Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15

| Mrs. Ida NJ. j Johnson, grand Chief of
the Ratnbone Sisters, X. of p, accom-
panied by her little daughter, Miss Flor
ence, left Monday for Victor to attend
an annual meeting of the grand body.
I George Scheer of the firm of Robins
& Scheer, of Black Hawk, was attending
to business matters at the county seat
on Monday. 1t looks natural to see
George on the streets OF Central once
more.
Mrs. James Bernard, after visit with
Mrs. John Mckay, this city, returned to
| her home in Boulder last Saturday. She
was accompanied by Miss Fay Mcleod,
who will visit friends in that beautiful
J town until school opens here in Septem-
Der.
In. Welch, of the Register Call left
Sunday for Golden and thence went to
Victor as a representative from Gilpin
lodge No 3, X. of p, to attend the an
nua session of the grand lodge of that
order.
Prof. j. h. Reedy, after visit with
his son, Gus Reedy in this city, and his
/ daughter, Mrs. Henry Weidman near
Golden, left here on his return home
near Steamboat Springs yesterday after
noon.
Fred Frey accompanied by his nephew
Fred McFarlane, who has recently re-
covered from a severe attack of scarlet
fever, pulled out Saturday morning for
Middle park. They will be absent about
| a month.
Il. W. Williams. OF the Specie Pay
ment Gold Mining company, arrived
from Denver Sunday night. The next
morning bright and early he drove over
to the company's property on Bellevieu
mountain.
II. A. Hoffman treasurer, and Clan
vile Moore, secretary of the Kansas
| Burroughs Consolidated Mining com
pany, came up from Denver Thursday
evening and remained here until Satur-
day when they returned to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. McKinnon, of Ash
| land, Wisconsin, who have been visiting
| their uncles ID. j. and j. B. MacKay here
and in Denver for the past two weeks,
left yesterday afternoon for Tacoma,
Washington where they will tare up
residence.
Mrs. James Rule, Sr., daughter, Mi
Maude, and son Martin, left Saturday
for Boulder where they will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rogers for a week or
two. The paternal head of the family
will keep bachelors hall while they are
away.
Hugo II. Kruse, wife and son, this
city, left on Sunday in carriage for
drive to the principal places in Middle
park, Grand county. They will be alb
sent two weeks or ten days. Nick Kohl.
salt will assist at Mr.. Kruse's place
while he is absent.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Pat Mackev,
who has for a long time been combining
himself to Central City and Denver, has
again returned to Clear Creek county
and is wonderfully pleased at tie Pre-.
gress that we have been making in his
absence. He has disposed of his in
terests in this vicinity and is now en-
ioying well-earned rest.
Miss Katheryne Peers left Thursday
morning for Denver where she met her
cousin, Miss Jessie Courson, of Chicago
| The latter came up from Denver with
her that evening and will remain here
several weeks Miss Jessie has not been
in Colorado since her parents removed
from here in 1874 Her father worked
here during that year.
William II. Board, contracting agent
OF the Colorado Telephone company,
with headquarters in Denver, spent a
portion OF his vacation here this week,
the guest OF his friend II. A. Hoffman,
vice president and treasurer OF the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining com
pany. Yesterday he visited the Cali
fornia mine deep shaft on Quartz hill
and decended the same, to the bottom.
in bucket He also visited the various
properties OF the X. B. G. company. His
descriptions Of the descent OF the Cali.
fornia main shaft is quite vivid. He
says 1t was the finest sermon from nat
ure that he has taken in while resi-
dent OF Colorado.
Thomas II. Potter, president Of the
Rocky Mountain National bank, this
city, returned from the Wagon Wheel
Gap trouting section Tuesday evening.
After attending to business matters in
the city, he returned to the same sect on
vacation.
w. 4. Warren, of Col field, Teller