Gilpin observer., 1901-09-19
Pr9.SONALS.

yer Monday morning and returned in
the evening.
Charles Trenoweth, of the Central
Clothing and Shoe company, returned
Saturday from ten days business trip
east.
Ed. l.. Harris came up from Denver
last Saturday, accompanied by his wife
and two youngest daughters. Shey will
remain here through the Elll's Fair.
Miss Mabel Tucker, of Eldora, is in
the city, visiting the Misses Katie and
Mae Leahey and other friends. Miss
Tucker will remain here until the close
of the EllS's Fair
Chris Fischer, Vincent Vallero and
Isnatz Meyer, left t. s city about G
o'clock Friday morning for Boulder park
where they spent the day in catching
trout They returno that evening.
C. w. Schneider left for Denver Fri
day morning and returned that evening
j. NJ. Brown, of Pine district, was at
tending to business matters at the
county seat last Saturday, arriving here
early that morning.
Frank Sp, RI left for Denve-, where
he will represent Nevada Lodge No. i,
\. F.. & A. NJ, at the annual communi-
cation of the Colorado grand lodge
which convened in that city Tuesday.
p. Mccain returned from Golden last
Friday, accor panied by his son, Morgan.
Miss Laura b. Mayor came up from
Denver last Saturday on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Dunuevan. She returned
Sunday evening.
Miss Margaret L. Rank spent Sunday
with her mother in this city.
Llewellyn Humphries, of the Central
City Assay Office, returned Saturday
from British Columbia where he has
been examining mines for syndicate.
Idaho Springs News: Col. G. G. Vivian
an old time resident of this city, but
now of Old Mexico, is IN the city this
week on business matters.
Mrs. James Bristol and children, who
have been visiting relatives in Connecti-
cut for several months returned last
Saturday evening. They also visited
New York City. Miss Annie brought
back several souvenirs among which was
a miniature bass wood ham and veri-
table wooden nutmeg for which that
state is proverbial.
Miss Maude Rule left this city Sunday
afternoon for Denver where she goes by
rail to Wolcott and thence to Steamboat
Springs, where she will spend the winter
months with her brother, WILDER Rule
and wife. Her many friends wish her a
pleasant visit and safe return to the
head center of the little Kingdom of
Gilpin.
Angelo Baleria and family have re-
turned from visit with relatives in
Philadelphia. While east they took in
the Pan American Exposition at Buff
falo, New York. Mrs. Baleria and child
remained in Denver, Mr.. Balera reach
ing this city Saturday.
Robert L. Martin returned from DEN
yer on Monday.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick, of the Rome
Gold Mining company, came up from
Denver Monday.
q. w. Mabee. j., is up from Denver
attending the Elks Fair.
David S. Green, former mine oper.
ator of this county, is opening his Kinda
No. 2 lode on the westerly slope of Bel
levieu mountain and has fine locking
body of ore.
Daniel MacMasters, of the Grand Cen
trail Gold Mining company, returned
from Denver Tuesday morning.
The Dickson Bros. have purchased the
Sweet Aome l0-stamp mill on the south
fork Of Fall River and will remove it to
their Cumberland mine in Cumberland
gulch, near Yankee. The mine has been
run but a short time.
Judge George Farion, Of Elbcr county
was visiting friends here and in Russell
Gulch on Monday. lie is the present
county Judge OF Elbert.
State Senator S. V. Newell was up
from Denver the first OF the woek.
Mrs. Thomas Cody returned from Den.
yer Tuesday evening, where she has been
visiting for several weeks. She is in
much better health than when leaving
here.
Rudolph Fuelscher was over from
Perigo the first OF the when visiting his
family in this city. lie returned Tues.
day afternoon.
Miss Ruth Stimson, of Belvidere. IL.
linois, and the Misses Maude ahd Irene
Virdcn, OF Chicago, are visiting friends