Gilpin observer., 1902-01-16
PERSONAL S


first of the week.
Miss Florence Harris and friend Miss
Oatman of Denver. after brief visit in
this city returned home last Friday af-
ternoon.
Mayor Seymour and II. ]. Peers, who
were in attendance at convocation OF
Episcopalians in Denver, to select a
coadiutor bishop OF this diocese, returned
home Thursday evening.
II. G. Wagner, the genial travelling
passenger agent Of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul railway, called on his
friends in this city last Thursday. He
distributed number Of handsome calen-
dars for 1902 among the business men Of
the city. Cal is a rustler for fact, and
does not permit the grass to grow under
his feet.
Mrs. F. j. Altvater was called to Col
den last Thursday afternoon by the ILL.,
ness OF her sister.
Thomas II. Potter Of the Rocky Noun
tain National bank. attended the annual
meeting OF the Banta- Hill Mining com.
pany held in Denver last Monday.
Mrs. A. Baleria and little daughter,
who have been residing at Denver for
some length of time, have returned and
will again take up a residence in this
city.
William Harvey returned Thursday
evening from trip to the valley towns
in Boulder, Larimer and Weld counties.
While absent he purchased residence
at Longmont, to which point he will re-
move his family shortly. He will engage
in bust ness at that place.
Miss Margaret L. Rank returned to
Denver Sunday afternoon after spending
Saturday and portion of Sunday with
her mother in this city.
Miss Annie Bristol returned from Col
den Sunday evening after short visit
with friends.
Golden Globe: Rev. V. o. Penley has
been rendered a call to preach at the
Episcopal church at Trinidad. As the
field is much larger and the pay CORES
pondingly enlarged. no doubt Mr.. Penley
will accept the call. The church here
will be long time in finding man to
equal Rev. v. o. Penley, if he does &C.
cept this call.
SIlsss Plume Standard: Miss Sarah
Holsman, q cousin Of MIRA d. Hepner
asyasffisd on Wednesday st Las Vegas
N. NJ, to Alderman Samuel Neustadt Of
Albuquerque. The couple will go tc
California on wedding tour.
Silver Plume Standard: Mrs. D. Hep
ner bid adieu to her Silver Plume friends
this week and with her son Aaron went
to Denver Thursday afternoon. She will
visit with friends at Boulder until Mr.
Hepner winds up his business affairs
here and is ready to go to their new To-
cation at Lenark, Ill. The departure oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Hepner will be regretted
by many friends in this place where
they have SO long made their home, who
wish them success, however.
Elias Goldman returned from Denver
Monday evening after two days visi,
in that city.
Mrs. f. F. Lake and son Ted, former
residents of this city, returned to Den
yer Sunday after visit with Contra
friends.
Frank Mueller will leave in a few days
for Southern California where he will
enjoy a much needed rest.
Mrs. Putnam, the aged mother of Mrs
e. A. NARROW, who has been suffering
from severe cold, is reported as being
much better and in fair way for re-
covery.
e. NJ. Messiter of Perigo, was attend
ing TO business matters in this city on
Monday.
Judge A. II. De France, Attorneys j
Med. Livesay and A. B. Seaman arrived
last Monday noon.
Harry Peters and Oakes Allen OF Peri
go, were visitors to this city on Saturday
Charles a. Weigel of Des Moines
Iown, is in tho city looking after n grouI
OF mines north Of here, in which he is in
terested.
Clinton Reed and John Best wert
guests at the Teller last Monday.
Jerry Williams OF Russell Gulch, wa.
in the city Saturday receiving returns
from smelling ore shipped last week.
Miss Emma j. Harris came up from
Denver on Monday.
Mrs. ]. w. Callinan, after a thre,
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. AL
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