Gilpin observer., 1901-02-07
PERSONALS.

| Golden.
] George Buffum, of st Louis was a
guest at the Teller last Monday.
w. j. Campbell and wife returned
from Denver last Sunday morning.
William Moorhead and wife, of Yam
kee, registered at The Teller on Sunday
Abe Rachofskey, after nursing a very
sore limb, returned from Denver Mon
day morning.
George Mabee came up from Denver
Tuesday noon on business and returned
the next day.
Miss Minnie Hetherington, of Oska-
loosa, Iowa, is in this city, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
E. D. Quigley spent Saturday and
Sunday in this city, returned to Idaho
Springs on Monday.
Col. j. ID. Beshoar, of Keokuk, Iowa,
is in the city. looking at the mines and
mills of the county.
W. Ballytyne, manager of the Puzzle
and Nemaha mines, returned from Den
yer Monday evening.
Water Collector Elijah Stephens re-
turned from Denver Tuesday, where he
has been visiting his family.
G. N. Rugg, a former well known
ranchman, of Russell district, arrived
from Denver Monday evening.
F. C. Young, president of the Gunnell
Mining company, came up from Denver
on Tuesday, registering at the Teller.
Alfred Wettstein, of the Surprise mine,
Vermillion district, was attending to
week.
G. p. Goodyier, of the Florence tunnel
west OF Yankee, arrived from Denver
Saturday, and left for the mine in the
afternoon.
Sheriff Thomas Cody returned from
Buena Vista last Saturday evening
where he committed Shamus OBrien
to the state reformatory.
Mrs. Llyod, formerly Miss Lizzie Fra
zer came up from Denver Tuesday.
After short visit with friends here she
returned in the afternoon.
Golden Transcript: Rem Hall is down
from Central City for few days visit
with frieuds. He looks a. though hls new
location agrees with him. u
August Mathez, of Denver former
mill operator and Mining engineer OF
this city was up from Denver on Satur-
day, guest OF The Teller.
Michel Lewis left for Leadville Tues
day, where he has secured position at
mine which is managed by w. II. Paul
late of the Standard Assay office.
II, J. Hawley, of the Hawley Mer-
chandise company, returned from Den
yer Monday evening. He reports that
it was quite cold in Denver Monday.
James Bowden, of the Gold Dirt mine,
was transacting business here last Sat
urday. He was accompanied by his
wife. The latter was the guest of Mrs.
Francis Mcleod.
William Bcnnallack returned from
Denver Monday evening whore he was
summoned through the illness of his
sister. She passed away before his ar
rival but he remained to attend the oh.
scquies.
Miss Edith Champion, for long time
holding n clerkship with the New York
Merchantile company, severed her con
nection with that firm fast Thursday
1t is not announced who will be her
successor us yet.
Idaho Springs News: Rev. j. f. Con.
man does not hear encouraging news
from his daughter who is i'll in Denver.
Mrs. Coiimon writes that the fever hns
not left her and it is now five weeks
since its beginning,
j. L. Rachofskey, OF Boulder, the lead
ing dry goods merchant OF that place
arrived here Monday, and attended the
annual meeting OF the New York Store
Merchantile company the same evening
He states that Boulder ia rapidly grow.
ing. He returns tomorrow.
j. G. Berryhill, OF Des Moine, Iowa,
president of the Colorado. California
Shnreholding Mining and Millidg com.
pany, operating the Crown Point Vir.
giniu group OF mines in Idaho district
is at Idaho Springs, the guest OF W. II.
Knowles. the manager OF the property,
ms well as the Allan mill at that place,
says the Gazette.
j. II. Presnell C'Dad") who has been
the rcsipcnt, trusted and general prop.
erty man about the FoxbalI tunnel and
Scaton mine for some months past, was
taken III few days ago. and his ago and