Gilpin observer., 1902-04-10
PERSONALS

Hon. ]. Med. Livesay was up from
Denver last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Preville came
up from Denver last Saturday.
Ed Reser, Of Denver. was transacting
business in this city Saturday.
Nelson Millet, Of the Teller, returned
from quite visit to Denver Saturday.
g. W. Mabee, Sr.. was attending to
business matters here on Tuesday.
J. W. Brown. of Apex, was in the city
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Tunord, Of Denver, after q visit
with her mother at Perigo and with
friends in this city, has returned homo.
Harry Lundquist returned to Golden
Monday morning after few days visit
here. He is working for the G. & 8.
Mra 8. A. Rank and son. Ray, came
up from Denver last Thursday to visit
friends in this city.
William Mcleod, of Goldfield, arrived
last week on visit with his parents
and other relatives in this city.
District Prosecuting Attorney II. G.
Thurman returned from attending court
at Golden last Friday.
Thomas A. Irwin returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon. He has been looking
after the West Justice mine in Russell
district, which will soon resume work
under different management.
Herman Peterson, ST., who has been
visiting relatives in Nebraska, Iowa and
Minnesota since last December, returned
to this city last Friday morning. His
trip was beneficial to his health as he is
looking much better than when leaving
here.
Mrs. Flor Ashbaugb, and her sister
Fay Mcleod, of this city, left Saturday
morning for Mound City, Missouri, to
spend the summer months. Their mapy
friends wish them pleasant trip.
Prof. E. e. Burlingame, of Denver,
came up Thursday evening and regis
tered at the Teller. The professor is one
of the Oldest aud best known assayers
and chemists in Colorado.
Mrs. Geo. Snyder went to Golden Fri
day for visit with her parentA, Mr.. and
Mrs. MIssserson, and returned Sunday.
Joe! vaile. nav f&xfdersof Senator
Wolco#, came up from Denver on min
ing business. He returned on the after
noon train.
Miss Rosa Hamllick, of Denver, is in
the city visiting her brother, John
Hamllick and family.
E. D. Quigley came up from Denver
Monday morning and then passed on to
Idaho Springs with party of friends.
II. J. Hawley returned from Denver
Monday evening, where he spent Sunday
with his family.
A. G. Chamberlain, of the Chamber
lain Sampling works at Idaho Springs,
was visiting here and at Black Hawk
Monday afternoon.
The Misses Winnie and Amelia
Jones, of Sioux City, Iowa, who have
been visiting friends in this county for
the past two months, left Monday after
noon for Salt Lake city, where they re-
main until the first of next September
The Arvada Citizen: Mrs. DIR. Shoop
of Central City, is visiting with our
townsman, s. J. Shoop.
Messrs. B. Pethrick and Fl. j. Brown
OF Denver, and w. III. Haynes of Middle
town Springs, Vermont, were in the city
yesterday and visited the mines OF the
county under the guidance of Captain
John Hooper.
james F. Murtaugh and family who
have been spending few weeks in this
city, will return to Hessie next Monday
Mrs. j. Lampier and daughters Alma
and Lille, left for Chicago and Indiana
last Sunday. Mrs. Lamper will remain
there about six weeks. Miss Alma viii
remain there until her health is i'm
proved.
Mrs. F. j. Altvater and Miss Lena AIT
water left for Denver this morning.
Mrs. Thomas Kelley left for Denver
yesterday, in the hopes that change
will prove beneficial to her health.
Chris Hesselbine was up from the
Bou der oil fields yesterday
Otto Sauer was up from Denver yes
terdny.
Mrs. w. f. Orahood, Miss Clara nnt
Lulu Martin. all OF Denver, after visit
here with Mrs. Millett of the Teller, re
turned home to- day.
Byron S. Lake and daughter, Mis-,
Lilly Lake, returned to their home il
| Denver Yesterday afternoon nftar n y;a;