Gilpin observer., 1901-08-08

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visit his daughter, Mrs. Henry Weld
man. The professor is now settled down
in the garden spot of northwestern Colo
RADIO as tiller of the soil and stock.
raiser. Ranch life seems to be conducive
to good health and he is as fat and
rugged as cinnamon bear.
The Humboldt -Kansas-U MON, OF
August 3, says: "Mrs. Charles Schaffner
departed to-day for Central City, Colo.
RADIO, where she will visit her son
Charles Schaffner, and the family OF
Mr.. William Job, for several weeks. She
hopes to benefit her health by this trip
and her friends Join in this hope" Mrs
Schaffner arrived here Saturday evening
A. Baleria, this city, left for Denver
Tuesday afternoon from whence in com.
pany with his wife and child he leaves
for Buffalo, New York, where they at.
tend the exposition being held in that
city, and thence will go to Philadelphia,
Pa, where they visit brother of MIR.
Baleria. They will be absent three
weeks.
Professor F. H. Clark plated a party
of sightseers to James peak last Tuesday
night. They had rainy night of it.
and failed in seeing morning sunrise
from that elevated point. They returned
about IL o'clock yesterday morning,
very much fatigued from their nights
experience.
Mrs. j. B. Mckay. returned from a
ten days visit with Denver friends
yesterday morning. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. James Bernard, of Boul-
der. The latter will remain here sew
eral days, the guest of the former lady.
Charles Trenoweth, of the Central
Shoe and Clothing company, drove over
to Idaho Springs yesterday morning, re-
turning in the afternoon. He was &C.
comanied by his daughter, Miss Laura,
and son, Raymond.
Miss Minnie Frey, county superin-
tendent of public schools, has been in
attendance at the Normal Institute
which has been in session at Golden this
week. She will return home tomorrow.
Abe, Bernard j. u. Scott, Charles
Jones and Dan Weymouth. who have
been prospecting in North park and
along the Rabbit Ear range of mount
aims, returned Tuesday evening.
President and General Manager F. C.
Young and William Fullerton, Of the
Gunnell Gold Mining and Milling com.
pany, came up from Denver yesterday
registering at the Teller.
Mrs. A. l.. Anderson has returned
tiom Denver, where she remained fer
a short visit after her return with her
husband from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. Anna Hagspie of Denver, came
up from Denver last evening, and will
spend a month visiting friends. She is
the guest Of Mrs. Henry Altvater.
Miss Frieda Klein, after weeks visit
with her aunt and uncls Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Mack, returned to her home in
Denver Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Ethel and Nettie Harris,
who have been visiting Central friends
for some time, returned to Denver last
I thursday.
County Assessor Richard Murley is
IN attendance at meeting Of the as
SCISSORS of the state which is being held
in Denver.
Miss Lucretia Daley, OF Penobscot,
Maine, and aunt Mrs. j. X. Duval, Ban. q.
gor, Maine, are in the city the guests of
friends.
Mr.. Goodier, of the Oro Verde Mining
company near st. Mary's lake west Of
here, was guest at the Teller last Mon.
day.
Alfred Wettstein, of the Surprise mine
was in the city this week attending to
business matters connected with min.
ing.
Robert Wilson, after weeks visit
with friends in this city, returned to
Denver Sunday afternoon.
II. l.. Martin, Jr., arrived Monday
evening from Chicago to remain for
some length OF time.
j. o. Abbott, father OF james b.
Abbott, is in the city paying visit to
his son and family.
Miss Mae Leidinger, OF Sheridan
Heights, was visiting friends in Denver
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ll. p. Davies, this city, who has
been quite i'll in Denver, is recovering.
George Morgan was visitor ut Idaho
Springs yesterday.
New things in furniture arriving daily
Andersons. Prices always the lowest.