Gilpin observer., 1902-02-13
PERSONALS

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visit in the state Of Durango, Old Mex
leo, returned last Thursday evening.
After an absence Of six weeks at his
former home in Kansas, attending to his
father who was very i'll, Charles Shaft.
ner returned last Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. B. Mckay, who has been visit
ing Denver friends for several days re-
turned to her home last Friday evening.
Mrs. M. e. Morris, this city, who has
been visiting friends at her former home
in McGregor, Iowa, returned home We'd
nesday evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Campbell left for
Denver last Friday morning, returning
on Saturday.
Golden Globe: News from Fred Por.
ter and Fred Hill is to the effect that
both are getting health in California.
Fred Porter has gained pounds and
Hill 10 pounds since they arrived there
on January 1.
David Wilhelm, OF the Denver Mining
Reporter arrived Sunday evening and
and has been making a canvass of the
county in the interests of that journal
Mrs. Emma ]. Harris came up from
Denver on Monday. She will remain
here until Saturday.
Theodore Olsen, having completed the
new mill at Idaho Springs, has returned
tn his home in this citv
Teddie McCawley has returned from
Old Mexico, where he has been engaged
in mining for the past four years. He
will leave here on Saturday for his old
home in Alton, Illinois.
]. H. LeMoyne. who is leasing on the
East Nottaway mine, Lake district, is
spending the most of his time here.
Henry Dennis, who has been laid up
at his residence, is out attending to
business as usual.
D. ]. Mckay returned last week from
the oil fields of Boulder county. He has
very favorable opinion of them, and re-
ports that the oil fever is an epidemic
with all ella ses of citizens in that county.
DR.. Gers<l came up from Denver
Tuesday morning. His stay in this city
will be limited.
B.. j. Smith, of the Montgomery mine
in Black Hawk, returned from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Nelson Millett, of The Teller, left for
Denver on Sunday and returned Tues
day.
W. Fl. Nichols, OF the Robert Emmet
in Denver.
District Prosecuting Attorney Horace
G. Thurman leaves for Georgetown to-
morrow to attend court.
A letter received from Miss Fay Nc
Leod, who is visiting her. uncle Alexan-
der Mcleod near Canon City, Fremont
proved by the change
Alfred Wettstein, of the Surprise
mine, spent several days here this week
John Kurrl, of the Ohio and Ohio Ex-
tension mine, is spending some length
of time in the city.
II. G. ShucS, cashier of the Rocky
Mountain National bank returned from
Denver on Monday.
A. A. Philips, of Fort Wayne, Ind.
arrived here last Saturday and visited
his cousin, Chas. E. Philips. Mr.. Phil
ipps is interested in bathing resor. at
Fort Wayre, and is taking trip through
the west on tour OF inspection. He
will go to California and return by way
OF Arizona and Texas. He was perfect
ly delighted with his trip in Colorado.
George Graham, OF Denver, has: been
in the city this week, looking after min
ing interests.
w. G. Fullerton left Tuesday morning
for Denver and attended the Republican
banquet there last evening.
Mrs. A. A. Hartong left yesterday af-
ternoon for Denver, where she remains
for few days.
r. E. L. Townsend was in the city
this week.
Miss Blanche Hickox of Boulder is the
guest Of Mrs. John L. King and family.
James McGrew, who was summoned
to the bedside OF his mother in Ohio,
some time ago, returned to his home in
this city last evening He did not ar
rive at his parental hone until after his
mother had passed away.
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