Gilpin observer., 1901-12-19
PERSONALS.

hAva been visiting Gilpin county friends
for the past two months. returned last
Sunday to their home in Trinidad.
Phil B. Hicks returned from New
Mexico Monday evening. He will re-
main here some length OF time. Henry
Richards returned with him.
! John F. Vivian, the -four merchant OF
Golden, came up on Tuesday on bust
ness
Miss Gussie Ward. OF Forks Creek,
, Vas visiting Central friends last Mon
day, Coming up i, the morning and re-
turning In the evening.
Mrs. Smith, Of Smiths Restaurant, re.
turned from a short visit with her
daughter, who is attending school in
Denver, Sunday.
j. A. Smith. of the mining firm OF
Smith Bradbury, Denver, came up
Tuesday morning to attend to the clos
ing up OF mining sale, returning the
same afternoon.
Manager w. H. Nichols, OF the Rob
ert Emmet mine, returned from Denver
Tuesday evening
George McCallister accompanied his
brother John McCallister on his return
home from Denver Tuesday evening.
Richard Mueller came up from Den
YER Tuesday.
Noah Mitchell returned from Denver
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eickenroth, of
Denver, arrived last Sunday. They are
DOW, chefs at Smiths Restaurant.
Mrs. Kirby. of Denver, is here. the
guest OF her friend Mrs. Frank Engel
Mrs. William j. Hughes, of Dodge
vile, Wisconsin, arrived last Thursday
evening on visit to her brother Grif1th
Williams, this city.
Mrs. J. B. Mckay returned from Den.
yer Friday noon, after short visit with
friends in that city.
J. 1. Packer, OF Chicago, accompanied
q. W. Baldwin on his return here frosn
that city
Mrs. H6chard Rodda and, child. and
s'etse Mra Clara Garland, OF Aspen, ar
rived in this city last Friday. They will
repain here during the holidays, the
guests Of tAeir mother, Mrs. J. r. Nor
gau.
William Cranor, who has besn driving
the Wells Fargo 4 Co.'S express wagon
in this city, left for his old homo 10
wtkerbarre, North Caroline, Monday.
win is a careful polite and accommodate
ing driver. He is succeeded ~ =. E.
Wood.
Dr.. Ii. P. Davies left for Denver Sat
urday. Spending Sunday with hin family
Ia that city. He returned Monday oven
ing.
Miss Dunn, sister OF Mrs. Charles
MscNssters who is lying i'll from pnea-
mocia in Denver. is reported in q fair
way for recovery.
Our pioneer friend H. A. Campbell.
Of Denver, was attending to business
matters here Tuesday.
Hon. John c. McShane, Of Arvada,
was up Tuesday, attending to business
matters.
Frank c. Young. Of the Gunnell G. NJ.
and NJ. company, paid the mills in Black
Hawk and the mines in this city visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. l. Harris. who was put un-
der an operation at St. Joseph's hos
pital, Denver on the 9th instant. is get
ting along nicely and improving very
rapidly, and unless some unforseen re-
lapse appears, she will be able TO be re-
moved to her home in about a week or
ten days. 1t has been hard struggle
for life, but good health and splendid
constitution will save her.
Miss Alice Quinn, OF the Howard
restaurant left on Tuesday for Denver.
She will take vacation OF several weeks
IN the hopes OF rccuperating her health.
She was accompanied by Master Howard
Ferguson.
| Judge and Mrs. Ashbpugh went to
Denver Tuesday morning, returning in
the evening.
J. B. Merritt paid Denver business
| nisit Tuesday.
While in Denver this week We met
William Kiley, former resident OF this
city, hut late OF Leadville. "Bil" is
looking extremely well, having become
quite fieshly. lie in company with II.
A. Jenkins, of this city, left Tuesday
evening for Prescott, Arizona.
/ Miss Mann, the dressmaker who has
been sick for quite while, is reported
No being In a fair way for recovery.