Gilpin observer., 1901-08-01
PERSONALS.

F., Fred Fetch, of the Quigley saw mill
at Hessie, was in the city on Monday.
Miss Frleda Klein, of Denver, came
up Saturday evening, the guest of her
aunt Mrs. M. Mack
County Treasurer Christopher Trezse
returned from two days business trip
at the state capital Sunday evening.
William Kriley, of Leadville, arrived
here Sunday evening, remaining here
until Tuesday morning before returning
Charles G. Hickox, of Boulder, after
business trip here of three days, return
ed home Sunday afternoon.
Clinton Reed, accompanied by his
and Sunday.
Manager p. Mccain, of the Patch and
Kansas Burroughs Consolidated Mining
companies left for Denver Friday on
business trip. He returned Saturday
evening.
Miss Matilda Wyatt, of Berlin, " is
consin, is in the city visiting friends.
George Mcleod, after being detailed
here longer than he anticipated, man
aged last Friday to leave for Victor, Tel
Ter county, where a position with the
Eagle Sampling company awaited him.
Barker, the jeweler, is at the head of
party of sight-see who are taking in
the beautiao nf patpra 1icployaJ Il,
Middle park. To while away a portion
of the time they trout along the Will
lamo fork, west of Silver Plume.
E. ID. Quigley returned from bust
ness trip to Denver on Sunday. On
Monday he left for Idaho Sdrings and
was accompanied by Merle NARROW.
Mr.. William Trathen, this city, who
has been a sufferer from miners disease
for several years, does not seem to re.
cover.
Daniel MacMasters, of the East Whit
ing mine is at Ouray in the southern
portion Of the state. He will remain
there about two weeks.
Frank Mueller, of the Mueller Com
mission, is laid up. His brother Richard
came up from Denver accompanied by
his son and is assisting in the business
here during Franks illness.
Water Commissioner James Rule,
wife and daughters, Misses Maude and
Beatrice, left for Denver Sunday morn
ing. The latter left for Honghton,
Michigan, that evening, where she will
remain some length of time.
General Phil Trounstine, one of Den
ver's pioneer business and prominent
citizens, was attending to matters re-
quiring his attention in the head center
Of the Little Kingdom of Glpiu last
Thursday. The general, like good wine,
improves with age.
Miss Ella McDaniels. OF Burlington,
Iowa,.and the misses Pearl and Ruth
Darrow, of Galesburg, Illinois, are visit
ing friends in this city. They are on
their way to San Francisco, California
Mr.. Oman and wife, of Empire, Clear
Creek county, left last Saturday for Buf-
falo, New York, Before their return to
Clear Creek county they will visit rela
tives in Canada.
Joseph Collier, n former Photographer
OF this city, and wife, but OF late resi-
dent of Denver, are spending the sum
mer along the Pacific slope, their first
visit outside the state since their arrival
here in 1869.
James Faulkner left for Denver Sun,
day morning and returned Monday even
ing.
Hon. j. W. Bostwick, manager of the
Clark Gardiner mine on Quartz hill, re.
turned from Denver on Monday.
Bruce NJ Myers, manager of the
Chicago Carr Mine, Bobtail hill, left
Sunday for business trip to Chicago.
Arthur Tuttle, formerly connected
with the Gold Coin Mines company,
this city, was up from Denver las. Sun
day calling on friends.
John Grant, OF the Galena group Of
mines on Central CITY hill, left last
Saturday morning for Denver where he
took the o'clock passenger train for
the east.
Miss Florence johnson, after u pleas.
ant visit in this city, the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. Gilman, Jr., returned 10 her
home in Denver last Sunday. Miss
johnson while here visited the classic
wales OF Fall river, South Boulder park
and other points of interest near this
city.
Water Collector Elijah Stevens, who
loft for Denver Fridny afternoon on u