoon.
E. D. Quigley drove over from Idaho
Springs Sunday afternoon, returning
the next morning.
| Professor Thomas, the well known
Denver vocal music teacher, was visit
or to this city last Thursday evening.
Hon. II. ]. Kruse returned to Denver
after a visit of several days attending
to business matters.
H. Hooper, manager of the Gold COL
lar mine on Prosser mountain, returned
from business trip to Denver Saturday
evening.
George c. Moore, of the Oranoake
mine, spent Sunday in Denver, return
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Alexander Mackay, who left this
city some two weeks ago for her old
home in Scotland, sailed from New York
April 30, for Glasgow.
Hon. Samuel I. Lorah arrived from
Denver last Thursday and spent that
night and portion OF Friday, attend
ing to business matters here.
County Treasurer Christopher, Trezise
returned from Denver on Sunday.
Hon. J. Med. Livesary came up from
his home in Denver Monday morning.
In the afternoon he attended to legal
case before His Honor, Judge Ashaubgh
Of the county court.
Rev. s. ]. Rogers left on Monday for
Colorado Springs where he will attend
the session Of ths sthts SUNDAY school
convention. which was held in that city
on the 7th, Sth and 9th instant. He will
return and ofilciate at st. Jamer M. E.
church next Sunday.
Abe Rachofsky, manager OF the New
York Store Mercantile company left for
Denver on Friday and returned Tuesday.
Miss Ollie Bristol spent Saturday and
a portion Of Sunday with her friend
Miss Corine Kimbrough, in Denver
returning Sunday evening.
Henry Becker, who has been attend
ing to business matters in the east for
the past three weeks, returned home
last Thursday. He met his father. the
Bishop, while away, who is in the best
Of health, which will be pleasing news
to his pioneer friends in Gilpin county.
Miss Florence Harris. who spent
some ten days here visiting former schoe |
mates and friends, returned to her home
in Denver, last Sunday afternoon.
Henry Dennis and wife lett for Den.
yer Thursday afternoon. The latter will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Wilber Rule in
Routt county before returning.
II. G. Wagner, travelling agent OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail.
road, representing 6,60O miles OF
thorough equipped road in Illinois, Wis.
consin, Iowa, Minnesota, South Decota,
North Decota, Missouri and the north
ern peninsula of Michigan, came up on
Monday mornings passenger train from
Denver. He remained here until Tues
day morning and on Monday evening
visited the local lodge. Benevolent Pro.
tective Order OF Elks. He is one OF tho
pleasantest railroad men in the west.
G. W. Taylor, travelling correspondent
OF Colorado Springs Gazette registered
at the Teller yesterday.
Manager Goodier, OF the Florence
Tunnel and Mining company. came in
yesterday and lt' for Denver on the
afternoon train.
Mannger.P. McCann was taken very III
last Saturday evening which has con.
fined him to his room Mt The Teller.
Lieutenant Il. A. Nichols, wife and
little son Henry loft for Denver Monday
afternoon. They returned Tuesday
evening.
Hon. j. C. McShane paid Central n
visit Monday.
james w. Brown, OF Apex, was intend.
ing to business matters at the county
scat Tuesday.
Thomas Tongc, Of the Denver Guide
arrived Monday evening and registered
ut the Teller. Tho next day in company
with Robert l.. Martin he visited several
OF the leading mines near this city.
Mrs. james Bowden and little daugh
ter Gertrude, and Mrs. George Williams
= OF Gilpin, drove In Tuesday morning