Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
PERSONALS.

| NOV. u. D. COok, FORMER pastor OF
st. James NJ. E. church, this city, offici-
] ated at that church last Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Sterling, OF Denver, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Slattery, in this city, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Bowden, Of Silver Plume,
is in the city. visiting her friend, Mrs.
John Champion. She will remain here
several weeks.
Leonard Scaffnit, owner of the Wash
ington house, this city, came up from
Denver on Friday, and remained here
during the closing days OF the Elks' Fair
and Carnival.
John Trathen, a leading citizen of
Idaho Springs, spent Saturday in this
city, returning home the following day.
| Ed L. Harris, wife, and two youngest
children, returned to Denver, Sunday
after visit of several days in this city.
Mrs. Julia Griffin returned to her
home in Denver, Saturday afternoon,
after three days visit with her mother
in this city.
Sam Sterling, foi merly with the Colo
rado Telephone company, this city, came
up from Denver, Thursday, to see the
fair, and especially Fridays carnival. He
returned Saturday afternoon. He soon
leaves Denver for California.
James Ii. Bowden, wife and daughter
Gertrude, returned to Gilpin, last Satur-
day, after three days visit here during
the Elks Fair and Carnival.
Charles Pascoe, one of the tributers at
the Perigo mine, came in last week, his
first visit here since last December.
Mrs. L. p. Davis, having recovered
from her recent illness, came up from
Denver Saturday, accompanied by her
youngest daughter, Edwyna. She will
remain here.
Thomas Mullen, former resident and
lex mayor of this city, came up from his
home in Denver, on Monday. He re-
mained here until today, transacting
business.
Mrs. Ed Bates, of Golden, arrived here
last Saturday, and will visit her mother,
Mrs. Hugh Champion, and other rela.
tives in this city.
Henry Polk, of the Gilpin County
Mercantile company, returned Saturday
fre.n a visit with friends in Sandusky,
OHIO.
Miss Alice Anderson, OF Boulder, who
has been visiting Miss Julia Carlson, in
this city, and friends in Russell Gulch,
returned home last Tuesday.
Miss Ella Shafer, who was visiting
relatives in this city last week, returned
to her home in Denver last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. L. Harris and son and daugh.
ter, who spent last week in this city,
returned to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Adelaide Nichols came up last
week and attended the Elks fair.
George w. Mabee came up from Dem
YER yesterday morning, and returned on
the evening train.
Henry p. Lowe arrived from Denver
on Wednesday mornings train. He left
for Russell Gulch and Idaho Springs
Immediately upon the arrival OF the
train in this city.
Senator Sam V. Newell came up from
Denver Tuesday.
Henry Bolthof, Of Denver, registered
at the Teller house on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Champion and little
daughter, Viola, this city. left for Den
YER yesterday, where they will be the
guests Of Grandma Champion, remain
ing there through the festival OF Noun.
tain and Plain, after which they will
visit relatives residing in Boulder. Mean.
time the paternal portion OF the family
will keep bachelors hall.
Mrs. Gebney, and little daughter, OF
Perigo, spent Carnival Day in this city,
the guests OF Mrs. Fred Tufrord, the
daughter of Mrs. Gebney.
Prosecuting Attorney Horace G. Thur.
man returned from Denver on Tuesday
Mrs. b. =. Thomas and Mrs. j. c..
jenkins, entertained number of friends
at cards at the residence OF Mrs. Thomas.