Gilpin observer., 1901-10-03
PERSONALS.
Daniel MacMasters came up from
Denver Saturday morning and returned
the next morning.

district, was visiting his brother Petel
Stangier and family in this city last
Sunday.
Idaho Springs News: Mr.. Louis Rach
ofsky, OF Central City, passed through
Idaho Springs Saturday on his return
from hunting trip in Middle park. His
looks showed that he had good time.
w. c. Fullerton returned Sunday from
Denver where he has been attending to
legal matters.
], II. Bowden, OF the Gold Dirt mine
accompanied by his little daughter, Ger.
trude, was visiting friends in this city
on Sunday. They returned to Gilpin
the same afternoon.
Merle NARROW left for Denver Satur-
day afternoon to take in the Festival OF
Mountain and Plain. He will return to-
day.
Fred Tufford, of Tuffords Restaurant,
took spin down to the state capital
Tuesday, returning that evening.
w. Ballatyne, OF the Nemaha mine,
who left for Boulder week before last,
was attending to business matters here
last Friday.
Fortunate Dalsasso, this city. left
last week for Telluride, San Miguel
county, where he will engage in mining.
Miss Nellie Allen left Monday after
M for Napuar ,t,I,a Oh Ill
several days, returning after the close of
the Festival of Mountain and Plain.
Rev. Alexander Macknye returned Sat
urday evening from three months va
cation, largely spent at Ridgfield Park,
New Jersey. Mrs. Macka;e returned
with him. She has been visiting rela-
tives and friends at her former home in
Glasgow, Scotland. Both were much
benefited by their trip.
Miss Theresa Sennett, of the Fair, left
yesterday for Denver, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Griffin, and friends
until Sunday.
ii. O'Driscoll pulled out last week for
Mexico, where he will take charge OF a
mine. His friends wish him good luck
Hon. John G. McShane paid this city
a business visit last Friday, coming up
from his Arvada ranch in the morning
and returning in the afternoon.
Jo. Merritt, of the Fair, left for Den
yer Monday afternoon, accompanied by
his wife and Mrs. NJ. A. McBurnie. They
returned yesterday.
Thomas Mullen, after three days
business visit here returned to his ihome
in Denver Friday afternoon.
George c. Moore, wife and daughters
left Monday afternoon for Denver, where
they will remain this week.
w. B. Ogden, of Golden, was guest
at the Teller on Monday.
Charles MacMasters left for Denver
Tuesday afternoon. He will return af.
ter the close OF the Festival of Mountain
and Plnin.
Charles and William Butterick, of
Oswego, New York. are paying visit to
the mines and mills OF the county, with
a view OF locating here and engaging in
mining.
Hugh Edwards, of this city, is spend
ing this week with friends in Denver.
Mrs. F.. Newmeyer and children left
for Denver Monday afternoon.
Mrs. q. W. Schneider and children
went to Golden Monday afternoon aud
will remain about ten days.
Miss Agnes McGinnis left Tuesday
for Denver where she will take
in the Carnival.
Mrs. Peter Mackir, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Loughran, in this city, for the past ten
DAYS, returned to her home in Denver
Mrs. h. \. Nicho Is and son left for
Denver Monday, nc 'ompanied by Miss
Adelaide Nichols o.. Denver.
John j. Reilly left Denver the first OF
the week, for Arizona.
Miss Mabel Teats was visitor to the
Carnival in Denver this week.
Mrs. Ed Dunneyan and children are
visiting relatives in Denver.
Miss Maggie Flynn and brother John,
OF this city, aro visitors TO Denver this
week. They will return this evening.
Mrs. Ben p. Thomas left for Denver
on Monday afternoons train, where she
will visit her parents.
James NJ. Brown, one OF the pioneer
mining men Of Pine district, was attend.
ing to business matters hero laet Tues
day.
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