Gilpin observer., 1901-04-25
PERSONALS.

ASOo'e'
I at the Teller Monday.
Mrs. Reed Thompson left Sunday for
Chicago, summoned there throunh the
death of Mrs. Griffin, her sister.
Postmaster II. j. Sears returned Satur-
day evening from visit at Washing
ton, D. c.
State Mine Inspector Griffin arrived
Tuesday and will remain here on official
business for several days.
Henry Bolthoff, of the Hendrie &
Bolthoff Manufacturing company, Den
yer, paid Central flying business visit
on Tuesday.
Mrs. john league, this CITY, on ad-
vice OF the physician left Monday for
Big Springs, Nebraska. She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Katie
Fuelscher as far as Denver.
Mrs. Frank Loring, who has been visit
ing with her brother, David Simpson,
and family, this city, left for Oregon
yesterday, where Mr.. Loring is now
WORKING IN saw mill.
Peter Meckin, of the Colorado &
Southern, is in the city enjoying lay off
and visiting friends. He is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Loughran.
Mrs. Ida NJ. johnson grand chief of
the Rathbone sisters of Colorado, left
Monday afternon on an official trip TO
the various temples throughout Colo
rado. She is proving an efficient execu-
tive
Manager Daniel MacMasters, Of the
Grand Central Gold Mining company,
returned from Denver Tuesday noon,
where he spent Sunday.
Abe Rachofsky. manager of the New
York Store Mercantile company, re-
turned from visit with his family in
Deaver Tuesday morning.
George w. Schneider returned from
Goldes Monday. His little son has re-
covered from an attack of pneumonia
and isup and around the house, as play
full as ever.
Major Hal Sayr, of Denver, returned
home last Thursday after attending the
monthly meeting of the Rocky Noun
tain National bank, this city, of which he
is director and stockholder.
State Boiler Inspector McCallister is
visiting the steam plants at the mills,
mines san other places in the county
and examining them as the law directs.
He is IA very agreeable gentleman and
not over oftlcious, even if he is u state
Officer.
Sheriff Cody returned Friday from
Pueblo, where he took John Rafferty,,
the man adjudged insane by jury Fri
day, the 18th instant.
Hon. John c. McShane was up from
his ranch near Arvada on Monday. He
returned on the afternoon train.
Petite Carrie Kimbrough, daughter of
Conductor Kimbrough of the Colorado
& Southern railroad came up from Den
yer Saturday and remained here two
days, the guest of her friend, Ollie
Bristol.
Mrs. Robert l.. Martin and daughter,
Miss Clara Martin, returned to Denver
last Monday after a weeks visit in this
city. They will take up residence Mt
the state capital for the summer, return
ing to Chicugo next fall.
Mrs. Ed l.. Harris came up from Den
yer Sunday, and remained here several
days visiting her friedds in this city.
Mrs. L. w. Davis and two children left
yesterday for Denver, where they re-
main some length time, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. w. Williams
S. I. Hale, who left this city several
weeks ago for Denver quite ill., returned
last Friday. His health is Il great deal
better than wEon living here.
Manager p McCann, of the Patch and
Kansas. Burroughs Consolidated Mining
companies, who accompanied Richard
Sykes, president of the latter company,
to Denver last week, returned Saturday
evening.
Miss Isabelle Galligsn, Of Gilpin, came
in last Friday on visit with her friend,
Miss Jennie Cody. She remained here
until after the funeral of Marcus Leahey.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, after n resi-
dencs OF some length Of time at Yankee,
west OF this city, has sold out her mining
and other interests, and will join her hus
band In Arizona, whore he is now en-.
gagged in mining. Mrs Thompson left
this city last Monday afternoon for her
future home.
Mrs. Alexander MacKny, wife of the
pastor Of the Presbyterian church, this