Gilpin observer., 1901-08-01

leaving the Quartz Mil city Mr.. O'Brien
has been living in Illinois a short dis
tance from st. Louis. He is on visit
to Idaho Springs aNd is accompanied by
his two sons. He met a few of the re-
naming pioneers while here. He re-
turned to Idaho Springs in the after.
noon, and will remain in Colorado until
the close of the heated term.
Miss Carrie Graham, of Indianapolis,
Indiana, is visiting friends in this city.
Before returning home she will visit
relatives residing in North park. She
is accompanied by her sister Mrs. n. D.
LoveJoy, of Cincinnatti Ohio
f. j. Altvater and wife returned from
short visit in Denver on Monday even.
ing.
q. M. Laird, of the Register Call, spent
Sunday with his family in Denver. They
will remain there for several weeks.
James Holck left Saturday for Boul.
der park with his family. The latter
VIII remain some length of time. Mr.
Holck returned Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B. Mckay left for Denver on
Tuesday morning on a visit with rela.
tives and friends. She will return Sat
urday.
Mrs. Evan Evans, former we'll known
resident of this city, who has been visit,
ing Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Williams, this
city, returned to her home in Denver,
Monday afternoon.
w. Ballatyne, manager of the Nemeha
mine, Bobtail hill, returned from Denver
on Tuesday.
State Senator Sam V. Newall returned
from Antelope park, Tuesday, where he
has been fishing for soma time and re-
ports fishing first class at that point.
Rev. S. }. Rogers was a visitor to Den
yer Tuesday, returning in the evening
VIM. Hoefe came in from the camp in
Boulder park the first of the week. He
went to Denver Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Trumbull chaperoned q
number of her young friends to this city
last Tuesday, arriving here in a special
car from Denver. They returned to
Denver ahead of the afternoon train.
Mrs. James Moody, of East st. LJG,s,
Illinois, is in the city visiting her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W.T..
Plemmons. Last Sunday was the first
time in thirteen years that brother and
sister had met.
a. Il, Anderson, of the Anderson
Furniture company, this city, returned
Tuesday evening from visit at Salida,
Colorado. and Salt Lake City, Utah.
His wife is in Denver.
Mrs. Richard Mayor and daughter,
Nelma, left Tuesday afternoon for Den.
yer where they will reside in the future.
General Manager Frank c. Young. of
the Gunnell Gold Mining and MilIirg
company, came up from Denver yester
day. He was accompanied by William
Fullerton.
Mrs. IL p. Davies, of this city, who
has been quite i'll in Denver of late, is re.
ported as mending slowly, but not yet
fully recovered.
Morris Thomas, OF Denver, came up
from Denver yesterday and is the guest
of his son, Alderman Benjamin z.
Thomas, and wife.
Miss Irene Kruse. after q visit with
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
kruse, IN Denver, returned TO her hone
in this city Tuesday evening.
Barnabus Huber is laid up at his resi.
dence in this city from an acute attack
Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Hugo II. Kruse left for Denver
Tuesday morling and returned tle
same evening.
Clarence X. Colvin and Melvin p ral-
ton headed party Of Eastern gentlemen
who visited the mills and mines OF the
Boston X Denver Gold Mining and Mill
ing company yesterday. They are at the
Teller.
Frank Mueller left fer Denver yester-
day and will 60 to st. Lukc's ,holpital.
He has been feeling very p 'orly this
week, and his friends hope that his trip
will soon make him well again. Richard
Mueller will look after the Mueller Com
Go. during Franks absence.
I'll" \. l.. Anderson Furniture Co.
Keeps everything in household goois.