Gilpin observer., 1902-07-31
PERSONALS

Fred McFarlane and uncle Fred Frey,
left last Thursday evening for Frazer,
Grand county, on a weeks trouting trip.
They drove to Empire that evening. and
on Friday passed through Berthoud
pass and on down to Frazer.
John Best was up from Denver last
Thursday.
Wednesdays Golden Globe of last
week says that Judge De France and
Hugh, his stenographer, left Monday for
Grand county to open term of the dis
trict court.
Mrs. Ed. L. Harris came up from Den
yer on visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Preville, Sunday. She remained here till
Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Hale, of Denver, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Hale, came up
from Denver last Friday on visit to
her father, and brother, Charles Hale,
of Black Hawk. Miss Jessie returned to
her home in Denver Sunday evening.
Henry Bolthoff. George Barrick and
William Baldwin, will leave this city
next Monday morning for trip into and
through Middle park, where they will
prospect and spend their leisure mo-
ments fishing. They will visit the Rab-
bit Ear range of mountains before they
return.
Mrs. W. H. Barrick and little daugh-
ter came up from Golden last Sunday,
on visit with her husband
Mis- Ethel Hall, of Denver, is in the
city visiting relatives.
Miss Elsie Borstadt came over from
Dumont last Saturday evening, for
visit with her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. ?. Oldweler.
TIE OBSERVER was pleased to receive
visit Monday from Thomas 1. Irvine,
OF Denver. He was accompanied by his
friend Mr.. Atkins, of Denver. The same
afternoon both gentlemen visited the
West Justice mine in Lake Russell dis
trict of which Mr.. Irvine is the owner.
They report very rich strike from that
property, opened up in the $40 foot west
level last week. which is written up in
the mining department.
Thomas H. Potter. wife and son, Ar
thur are enjoying an outing at Wagon
Wheei Gap, in the southern portion of
the stssr.
Jota plmler and wife spent Sunday
in this city, the guest Of his brother-in-
law Sam Richards.
Miss Genevive Mattsrom, of Kansas
city. Mo-, who has been visiting in this
city since last May, returned home Sun
day Afternoon.
Miss Nettie Harris, who has been the
guest OF the Misses Annie and Ollie Bris-
tol Of this city for the past two weeks,
returned to her home in Denver this
morning.
Miss Mary Meckler, OF Denver, is
spending her summer vacation with her
friend Mrs. George Mefz IN this city.
District Prosecuting Attorney Horace
G. Thurman is in attendance at the
July term Of court in Grand county.
John Schultz, of Guy hill, was calling
on friends in this city last Friday. He
reports that he will have good crop
this season.
Arthur McFadden, a former well
known citizen of Central, who has been
visiting here with friends, has returned
to his home in Illinois Tuesday.
Henry Morgan, OF Denver, is visiting
his mother and other relatives in this
city.
Michael Weisbeck, Frank Grabmier
and Tony Zanella left this city yesterday
fora months camp out in Grand county.
jefferson La Mott, James McDermott
and Philip Dixon, all former residents
OF Russell and Pleasant Valley districts
wefe visitors to this city on Tuesday
and "Wednesday. They have returned
from visit to Chicago and st. Louis
and were on their return to the state OF
Nevada.
u, M. Shrote, secretary of the Benzie
1nyestment company with headquarters
in Denver. who are interested in the
Ingalls, and Mingo mines in Lake and
Illinois Central districts, was visitor at
The OBSERVER Office Tuesday.
Mrs. f. B. Mcleod and daughter Fay,
are enjoying an outing at South Bould-
er park, the guests OF Mrs. j. c. Jenk-
ins. There is quite colony of Central
ties in camp in the park.
Miss Bernice Bacharach, Of Colorado
Springs, is in the city visiting with her
aflar Sol Bacharuch