Gilpin observer., 1902-05-29
PERSONALS

SIDING at Auburn, state OF Name, was a
guost at the Teller on Thursday and
Friday. She returned to Denver Friday
afternoon and was the guest Of Mrs. 81.
Rolthoff.
A. Baleria left for Denver Friday
morning, returning Sunday.
L. 8. Newell, Jr., and wife, of Denver,
registered at the Teller Friday. Mr..
Newell is here looking after the Concrete
and Americus mines, of which his BROTH
er, Sam is the general manager.
G. W. Mabee, ST., left for Denver Sat
urday morning.
Louis Rachofsky returned from Den
yer Saturday morning.
Bert Chambers, OF Caribou, was call
ing on Central friends Saturday.
Alfred Skeels, of Chicago, was in the
city last Saturday. He was accompanied
by 2. Writ, civil and mining engineer,
OF London, England, and Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. Skeels several years ago, was Sec
retary OF the Republican State Central
committee. Both gentlemen returned
to Denver that afternoon. They are on
route to Butte, Montana.
Martin Welch, who has been laid up
with the asthma since his return from
the north vest, is out on the streets again.
William Harvey, after attending to
business matters here last week, return
ed to his home in Longmont Friday.
Miss NJ. L. Rank, one the teachers in
the Denver public schools, spent por-
ton of Saturday and Sunday with her
mother in this city.
| P. McCann ACCOMPANIED the remains
of his friend, the late Thomas Carey, to
Leadville Sunday morning, where they
were placed at rest. He returned to
| this city yesterday.
Miss Alice Williams, teacher of the
public school at sPerigo, spent Sunday
with her mother in this city.
Miss Alice Quinn, of the Howard Res
taurant, is visiting relatives in Denver.
E. A. Nichols, wife and son, returned
from visit in Denver last Sunday
evening.
John Hinman, as'ormer mine operator
on the Bobtail ias,. OK residing in
Michigan, is in the ,sity, accompanied by
his son.
William Baldwin returned Sunday
from Denver.
Miss Mayme Herhdon. of Tallahassee,
Florida, is in the city visiting friends.
n. c. Hughes, OF the Hampton mine,
has returned. from business visit at
Creede.
Mrs. Coyle, of Gilpin, was attending to
business matters in this city Monday.
Matt Andres, wife and children, left
yesterday for their new home in Pres
colt, Arizona.
Mrs. ]. D. Williams and daughter,
Mrs. II. l.. Pettibone, of Spirit Lake
Iowa, arrived Monday noon on visit
with relatives residing on the South
Boulder.
A letter received in this city from Los
Angeles, California, states that the little
son OF John j. Reilley is recovering from
injuries he received while at play in
Denver. The health Of Mrs. Reilley has
greatly improved by her soiourn in the
Golden state. Mr. Reilley is now ex-
amining mines in Old Mexico.
Thomas A. Irwin, OF the West Justice
mine, Russell-Lake districts, was a very
welcome visitor at The OBSERVER office
Tuesday morning. Since the accident
he met with few days ago he is getting
around with the assistance of cane.
Bruce NJ. Myers returned Monday
evening from business trip to Golden
and Denver.
Mrs. William Preville visited her
mother in Denver Sunday.
The Misses Maude and Ethel Emer.
son, OF Indianapolis, Indiana, are in the
city visiting friends. They are on their
return home from Helena, Montana,
where they have been visiting friends.
John r. Treloar. OF Bay City, Mich
igan. is the guest OF friends in this city.
He is en- route to Seattle, Washington.
I. II. Potter paid Denver business
visit on Tuesday.
Margaret Quinn, who has been stay
ing with Mrs. Ferguson at the Howard
restaurant, left for Denver Tuesday af-
ternoon where she will remain with her
parents.
Judge Dwyre, OF Chicago, is here look
ing around the mines and mills OF the
county. He is under the guidence Of
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