Gilpin observer., 1901-07-11
PERSONALS.

Ed L. Harris returned from Denver
on Friday.
E. M. Messiter, manager of the Tona-
wanda Mining and Leasing company. at
Perigo, was attending to business mat
ters hero last Friday.
Mrs. A. w. Langley and little daught-
er, of Lenebinkpool, Maine, are in the
city, visiting Mrs. Nelson Millett They
remain here several weeks.
Mrs. S. l. Lorah, formerly resident
Of this city, now living in Denver, was
calling on former neighbors and friends
here last Friday.
c. ID. and A. B. Haselwood and F. w.
Eaton, stockholders IN the westerly
portion of the Nottaway mine in Lake
Russell district arrived from Chicago on
Friday. After examining the property
they returned home Saturday.
GA. L. Anderson and wife of this city
are visiting at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Miss Lettc Mcleod, teacher of the
public school at Gilpin, came in the
evening OF the 4th and remained here
until Sunday when she returned to open
school the following morning.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay came up from
Denver the Fourth of July, to attend to
trial before Judge Ashbaugh OF the
county court.
John ]. Reilley, OF the National Tun-
nell and Mining company, is laid up at
his residence in Denver, from the effects
of bad cold.
II. P. Goodier, manager of the Oro
Verde Tunnel and Mining company re-
turned from Denver Monday morning
and left for the property Of the company
on Silver creek.
Merle NARROW returned from Denver
Tuesday where he spent his Fourth of
July.
Alfred Wettstein, of the Surprise
mine, was a visitor to this city on Mon
day.
Contractor Sandberg, of the Lombard
Polaris mine, came in Monday from the
Yankee hill section.
Miss Ida Hamor, of Denver, came up
Saturday to remain a week and visit her
brother Harry Hamor and wife.
County Commissioner John c. Jenk.
ins came IN from South Boulder park
the first Of the week and met with the
board in adjourned session. They are
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County Treasurer christopher Trezise.
Miss Bessie Long, of Williamsport,
Pennsylvania, is in the city, the guest
OF Mrs. d. II. Allen.
State Senator Sam V. Newell came up
from the state capital yesterday noon
and left his autograph on the Teller
House register.
Mrs. A. G. Chamberlain and little son,
Allan junior, OF Idaho Springs, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Kruse OF this
city.
e. ID. Quigley, who arrived here from
Denver Tuesday left at an early hour
yesterday morning for Idaho Springs.
Thomas Tonge and wife, OF Denver,
registered at the Teller on Monday.
Frank McFarlane and George Will
ans, of Denver, came up Saturday and
took conveyance to Boulder Park
where they engaged in catching trout.
They returned Monday morning.
Henry Bolthoif, of Denver, was regis
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Mrs. Lehmkuhl came up from Den
yer Tuesday morning. After transact
ing business here she returned ON the
afternoon train.
Mrs. d. d. Lake, of Denver, came up
on Tuesday evening and will visit her
son H. H. Lake, of the Firs, National
Bank, this city.
Glanville Moore arri, cd from Denver
Tuesday evening.
| Philip B. llicks, n former assessor OF
this county, returned Wednesday even
ing from New Mexico, where has been
engaged in mining. He remained here
several days visiting his family who re.
side in this city.
William Peers visited his parents here
the Third and Fourth of July He is
now in the employ OF the Colorado
Telephone company at Pueblo.
DIR. G. V. Shoop left Monday to attend
n meeting OF the state Dental association.
Before returning he will attend as o
delegate the sixth annual session OF the
Greeley district Of the Epworth League,
which convens at Windsor, Colorado, on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July ~,
13 and H. He will return to Central
Tuesday. |. b. Johns will also attend