Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
PERSONALS.

YER, was up last MOnOay guest Ut tue
Teller.
Lieutenant Colonel Cassius NJ. Clay,
of Pueblo, was visitor here last Thurs
day the guest of Captain c. II. Berry
man of company T., n. G. @.
Miss Georgia Harvey left Thursday
afternoon for Denver and Boulder where
she will visit relatives and friends for
some length of time.
John 7. Pursel, former livery and
expressman. who succeeded George A.
Patton in the livery business in this city,
was up from Denver Thursday. He is
now of the firm of Wall & Pursel, Den
yer.
A. tsandberr, one of the working force
at DR.. Abe Ashbaugh's Lombard Polaris
mine, east of Yankee, put in an appear
ance here last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Celia Gundy left for Buffalo,
New York last week. She was accom-
panied by Miss Mae Mayor who goes to
Morris county, New Jersey, and will be
abse 1t about year.
TheoS ore Marx, of the Oranoake Leas-
ing and Mining company, Denver, was
up last Thursday and visited the Oro-
noake and Lamberson mines on King 5
fats west OF Nevadaville.
E. D. Quigley, of Idaho Springs, who
has been attending to business matters
at st. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota,
returned last week. He represents bust
ness at the later place as very brisk.
Daniel Mac Masters, manager of the
East Whiting mine, left for Denver Fri
day afternoon and returned on Monday.
Hon. ]. Med. Livesay, court having
adjourned, returned to Denver SatuI day
morning.
-. 40 Messrs Richard Sykes and H. A. Hoff-
man after II visit to and examination of
the Phoenix Burroughs and Patch Min
ing company's properties returned to
Denver Thursday where they spend the
Fourth of July.
Fred T. Gooch and wife, OF Rollipsville
were in Saturday returning home in the
e!ering.
Merle MARROW, who has been visiting
friel at Idaho Springs for several
days, returned home Tuesday.
MIR. Regennitter, father of ex-Prose-
cutting Attorney Regennitter, of Idaho
,In ,;oitNr tn fra
City a short time ago, has returned to
his home in the Hawkeye state.
George E. Waite. who has been min
ing at Gold Hill, Boulder county, since
leaving this city some time ago, was In
the city last Monday.
Louis Summer returned from Denver
Monday evening, having spent Sunday
with his family in that city.
C. w. Craighead, the travelling dis
ciple of Faust. showed up in this cit,
last Friday. He is on his annual visit to
Central City.
Postmaster II. j. Sears returned from
a short business trip to Denver Sunday
evening.
Attorney W. G. Fullerton returned
Saturday evening from trip to Grano
county. The first day out he drove tc
Captain w. u. Cozzsn's on the Frazer
He took in his own ranch and transacted
bu siness at Hot Sulphur Springs. HI
says that Grand county is looking splen
didly so far as his trip extended.
Greeley Sun, June 30: DIR. L. X. Sny
der and family left Thursday afternoon
for the east to spend the summer. DIR
Snyder goes first to the University o
Illinois to deliver lectures; thence to thu
meeting OF the National Educational as
sociation at Detroit, and then on t.
Buffalo. Returning to Colorado, he vii
deliver course OF lectures at the Boul
der Chautauqua.
Judge A. II. DeFrance adjourned
court last Friday evening until Tuesda.
afternoon August l3, and left on Satur
day mornings train for his home in Col
den. He was accompanied by the Cour
Stenographer Hugh DeFrance. Th
judge will open court on July 10 at Ho
Sulpher Springs. There will no; b
much business before the court as tn
do,liet is light.
Miss Clara Kruse left Tuesday after
noon for Denver, where she will visi
with her uncle and aunt, Hon. ii. j
Kruse and wife, remaining there for sev
eral weeks.
n .ttie Harris arrived from Denve
yesterday, and will remain hero tn
guest of Ollie Bristol for some length q
time.
Miss Amelia Butterworth, OF lola, lu
dinnn. is in the city spending the summe