Gilpin observer., 1901-06-27
PERSONALS.

Robert H. Price, of Idaho Springs
was attending to business matters here
Tuesday.
Philip Mixsell was over from Idaho
Springs Tuesday and took in the work
ings of the Camp Grove mine.
Hon. J. Med. Livesory was attending
court here Monday afternoon.
Babe Hoefle daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Hoefle, this city, was taken to
Denver 10 one of the hospitals of that
city to be treated for appendicitis. She
was accompanied by her mother and DR.
Abe Ashbaugh.
r. L. Martin has returned from a
visit TO Gunnison county and the mines
of that section.
Mrs. NJ. A. McBurnie left for Denver
last Sunday afternoon.
Water Commissioner Elijah Stever s
returned from Denver Monday evening
where he paid his family a short visit.
Harry Richards of the New Gilpin,
who has been laid up quite ill at his
residence in this city, was out attending
to business on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Champion and little dauph-
ter, Florence returned Monday evening
from Silver Plume. The next day in
company with her son Richard, she left
for Boulder to visit her brother who is
sick.
Miss Clara Martin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. Martin, is up from
Denver visiting friends in this city, and
enjoying the cool mountain atmosphere.
Mr.. Martin, prominent stock grower
of the Big Muddy, Grand county, was in
the city Monday on his return home
from Denver.
Henry p. Lowe is in Chicago. UIon
his return TO Denver it is quite probable
that active work on the National mine
this city will be resumed.
Engineer James Bristol, of the passen n.
ger train, is in receipt Of intelligence OF
the safe arrival of his wife and children
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H. A. Hoffman, president of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Gold Min
ing company, came up from Denver or
Monday evening, and remained here
several days.
Guy Laird, of the Manual Training
school, Denver, arrived Monday evening
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his visit here June Is, be has been pro
NOTED to seargantship in the cadet
drum corps-his first promotion;
II. J. Hawley returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Abe Rachofsky returned from Denver
Monday evening, accompanied by his
little son Oscar, who will remain here
visiting his friends and former play and
schoolmates.
Hon. John c. McShane came up from
Denver Thursday. After attending tc
business here he returned home. He
says his crop of Strawberries this yeal
is butte prolific and of an exceedingly
good quality.
Captain Harper NJ. Orahood, city at
torney, of Denver, was attending district
court in this city last Thursday. He re
turned home Friday.
G. w. Mabee was up from Denver
Thursday and returned Friday morning
Henry Bolthoff spent Thursday here
looking after his mining property, re-
turning to Denver that evening.
Hon. w. o. Jenkins, after enjoying {
vacation OF five weeks returned Tors
day evening. His wife and little soa &c
companied him.
County Commissioner John c. Jenk
ins and family left last Thursday for
Boulder park where they will remain
through the summer months as is theil
custom. During his absence D. j. Nc
Kay will look after the business OF the
firm of Jenkins, Mckay & Co.
Misss Georgia Harvey and Mrs. Emma
Merritt, of this city, spent Sunday witt
friends in Denver where they celebrated
their birthdays.
School having closed at the Jesuit col
lage near Denver, Morgan McCann can't
up on Friday and will spend his vacation
here with his father.
Miss Zelia Rank after a visit with he
friends, Misses Alice and Nellie Williams
returned to her home in Denver Satur
day.
Joseph Merritt, of the Fair, was {
business visitor to Denver Friday.
Mrs. II. Trevithick and daughter, Eth
el, as also Mrs. Roberts, returned t.
their home in this city after a visit will