Gilpin observer., 1901-08-22

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ley Teachers institute held in Golden
J the past two weeks. There were 10S
| teachers in attendance, the session prov
ing one of the best ever held since its
organization.
Llewellyn Humphries, of the Central
| City Assay office returned last Thurs
day evening from visit to the mines in
Roatt county. At Hot Sulpher Springs
he met Ed c. Hughes and party, who
left Black Hawk on Saturday, August
10. The party were enjoying themselves
and having a good time. They left for
Steamboat Springs, Routt county.
Mrs. Ida NJ. johnson and little daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, have returned from
Victor, Teller county. Mrs. johnson at
the annual session OF the grand temple
Rathbone sisters, held at that place was
elected grand chief of that body for the
ensuing year. A compliment to that
worthy lade.
Martin Rule drove up from Boulder
Thursday. His mother, Mrs. James
Rule. senior, and sister, Miss Maude, re-
turned from the same place on Saturday
evening. They have been visiting the
family OF Henry Rogers near Boulder for
ten days.
IN. Wech, OF the Register Call re-
tuned to this city Sunday noon from
Victor, where he attended the annual
session OF the grand lodge X. OF P, OF
Colorado. His wife and daughter re-
turned with him.
Major Hal Sayr is up from Denver
and attended a meeting OF the Rocky
Mountain National bank yesterday. He
left last evening for Rollinsville where
his wife and youngest son are. He re-
turns to Denver Saturday.
Henry Harrington is over from Eagle,
Eagle county. He is now working for
his aunt, who is conducting general
merchandise store at that place. After
a visit with his parents he will return to
Eagle.
Hon. H. j. Kruse came up from Den
yer Tuesday evening to attend meet
ing of the Rocky Mountain National
bank Wednesday. He returned that
afternoon.
| Fl. A. Hoffman came up from Denver
on Tuesday. The next day he visited
the mii.es OF the Patch Mining company
and the Kansas Burroughs Consolidated
on Quartz hill.
Mrs. A. Hagspiel and sor, Max, who
have been visiting friends in this city for
ten days, returned to their home in Den
yer last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. William O'Brien, a former resi-.
dent OF this city, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Flynn, has returned
to her home in Denver.
Miss Rose Hamllik, OF Denver, ar
rived last evening. She will visit her
brother, John Hamllik, and family
and friends in this city.
Miss Edith Bostwick is visiting friends
in this city and Black Hawk. This week
she has been the guest OF Miss Mae
Gilmour, this city.
Col H. c. Babcock, OF the 2:4O and
London group OF mines, Russell district
has returned from quite a protract-
ed visit in the East
Col George E. Randolph, was here
yesterday attending to business matters,
He returned home to Denver on the
afternoon train.
Joseph Harvey, representing Flint &
Co., was up from Denver intervieuing
the meat and vegetable dealers Of the
county.
Miss Melissa Il. Stanhope, OF Burling.
ton, Iowa, arrived here Tuesday and will
remain here for several weeks, visiting
relatives.
Thomas ii. Potter, president OF the
Rocky Mountain National bank, return.
ed from fishing trip at Wagon Wheel
Gap.
Hon. John Best, former business
man and mayor Of this city, was up from
Denver this week, arriving here yester.
day.
The Misses Belle and Minnie Goodwin
who OF late years have been at the Tel
ler, left last Friday and are now at Cam
on City.
r. B. Brown, OF the Rocky Mountain
National bank, went to Denver Satur.
day afternoon, returning Monday morn
ing.
The Misses Maude and Isabel Nc.
kenzie, Of Boulder, are in the city visit
ing their friend Mrs. II. j. Sears.
Henry Morgan, OF the Hoover Drug