Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
PERSONALS

Guy is now student at the Manuel
Training school in that city.
P. Mccain made business trip to
Denver Saturday morning.
Henry Hurd, of the Gilpin Miner, left
Saturday afternoon for Denver.
Misses Loretto and Birdie Loughram
left this city on Saturday for Denver,
! where they will visit for week with
their sister, Mrs. Peter MacI1in.
p. N. Rugg, superintendent Of the
Gauntlet mine on Quartz hill, left for
Denver Saturday afternoon where he
spent Sunday with his family at Uni
versity park, that city. He returned the
first Of the week.
Daniel McMasters, general manager
Of the Grand Central Gold Mining COM
pany, spent the latter part of the past
week at the East Whiting mine.
j. w. Gregory, a member OF the ChIca.
go Board OF Trade, who is interested
with other Chicago parties in ths Black
Hawk Tunnel Mining company, was
guest at the Teller last Friday.
Golden Transcript: Rem Hall came
down last week for a short visit in Col
den. He took in everything that hap
pened, including the band dance Mon
day night. and returned to Central City
Tuesday.
John Brannan, general superintendent
of the Mountain Electric Light company
was visitor to this city Oh Thursday
last. He returned to Denver the next
morning,
Rev. Father Carrigan, of Denver,
owner of the Columbia and Freeman
mines on Quartz hill, was attending to
business matters IN this city last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Henry Dennis left this city on
Thursday afternoon for Krull, Routt
county, on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Wilbur Rule. Mr.. Dennis accompanied
her as far as Denver.
Miss Annie Madden, of Nevadaville,
is visiting with her friend Miss Eliza
Matthews, OF Golden.
Henry Becker, who has been attend
ing to mining business in the East, and
visiting his father, the Bishop. in Ken
lucky, returned home Sunday evening.
He reports his father as being in good
health.
Elias Goldman returned Monday even
ing from Denver, after brief business
visit.
Joseph Harvey, former business man
of this city, now representing Flint &
Co., OF Denver, was here on Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Knute Erickson, of the Famous Shoe
Store, returned from Denver Sunday
evening.
Former district attorney z. T.. Reg
ennicter, OF Idaho Springs, was a guest
at the Teller house Monday evening.
Mr.. Moscript was over from Idaho
Springs Monday.
Ed. c. Parmelee, of Omaha, son OF the
late David Parmelee, a former mining
and mill man of this city, accompanied
by his wife, is in the city, the guest OF
Frederick Kruse and wife.
Halsey NJ. Rhodes of the Herald, Den
YER. was guest at the Teller on Mon
day evening, and took in the meeting of
the Elks that evening, when q men,
bers were added to the roll.
Levi Rachofsky, manager and pro-
prietor OF the leading dry goods store in
Boulder, was visitor to this city last
Tuesday.
Miss Marion Withrow, student at
the State University in Boulder, arrived
Saturday evening, and will spend her
Easter vacation here.
Louis Rachofsky returned Saturday
evening from visit to his sister in Boul.
| der.
Mr.. Z. Stefan, of the Geiger group OF
mines Pine district, was attending to
business matters in the city last Friday.
w. C. Himebaugh, A. P. Ballou and
Miss Tomlnson, all Of Chicago, were
guests at the Teller yesterday, arriving
here on the morning train.
Mrs. John Smock and her youngest
children came up from Denver on Tues
day, on a few days visit with her hus-
band.
A. B. Church, who has succeeded f.
NJ. Shaw as travelling representative OF
the G.. & s., was welcome caller at
The OBSERVER the first Of the week.
j. f. Hopkins, manager OF the New
York mill, registered at the Teller Tues
day.