Gilpin observer., 1901-06-13

Dunbar Of Duluth, Minnesota, Mrs.
Moore, of East Saginaw, Michigan, j.
P. LOTUS, of Denver, and D. w. Ken
nedy, OF Idaho Springs, formed n party
which came over the hill from the lat
ter place Friday, partaking Of lunch at
the Teller, and after looking at the
mines in Russell district and at the head
of the canon returned to the Spa.
H. A. Hoffman, treasurer OF the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated and Patch
Mining companies, after an absence in
England Of eight months put in an ap-
pearance last Monday, coming up here
from Denver that day. Mr.. Hoffman S
visit was pleasant one. While enroute
west he stopped at Buffalo, New York,
to view the Pan-American Congress,
which he does not think compares with
the Columbian exposition held at Chi
cago in 1893.
Miss Laura Belle Mayor, for long
time with the Golden Rule Store, this
city, has severed her connection with the
same and left for Denver on Saturday
where she has secured position with
the Golden Dry Goods company of that
city. Her many Gilpin county friends
wish her much success at the state
capital.
Miss Bessie B. Richey, one OF the
Central City school teachers, left last
Saturday for her former home at Titus
vile, Pa, where she will spend her sum
mer vacation, returning here the first of
September next, her, services as teacher
having been secured for the fall and
winter term of the school.
E. w. Williams, who has been attend.
ing to business matters in the east for
several weeks, came up from his head
quarters in Denver Monday evening.
The following day he went to Russell
district to look after his interests in
that quarter of the Golden Queen.
Messrs Chris. Void and Robert C.
Miller, OF this city, took a drive over to
Dumont, Clear Creek county, last Thurs
day. They returned in the evening and
brought fine samples Of silver and gold
bearing ore.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Miss Minnie Frey, who has been at.
tending meeting OF the executive COM
mittee Of the State Normal Institute in
Denver. has returned to Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Hill, of Denver,
arrived Tuesday and will spend several
days here the guest of her nisce, Mrs.
Emma A. Marlow. Mr. Hill Is brother
OF Mrs. p. Putnam. Of this city.
The Misses Mae Harrington and Bir.
die Loughran left this city Saturday for
Denver. The former will visit her aunt,
while the latter will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Peter Macklin.
Newton D. Owen and wife have re-
turned from Pueblo, Mr.. Owen having
been in attendance at meeting OF the
state board Of lunacy commissioners, OF
which he is a member.
Mrs. Charles McCallister, son and
daughter left last Saturday for George
town, where they will visit friends in the
Silver Queen. They will return to this
city on Saturday.
Benjamin Shurtlif. OF Chicago, ar
rived Tuesday evening, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Bruce M. Myers.
Mrs. William Bosanko and little son
who have been visiting Denver friends
returned home last evening.
Henry Custance, OF Denver spent
Sunday here, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Becker.
Joseph II. Lebarge, OF Memphis, Ten
nessee, is in the city the guest OF rela.
tives.
Rudolph Fuelscher, of Perigo, paid
Central friends visit on Tuesday.
John j. Reilley returned from Denver
yesterday morninp