Gilpin observer., 1901-10-24
PERSONALS.

iting friends in Denver and at Boulde
for the past month, returned to thei
home in this city on Monday eve ming
Mr.. Champion returned with them.
Charles G. Majors of Ward, Boulder
county, returned to that place Sunda,
afternoon, after a weeks visit with
friends in this city.
Hugh A. Campbell returned to his
home in Denver last Friday after very
pleasant visit with his son, Will Camp.
bell.
Il. A. Hoffman, treasurer, and Clan
vile Moore, secretary of the Kansas
Burroue uat Consolidated Mining com.
pany, lef1ovsI'sr the 18th inst for Cali
fornia anoI zee ta:se a trip to the
other contjncLc. They will be absent
from four tp six months Both Of these
gentlemen have been in poor health for
some time past. 1t is to be hoped that
when they return their trip will have
proven beneficial to them.
Miss Emma Hill of Tomah, Wisconsin,
cousin of Mrs. e. A. NARROW and niece
OF Mrs. Pauline Putnam, this city, arriv-
ed last Saturday evening. She was ac-
companied by her cousin, Master Ed
getron Crouter. The former remains
here a week, the latter returning to his
home in Denver Monday afternoon.
Idaho Springs News: At the Presby.
terian Synod which was held at Chey.
enne, Wyoming. this week, Rev. James
McFarlaue OF Denver and formerly pes.
tor at this place, was elected moderator
the highest Office in the Synod. This is
Ia recognition Of faithful servant to the
cause which be is SO earnestly battling
for.
Silver Plume Standard: Thomas Viv.
ian was called to Denver Tuesday by
word that bis mothers condition was
critical.
Miss Emma Harris returned to her
hone in Denver last Saturday.
Mrs. D. II. Allen, this city, left Satur.
day for Lincoln, Kansas, on visit with
her mother. Mr.. Allen accompanied
her a. far a. Denver.
Manager 3. W. Williams Of the Specie
Payment Gold Mining company. and
sever6i ct the directors Of that company
retr} sd ~ nesne aaAnsssyys ysftss -
examination Of the property on Bella
vie@dnonntsin last week. Mr.. William,
returned here again the 6rst Of the pree
ent week.
Bert Newell, after . visit Of several
days here. returned to Denver Saturday
&c. McShane was up from his fruit
farm near Arvada last Friday, remain
ing haze until Saturday.
Al. Smith Of the flrm OF Smith q
Bradbury, who conduct . mining ofic,
in the Bank block. Denver. returned
home Saturday morning after 4 bust
ness trip to this city in connection will
the Doodle mine sale.
Mn. A. q. Chamberlain and little sor
Ani6n. Of Idaho Springs. were visiting
lEisnds 10 this city last Monday.
Gsorss Ebert OF Yankee, came IN las
Monday and took the afternoon train to-
Denver.
Tho many friends OF Mrs. B. P. Thoma,
IN this city, Win be pleased to learn tina
since leaving here for Denver her hesltl
ismuch improved.
Jacob Leidinger came in from hi
Black Horse group OF mines on Sher
idon hill last Saturday evening.
Peter Peterson Of Gilpin, came in will
G.J. Williams on Monday. He returne,
In the evening.
Miss Lettie Cobern OF Portland, Ore
d the guest Of friends in this city.
Master Harold Shuck, who has beef
suffering from severe attack Of typhoi,
fever, is able to be out again. but still
very weak.
Henry Wolf, formerly with e. God
man, this city. paid Central friends
visit last Friday. Henry had just re
turned from visit to the copper field
Of Wyoming. He is located in Denver
State Senator Sam v. Newell returne,
from Denver Tuesday evening.
G. R. Goodier, OF the Orc Verdi Golt
Mining company on Silver creek in up
per Iowa district, Clear Creek county
Yankee hill belt OF veins, returned from
Denver Tuesday and visited the prop
erty the next day.
Horace G. Thurman returned frou
Denver Tuesday evening.
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