Gilpin observer., 1901-02-14
PERSONALS.

DR.. Henry Paul returned to Denver
Friday.
Miss Lilly Lake is visiting friends in
Denver.
Robert L. Martin returned from Den
yer, Sunday.
M. Rauh, the tombstone man, is in the
city this week.
Joseph Niedmeier returned from
Denver Sunday evening
William Holey and wife, of Idaho
Springs, were guests at the Teller last
Sunday.
Lutte McBurnie, who has been work
ing on the Chicago Carr mine, is down
with the measels
Mr.. Bohm, of the firm of Bayha &
Bohm, monument makers. is up from
Denver this week.
Miss Emma j. Harris came up from
Denver Monday morning, remaining
here until Saturday.
Richard Mueller, of Denver, was visit
ing his brother Frank, in this city last
Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Rothouse, of the Jefferson
county Mineral Springs near Denver
was in the city last Monday.
Mrs. e. A. NARROW and mother Mrs.
Putnam, left for Denver Sunday after
noon. They will return to morrow.
Colonel c. Fl. Babcock, of the 2:4O
and London mine, Russell district re
turned from Denver Monday morning.
The OBSERVER rege.s to learn that
Darius Pippin, formerly of this city, is
lying very ill at his residence in Denver.
Frank Fl. Teats left yesterday after
noon for Denver. He will accompany
his uncle, Eugene Teats, to Arizona
this week.
Mrs. William Rothouse, after a visit
with friends at and near Denver, re
turned to her home in this city, last
Thursday evening.
F. G. Young, president and genera
manager of tho Gunnell Gold Mining
and Milling company, this city, registered
at the Teller Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs J. H. Bowden and little
idsughter cance in from Gilpn Saturday
They left the same after Loon for Den
yer, and will return today. .
Miss Ranney, of the public schools
this city, has SO far recovered from ar
attack Of the grippe, as to sit up the
greater portion Of the time.
! Bruce NJ. Myers manager OF the Chi
cagoCarr mine, Bobtai hill belt OF veins
who has been laid up with la grippe, was
out on the streets again on Monday.
| Mrs. A. E. McBurnie, who has been
visiting friends in Nebraska, returned
Friday evening. She experienced cold
Weather while there and also in Denver.
Hon. Sammual l. Lorah, ex-mayor of
this city, came up from Denver last
Monday, and will remain hero until to-
day, attending to his real estate and
mining interests in and around this city.
q. Goldman left Tuesday for the East.
He will visit his daughters Julia and
Carrie in New York City, and will spend
afew days with friends in Chicago and
st. Louis. He will be absent about three
weeks.
Congressman Albert d. Shaw, former
c,mmander in-cheif of the Grand Army
Hns found dead in his room at the Riggs
house, at Washington d. c., the morn
iig of February 10, 1901. Death was
due to appolexy.
Mrs. Clarence Richards of Apex, and
Irs.J. CalIihan of Victor, were passen.
Up from Denver on Saturday evenings
tain, and left for Apex the following
nornIng. Mrs. Callihan will visit her
aster for several weeks.
w. O. McFarlane, of the firm OF Nc.
rarlane il Co., this city, Black Hawk
md Denver, machinists and foundry
nen, was up from Denver last Thurs
day, returning the same afternoon. lie
j looking well aud reports business
quite good.
Miss. Rosa Seidler OF Paris, France,
, v sitting her uncle, Adolph Sedler, in
iaho Springs and will spend several
hontbs 10 Colorado, alternating between
mere and with relatives in Denver in
'isits together with excursions about
ihe state.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Thomas Ir-
rim writes from New Orleans that he
Twill spend the balance OF the winter in
Arizona. 1t is limited he may make
hat permanent headquarters, having
disposed OF all his interests in Gijpin