Gilpin observer., 1902-07-24
PERSONALS


his cousin, Miss Hoyt, were visitors to
this city last Thursday and returned to
their home the same evening.
Mrs. Abe Ashbaugh, after visiting
friends in this city for several days, re-
turned to her home in Denver last Fri
day morning.
Miss Emma Harris and little niece
Margaret Harris came up from Denver
Thursday; also Mrs. John Hooper and
two daughters. They returned home on
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Allison left Saturday for
Denver where she will spend week
visiting relatives and friends.
Oscar Hurd came up from Denver
Friday and remained here several days
visiting friends
Mrs. H. ]. Hawley and daughter
Martha came up from Denver for a
months visit. They will occupy the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Wiley,
who left Sunday for visit in Boulder
Park.
G. W. Perry, wife and children, who
have been enjoying an outing in Boulder
Park for several weeks, returned to this
city the first of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Champion and little
daughter Viola, left for Silver Plume last
Thursday on visit with friends in that
place.
Miss Evans, one of ourlschool teachers
left Idaho Springs for her home in Iowa
week Monday. She has been visiting
with Mrs. Ida Williams of Idaho.
Henry BoIthotf was here on Saturday
looking after his mines. He returned to
Denver the next day.
Mrs. j. F. Coffman, of Idaho Springs
ACCOMPANIED by her friend Alice Ed
wards. Of Fort Collins, arrived here Sat
urday, guests at the Teller. The ladies
returoed to Idaho Springs Monday
morning.
Silser Plume Standard: Michael ].
McGrath arrived in town Wednesday to
see old friends. He has been around
Central City greater part OF the time
but is now located in Russell Gulch.
J. 5. Beapap returned from Denver
Monday evening. 2 :; 3
J. ". Bostvick, qi the. Gardnsf mine
and: W. h. Tripp, Of the Clay County,
came up from Denver Monday evening.
Rs.Morris came up from Denver Mon
day fyening and has been looking after
his real estate interests here this week.
Hon. Frederick Kruse and family have
returned from Denver, where they laid
at rest their youngest son and brother,
Walter Belden Kruse. last Monday.
George Branch, an old and highly re-
spected citizen of this city, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Anna Branch, left
Monday morning for Boston, Mass
achusetts, where be will join his wife,
who proceeded him there last Decem-
Der. He will take up permanent resi-.
dence in that city.
Mrs. Margaret brennan and little son,
John, left this city Tuesday morning for
Pocatella, Idaho. and Butte, Montana,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Rev.J. NJ. Desaulniers, pastor OF the
Church of the Assumption, who attended
the retreat of the Catholic clergy held in
Denver last week, returned home Friday.
Tuesday afternoon he left for Santa Fe,
Now Mexico, where he will enjoy vaca-
ton. Rev. Father Lacey will officiate
for him next Sunday in this city.
Bruce NJ. Meyers OF the Chicago Carr,
who has been attending to business mat
ters in Denver and Golden, returned
Tuesday evening.
A. g. Stephens, prominent resident
Of Lead, South, Dakota, is guest at the
Teller.
A letter received from Merle D. Mar.
low, dated the 18th inst, states that he
and his mother had arrived in Spokane,
Wash, in safety.
George w. Mabee, senior, returned
from Denver Tuesday evening. He will
now devote his attention to the develop
ment OF the Newfoundland lode, which
he purchased some two years ago.
Mrs. p. Rhue, after spending ten days
in Denver, returned TO Central Monday
evening. She was accompanied by Miss
May Keleher.
Last Thursdays Idaho Springs Min
ing Gazette says that Z. S. Holmes and
wife OF Central City, accompanied by
Mrs. Holmes parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Henry OF Lawrence, Kan, spent Monday
IN this city picnicing and as guests OF s.