Gilpin observer., 1901-04-11
PERSONALS

Wnere Sne spent IIdSter Ounudy. one
will return to-day.
ID. MacMasters, manager of the East
Whiting mine. returned from Colorado
Springs last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. McMasters left for
Denver Sunday afternoon, returning to
this city Monday evening.
Fred Feltch and Milt McCosh, of
Hessie, Boulder county, drove in Mon
day, and remained here until the next
day.
w. S. Swain, a former mining operator
Of this county, is operating group of
mines near Cascade creek, Clear Creek
county.
Attorney j. Med. Livesay came up
from Denver Friday evening to attend
to legal matters, returning home the fo!-
lowing evening,
James Faulkner left Saturday for
Denver where he spent Easter Sunday
with his wife in that city, returning
] Tuesday morning.
Miss Mamie Carkeek, of Silver Plume,
arrived here last Friday evening. While
here she will be the guest of her friend
Mrs. Anna Champion.
Mrs Hoskin of Salda, Colorado, ac-
companied by her two children are in
the city, visiting her sister Mrs. Ed.
Bates and her mother Mrs. Champion.
William, Il ggcI
on the Cook mine, who has been at Grip
pie Creek for several months, has re-
turned to Central and will remain here.
Miss Ethel Allison, who has been
visiting Denver friends, returned Sun
day evening She resumed her studies
at the high school the following morn
ing
Mrs. Daniel Fuel5cher, of Denver, ar
rived Sunday evening and remained here
several days visiting her mother and
sisters, Misses Do,lie and Florence Bea-
man.
Idaho Springs SiftinCs: L. e. Blakes-
ley, the Auburn haired disciple of Wag-
ner, came over from Central City Thurs
day and played at the Opera house that
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hortong, who have
been residing at Tama City, Iowa, for
several months, returned last Friday.
They will again take up residence in
this city.
w. Balatyne, Hon. W. j. Bostwick
and Richard Sykes, all interested with
mines on Quartz and Bobtai hills, re-
turned from Denver on Monday, where
they spent Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Mayhem, who has been
afflicted with rheumatism left for Den
yer Friday. She will remain IN that
place in the hopes of being benefited
10y change to lower altitude.
Granville Moore. secretary of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, came up on Monday from
headquarters in Denver. This is his
first visit here for several months. He
will return today.
Morgan McCann, who is student at
the Jesuit College near Denver, arrived
Saturday evening and spent several
days here with his father before return
| ing to resume his studies at that edu-
cational institution.
Henry J. Hawley, wife and daughter,
Miss Martha, have returned from Argyle,
Wisconsin, after an absence of five weeks.
Mr. Hawley came up from his home on
Monday. They had an enjoyable visit
while in the Badger state.
ii. G. Wagner, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul railroad, dropped in on his Central
friends last Thursday morning, return
ing to Denver on the afternoon train.
Mr.. Wagner, like good wine, improves
with age.
Golden Globe: Warden c. p. Hoyt
and family will return to Golden from
Canon City to again take up their resi-
dence here. Mr.. Hoyt has for the second
time made good record as warden.
This will probably be lis last service in
that position.
! George w. Schneider returned from
Golden Monday, where he has been at
tending his little son Leo, who was
taken down with an attack of pneu-
monia last week. The little boy was
much better when Mr. Schneider left on
Monday.
/ Richard Mueller. of Denver, who is in.
teresed With his brother Frank of this
city in the May flower mine, Russell dis.
trici, which is now being worked under
lease and bond by local pool, was up
Saturday renewing aCquaintances with