Gilpin observer., 1901-01-10

w. Hurlburt, prominent attorney OF
Central City, Denver and Cripple Creek
speaker OF the last Colorado House of
Representatives and canidate for District
Attorney on the Republican ticket in
Arapahoe county in the November cleo
ton, was in camp this week. Mr.. Hurl-
burt is interested in the Quigley saw
mill above the camp.
Idaho Springs News: Mrs F. H. Stew
ems and her little daughters returned
home Monday evening from ten days
trip to Florence and Canon City. Her
visit at Florence was with her cousin
Mrs. Laverty. In Canon City she visit
ed Rev and Mrs. Wilson. She spent
one night with w. S. DuPee and family
who are living on ranch between the
two cities.
Hon. John G. McShane, after attend
ing to business matters here, returned
to his ranch near Arvada Friday after
noon. He returned again to. day to at.
tend meeting of the First National
Bank, as well as the annual meeting of
the Gilpin County Pioneers Association
of which he is the treasurer.
Frank G. Young, manager of the Gun
nell Gold Mining and Milling company,
came up from Denver Tuesday morning,
sinch which time he has been looking
after that companys mining and milling
interests in this city and at Black Hawk.
A letter received from Postmaster II,
j. Sears, who has been undergoing medi-
cal treatment in Denver, states that he
would leave that city to-day for his
home. He has had an interesting siege
with rheumatic ailments.
P. II. Layden, of Georgetown, who
underwent delicate operation in Den
yea recently, is reported as doing nicely.
This will be pleasing news to his many
friends in Gilpn county, he being for.
mer resident Of this city.
Idaho Springs News: Mrs. Frank Pool
OF Central City is the guest OF Mrs. j,
Knowles. She is member of the De.
gree of Honor, and both ladies' attended
the installation OF officers in the Idaho
Springs lodge last night,
"Fitz Mac" VI the Colorado Springs
Gazette, arrived Tuesday from the head
center OF Ell Paso county. taking room
at The Teller. While here be will prob.
ably visit the mines, mills and concen.
tratiou works.
Wilbur Rule writes 10 his father in law
Henry Dennis, that he and his wife ar.
rived safely at Steamboat Syringe Jan.
uagy g. Mr. epd Mm Rule will reside
near KFuIIs . ehost dluossce7 7fsum-the
former place.
Mrs. G. W. Morgan, OF Greeley who
has been visiting relatives at Idaho
Springs came over on the coach last
Thursday remaining here until ths
following day when she left for her
home.
c. z. Goodyier, who is interested in
and developing group of mines west Of
Yankee on Silver creek, returned from
Denver on Monday and left in the after
noon for the base Of his operations.
Miss Josie Hewitt returned to Dem
yer last Friday after spending Christ.
mas with friends here. She was ac.
companied by Master Howard Ferguson.
Miss Ethel Allison returned to Den.
yer Monday morning after spending the
holidays in this city with her parents.
j.. d. Hurd ard wife went to Denver
Tuesday morning called thers by the
sickness OF their grand child.
Miss Lottie Hafer who has b, en- spend.
ing the holidays in this city with her
parents, returned to Denver.
James Faulkner lef. for d .nvsr Tues.
day afternoon, his wife being sick. He
returned last evening.
Mrs. j. II. Mccarthy was a visitor to
Denver Monday and Tuesday, returning
Tuesday evening.
Charles Trenowcth was a passenger
to Denver on Monday mornings train.
Louis Summer went to Denver Mon
day morning to visit his family.
Harry Gilman was a visitor TO Denver
the first OF the week.
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