Gilpin observer., 1901-10-31
PERSONALS.

Muddy, Grand county. last Thursday
He returned last Sunday.
Mrs. B. P. Thomas returned from
Denver Saturday evening.
Mrs Alice Bertram, Of Aspen, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Hugo H. Kruse returned from Denver
Saturday evening, accompanied by his
wife and son Victor. Mrs. Kruse has
been visiting relatives whom she has
not seen for number Of years.
Robert N. Lewis, in charge of the ter
stamp mill OF DR.. Ashbaugh at the Lom.
bard Polaris mine, came in last Thurs
day. He says that the mill has closed
down.
Byron s. Lake, wife and daughter,
Miss Lilly, have returned to Denver from
their eastern trip. Miss Lilly came up
last Thursday evening and was the guest
of Mrs. Percy r. Alsdorf Mr. Lake and
family will take up permanent resi-
dence in Denver.
Boulder Herald, October %: Fl, c.
Willis and bride, OF Central City, were
in Boulder Saturday on their wedding
trip. Mr.. Willis formerly lived in this
county.
Mrs. Katie Moxon and Miss Speer, OF
Canada, after visit in this city with
her mother, Mrs. Jacob Leidinger, and
Miss Mae Leidinger, have returned to
Empire. Clear Creek county.
Messrs Sherman McCallister, D. W
Stevens, Sherman Harvey and William
Williams returned from their hunting
trip in Routt county last Thursday even
ing. All are Drowned up like Cinnra-
man bears. =
Phillip Pressler, of Cripple Creek, ar
rived here Tuesday evening. he was
summoned to Denver, before coming
here, by the death Of his aged mother.
He is now working on tho Mary Nc
Kenna mine in Cripple Creek.
Miss Emma Hill, Of Tbmah, Wiscon-
sin. after a weeks visit With her aunt
Mrs Pauline Putnam. and cousin. Mrs
Emma A. NARROW, in this city. left for
Denver Friday. After short visit in
that city with her uncle, Sanderson
Hill, she will return to the Badger state
Miss Vera Marks, Of Townsend, Mon.
tans, Who has bean visitipS se,ativse ii
Huntley, Illinois. arrived hero. Monda,
noon. After visit here 9TH her aunt
Mrs. Pauline Putnam, and cousin, Mrs
Emma A. NARROW, she viii return to hel
homo in Montana.
I'd Quigley drove over nom Idaho
fSprings on Monday and lsft for Denver
the Dms afternoon.
DIR. William Moore, lsts II this city
accompanied BY his win. Isft Cripple
Creek for the Pacific uoass and the
Sandwich islands for the benefit Of Mrs
koose's health. They vim return about
the nrst Of January looa
AoFRan HcCenn. acca1pauied BY hil
father. len fpe Denver lhst Thursday
where be vill sttsnd rSoesssor Dick,
Normal school. NJ. Mucana ssturnsd
on Friday.
William Harvey LEFT foe Greeley ~
tss-day mossins. He vsp accompanied
by city Marshal Robsst Wilkinson. whs
i recuperatiug from . late attack ol
typhoid fever. Brothee harvey will b,
fourd . good companion.
Nrs. Julia Grin,th. who bas beeu visit
ing hero with her mother, Mr.
William Ssnnett. returned to her hom,
in Denver yesterday aftsrnoop.
Henry ]. Dewoli. OF lansing. Iowa
who has been examining mines in th
northwestern portion OF this county, re
surned homo yesterday. He will return
~ soon ~ he can settle up his bushes
In the Hawkeye state.
Alfred Wettstein, OF the Surp-is
mine; vermillion district has been at
tending to business matters here thi
week.
Attorney w. c. Fullerton, who ha
been visiting his family in Boulder. re
turned to this city last Monday.
John Grant, OF the Gaisna group @
mines. left Denver on Tuesday for
two weeks business trip in Detroit
Michigan.
Editor Cunningham Of the Idah
Springs Gazette, came over the hill yes
terday and paid The OBssRvsR a pleas
ant call in the afternoon.
Mrs. F. Neumeyer is visiting friend
in Denver this week. III
Mrs. Clarence Richards iud baby, nj
ter spending two weeks Visiting he
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