Gilpin observer., 1901-04-18
PERSONALS.

| MRS. hopers u. Martin and youngest
daughter. Miss Clara Martin, have re-
turned from Chicago, and are guests of
the Teller.
Idaho Springs News; Mrs. Bowman
has received letter from Mrs. Osbiston
written after landing on the coast of
Honduras. A stay of several days was
made before starting on the trail to
Concordia. Her descriptions of tropical
life are most fascinating.
Attorney E. M. S ibin, of Idaho Springs,
and party of friends spent a portion of
Friday in this city.
Morgan Mccain returned to Denver,
Friday, after his Easter vacation spent
here. He resumed his studies at the
Jesuit collage near that city last Mon
day.
Ex-sneriff John H. Nichols, came in
last Friday from Cripple Creek on a
visit with his family in this city.
Boulder Herold: Chas. Rittmaoter
came in from New York on the 1926
train Monday. He will remrin here a
few days, long enough to bid the ladies
of the eastern star adieu, and then go to
Telluride, where he and Tom Conners
will go into business together.
Mrs G.. W. Webster and two children
of Sidney, Iowa, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Searles, this city, Mrs. Web
/ ctar hpipr cic Of Mr. IL rrba,.
remain here some length of time.
Alderman elect, Benjamin P. Thomas
after visit with his wife, who has been
undergoing medical treatment at Pueblo
returned on Sunday. He states that
the health of his wife has been greatly
benefited by the change to lower al
titnde.
Miss Emma ]. Harris came up from
Denver on Monday to attend to business
matters here in connection with the
real estate interests in which she is in
terested. 8es
+. Morris, a former grocer merchant
OF this city, was up from Denver on
Monday, attending to his real estate
and other busiress interests here.
E. NJ. Messiter, manager of the Ton
awanda Mining, Milling and Leasing
company rode in from Perigo, Monday.
A. L. Collins, OF the Smuggler Union
Gold Mining and Milling company, at
Telluride, was a visitor to this city, the
first OF the week. ss. sss;s
Hon. H.'J. Kruse returned from Der
yer Tuesday.
Mr. Goodier, of the Florence tunnel
came in from Silver creek on Monday,
and left on the train that afternoon for
Denver. The snow cut on Yankee hill
still lies deep, trapsfers being made from
wagons to sleds on Peck flats, or this
side Of lake Pisgah.
Former state boiler inspector ]. II.
Hegwer, who is now engaged in mining
at Apex, was in the city on Monday at
tending to business matters.
W. I. Warren, of Victor, grand chief
of the grand lodge, Knights Golden
aiiiNCd Oll Il NlslJ mere.
Monday he made The OBSERVER
friendly call. Next Thursday he will
pay an official visit to the Denver castle
Of that order.
County Commissioner, j. c. Jenkins
and family, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Mcleod, parenrs
of Mrs. Jenkins at their fruit farm near
Canon City, Fremont county, returned
last Monday evening to this city.
Mesdames Herrick and William Nc.
Leod, of Victor, after brief but pleasant
visit with friends in this city, returned
home last Monday
Sunday afternoon, +. J. Atvater, Of
The Observer, left on business trip
east. He will be absent for some time.
Captain Steadmnn and wife, Of Amer
lean City, were guests of the Teller on
Monday.
q Miss Georgia Harvey after weeks
visit at Denver and Boulder with re!n.
tives and friends, returned to this city
last Monday evening.
George W. Mabec came up from Den
yer yesterday.
Mr.. Trip returned from Denver yes.
terda..
ID. McMasters, manager OF tho Grand
Central Gold Mining company's East
Whiting mine, returned yesterday from
Colorado Springs.
City Attorney Chase Withrow re.
turned from n business trip at Denver
Tuesday.
District Pro3ecuting Attorney Horace