Gilpin observer., 1901-08-22
PERSONALS.

Ludwig Maymon, who has been visit
| ing in Denver, has returned home.
Miss Laura Trenoweth has returned
from visiting friends at Idaho Springs.
Miss Emma j. Harris and niece Emma
Harris, returned to Denver Saturday
afternoon.
Merle NARROW, after brief visit at
Idaho Springs, returned home Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Alice Anderson, of Boulder, is
visiting Miss Julia Carlson. She will re-
main here two weeks.
Miss Stella Presnell, of Denver visited
her sister in this city on Sunday re-
turning on the afternoon train.
Mrs. John Hooper, daughter and son,
after visit with friends here, have re
turned TO their home in Denver.
j. F. DePeu, mining operator who was
examining mines here last week, has
gone to Chicago, on mining business.
Dan MacMasters, of the Grand Cen
trail Gold Mining company, spent Sun
day in Denver, returning Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. John Odgers and daughter, Miss
Ethel, left Saturday afternoon for brief
visit with Denver friends, They re-
turned Tuesday.
John Grant, OF the Alpha Gold and
Silver Mining company, returned Fri
day evening from Detroit, Michigan, at
ter two weeks absence.
Miss Florence Carlson, Mrs. Lund-
quist and little son. who spent last week
in Denver visiting friends, returned
home last Sunday morning.
Ernest Pulham and wife, OF this city
who have been visiting Henry Rothouse
at his mineral springs near Alcott, JEFF
ferson county, have returned home.
Last Thursday Sir Knights w. L.
Bush and E. NJ. Moscript, OF Idaho
Springs, sttended the regular conclave
OF Central City Comnandery No. TX. T.
Miss Minnie Frey, county superin-
tendent OF the public schools, returned
from Golden Thursday evening where
she had been in attendance at the
Teachers Institute.
E. NJ. Messiter, manager of the Tona-
wanda Mining, Milling and Leasing COM
pany at Perigo, spent Sunday afternoon
and evening in the city, returning to the
mine and mill in the evening.
Silver Plume Standard: Mrs Bishop
came over from Gilpin county last Satur-
day and spent few days with her
daughter, Mrs. James Allen. Mrs. Bick-
lie, Of Chicago, accompanied her.
Christian Stangier, OF ellison gulch,
Idaho district, was in from the Gem
mine Sunday, visiting his brother Peter
Stangier. He was accompanied by
August Stangier, younger brother.
Morgan McCann returned from a
three weeks absence in Routt and
Grand counties last Friday. From the
latter county he brought with him a
piece OF onyx, which is highly priced by
him.
Frank Mueller, OF the Mueller Com
mission company, who has been under
going treatment at st. Joseph's hospital
in Denver, returned home Saturday
evening. He is greatly improved in
health.
Michael Moyle, one OF the discoverers
OF the East Centennial mine on Mary.
land mountain, Chase gulch. after "A
visit here with his brother in law, Henry
Gilbert has returned to his home in
Denver.
Idaho Springs News: +. II. Pre- smell
has been engaged in the Chamberlain
Sampling works during the absence ri
F. d. Wiley. Mrs. Pressnell came with
him from New Mexico where they have
spent nearly year.
Chas" Withrow, son Edgar, Deputy
Postmaster Albert Sears, and Mr..
mason. returned from camp out at
Grand lake, Grand county, Wednesday
evening OF last week. The party we're
benefited by their trip, and had abunu.
ant trout while away.
James Couch. OF the Bazaar, after nm
absence of fifteen days visiting friends
Mt Aspen, returned Saturday evening.
He was accompanied on his return by
Miss Sara Morgan and her niece, petite
Marguerite Rodda.
William Bnldwin and George Bnrrick
returned Sunday from Grand lake for
which point they left three weeks ago.
Horny Boltbon, who accompanied them.
returned to Denver having been sum.
moncd TO that city on business matters.
The party had AN enjoyable trip.