Gilpin observer., 1901-08-08
PERSONALS.

j Hon. j. G. McShane was up from
Arvada on Tuesday.
Hon. j. W. Bostwick returned from
Denver on Monday evening.
, Mrs. F. j. Bullene and daughter Fran
els were visitors at Golden last Sunday.
Fred Warwick was up the first of the
week from Denver calling on his friends
here.
Guy Laird arrived from Denver Mon
day evening and will remain here for
several days
Professor f. H. Clark, principal of the
public schools, returned from Chicago
last Saturday.
Richard Sykes is enjoying six weeks
vacation at the seaside resorts in Maine.
His wife is with him.
Ed. L. Harris returned from Denver
last Tuesday. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Florence.
p. j. Donahue, of Marengo, Iowa, is in
the city, looking around among the
mines. He left here in 1873.
Miss Lettie Mcleod came in from Gil
pin Friday evening and spent two days
with her parents IN this city.
H. Trunson and wife, of Colon, Neb.,
is a niece of Herman Peterson, ST., this
city.
James Couch left Saturday morning
for Aspen, Pitain county, where he will
enjoy ten days vacation visiting
friends.
Will Roberts, formerly with Ii. p.
Davies & Co.'S Pharmacy, this city, has
returned to Denver. Mr. Roberts is now
in business in Denver
DR.. Henry Paul came up from his
home in Denver on Tuesday to attend
to mining matters. He still retains in
terests in Russell district.
Morris Thomas, after spending several
days here the guest of his son, Benjamin
P. Thomas and wife. returned to his
home in Denver vest erday.
Knute Erickson, of the Famous Shoe
store, this city, left for Chicago on bust
ness matters Friday afternoon. He will
be absent about week or ten days.
John l.. Sutton, of st. Louis, Missouri,
interested in the easterly portion OF the
Jss.s-e mine, Lake district. arrived
Tuesday and registered at the Teller.
/ Madam Heinrod, the well known and
accomplished teacher of French, is up
from Denver, the guest OF her friend,
Mrs. Nelson Millet at the Teller house.
Daniel Mac Masters, of the East Whit
ing mine, who has been looking at
mire near Ouray, southern portion of
the state, came up from Denver last
Tuesday.
Miss Julia Gardiner, graduate OF the
high school, this city, arrived from her
home in Denver last Friday, ard is the
guest OF her former schoolmate, Miss NJ
L. Rank.
William Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Fl. Allen, this city, returned Saturday
evening from quite an extended visit
with his grandparents in Kansas. The
health OF the lad was greatly improved
| by his visit.
Golden Globe, August 81 Judge A. II.
DeFrance and Hugh returned home
from holding court in Grand county.
They say about 800 people are in camp
near Grand lake. Golden will add 80 to
the crowd next week.
Jacob Blair, brother-i law of Sol
Bacharack, now located at La Junta,
was visitor to this city last Friday, ac-
companied by his wife. They drove
over from Idaho Springs and returned
the same day.
Charles j. McFadden, MT Fowler and
Samuel Enright, OF Omaha Nebraska,
who have been spending several weeks
in Grand and Routt counties, have re-
turned home, passing through this city
last Thursday evening.
Richard a. jenkins, brother Of John
c. and w. o. jenkins, this city, arrived
from Victor where he has been employed
at the sampling works Of the Eagle com
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n few days, he will return to Victor.
Miss Nellie Allen, who left for Denver
last week to attend the nuptials OF her
friend, Miss Carson, which occurred the
evening OF July 81, 1901, returned home
Saturday evening The wedding OF her
friend was Il brilliant affair, Miss Nellie
acting us bridesmaid.
II. A. Hoffman, treasurer OF the Kan.
sas. Burroughs Consolidated Mining com
pany, who spent several days here the
past week lott for Donver on Saturday.