Gilpin observer., 1901-02-28
PERSONALS.

Miss Maud Swanbrough, of Denver
was guest of the Teller the first OF
] the week.
David Hepner, OF Silver Plume arrived
Saturday evening on short visit with
Central friends.
Michal Harrington, Of the Ridgewood
Mining company left for Leadville to-
day, to take a weeks vacation.
Abe Rachofsky, manager of the New
York Store Mercantile company re.
turned from Denver op Monday.
John Livzey, of Denver, was a guest
at the Teller this week. He was here
looking after his mining interests.
Mrs. James Rule, who has been visit.
ing Denver friends for week, returned
to her home in this city on Saturday.
Miss Mamie Mullen came up from
Denver Friday and was the guest of
Mrs. Rank. She returned Sunday
George w. Mabce, L. S. Newell and
Henry c. Eastman, all of Gilpin county,
returned from Denver yesterday morn.
ing.
Mrs. d. H. Allen, this city, left for
Denver on Monday morning where she
will visit friends. She will return next
Saturday.
Miss Clara Keagey. of Denver, came
up Sunday to assist in taking care of
Mrs. McBurnie, who is suffering from
an attack of the measels.
John Devlin and son drove from their
ranch east of Black Hawk, on Saturday
and returned the next day taking with
him load of furniture.
Silver Plume Standard: Mrs. ]. L.
Preville arrived on Tuesday from Can
on City to visit with relatives and
friends here and in Georgetown.
Boulder Herald: j. W. Craese who
had such severe attack of illness lately
is able to be up town again. He still
shows the effect of that illness.
Miss Edith Weymouth, OF Denver,
after three days visit in this city, re-
turned home Sunday afternoon. While
here she was the guest of Miss Lilly
Lake.
Ernest Rodda, connected with the
Colorado Telephone company in Den
yer, after short visit with his sister,
Mrs. E. A. Nichols, returned home
on Sunday.
Will Mcleod left Thursday for Victor,
Teller county, where he will accept a
situation with the Eagle Sampling
works. His wife will join him there,
where they will reside.
Idaho Springs Gazette: John ].
Reilly OF Central City and Denver, the
well known "sulphide belt expert"
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in our
district, on business bent.
| Mr.. Seemen, manager OF the great
tunnel enterprise which is being driven
from Hamlin gulch, under the Yankee
hill belt of veins, was in the city Tues
day evening. He was on his way to
the tunnel.
Philip Oldweilcr returned from Du.
mont, Cleer Creek, on Saturday, where
he was paying his daughter Mrs. Borsg-
stadt visit. lie represents that con-
siderable lode mining is gong on in
and near that place.
Rev. J. =. Coifman and his daughter.
Miss Eta, went to Denver Tuesdry of
ternoon to spend a few days with Miss
Edith ColTman, who, We are sorry to say,
is not making much progress toward re-
covory.-ldaho Springs News.
United States Scnator.elect Thomas
M. Patterson left Denver to day, nc.
companied by his wife, for Washington,
ID. c., where he will be sworn in and
take his scat in tho United States SEN
alto next Monday, 40 junior senator
from Colorado.
Billy Simpson, OF the East Boston
mine, has been suffering from the pre-
vailug disease Ia grippe for the past
ten days, and is now throa.ened with
pneumonia. DR.. A. c. Asquith advises
his Immediate removal to Denver or
IA 10 Ser climate.
William Gumma came in Tuesday
from the Florence tunnel on Silver
creek and left his sleigh at Macks
brewery. The company arc driving the
tunnel 40 rapidly as possible, using
electric drills, which receive their power
from an air compressor.