Gilpin observer., 1902-06-12
PERSONALS

AuHho oprlnB5 GdZeLIe MISS MauO
Smith arrived this week from Scranton
Penn, where she has been for the pas
year. Miss Smith is great favorite with
the society people Of Idaho Springs, and
her return will be welcomed by all the
young people.
w. r. Miller, who lately ran the Yam
kee stage and express line, left last
Thursday for Ogden, Utah where he will
visit his wife and child. He was un-
decided whether he would return here
or not.
George W. Mabee, Sr., returned to
Denver Monday afternoon.
W. T. Trenbath, OF Butte, Montana, af-
ter quite stay in Boulder, Clear Creek
and Gilpip counties visiting relatives,
left for home Friday morning.
G. w Schneider left for Denver last
Thursday to enjoy vacation and rest
up for a short time. He has been at
ficted with neuralgia OF the head for
some time past.
Hal Sayr, of Denver, and Stephen
Hoskin, OF this city, went to Boulder on
Thursday.
Hon. John C. McShane was transact
ing business in this city last Thursday.
w. c. fullerton returned from his
ranch over in Grand county last Friday,
and brought another horse with him.
He will go back again Tuesday and will
stay quite while.
Samuel Doran, of Leadville, arrived
here last Thursday on a visit to his sis
ters, Hrs w. II. Paul and Mrs. James
Tirerey. he remained here until Tues
day afternoon.
W A. Worthington and wife, of Den
yer, we're guests at the Teller on Friday
evening.
Byron S. Lake. of Denver, spent FRI
day d this city.
Mrs. Thomas Cody, son James, and
dauphters Katie and Sadie, left Satur-
day tor Dubuque, where they are visit
ing selatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Trenoweth, son and
dauisscr. left Saturday for a two
mo4fs yisit viii. relatives in Wisconsin.
j. S. Beaman is trying the curative
properties of the mineral springs at
Pue bio for nervousness. The last heard
OF ! in was to the effect that he was
much better.
MS. Il. J. Sears is up from Denver
th- guest OF ars. Nate A. Sears.
William Bray, for long time con-
nected with the st. Louis Justice mine,
in Lake district, left for England Mon
day afternoon. He was accompanied by
his children.
Judge II. A. Hicks returned from
Golden Sunday, accompanied by his
wife. daughter and son. The latter
have been visiting relatives there for
several weeks.
J. Med. Livesay came up from Den
yer Monday morning and was present at
the opening of the district court.
Ex governor Charles S. Thomas came
up from Denver Monday, attending the
June term of the dictrict court.
j. w. Bostwick returned from Denver
on Monday.
W. Ballatyne of Denver, is a guest at
the Teller.
Mrs. A. II. DeFrance and daughter OF
Golden, left for Los Angeles, Calf, last
Friday, where they spend the summer
months.
Walter Coleman, of Providence, r. I.
who is interested in the Specie Payment
mine, arrived here Sunday morning. Mr.
Coleman is yacht builder, and has con
structed several of the swiftest afoat.
William Hambly and wife returned
Monday evening from visit with Den
yer friends
/ Joseph Neidimier foreman at the Gun
nell mine this city, returned from Den
YER on Monday evening.
C.G. Hickox, wife and son of Boulder
are visiting friends in this city, the frs
OF the week
| Mrs. e. Goldman returned from {
brief visit with Denver friends Tuesda!
evening.
Miss Annie Meyers this city left 70
Denver on Thursday to remain coupl,
OF mouths.
Oscar Rachofsky came up from Den
yer on Sunday and will remain until Sa.
urday.
II. A. Campbell Of Denver, came nj
on Tuesday to look after his interests.
Miss Marie Parshall returned to he
home below the Forks Creek yesterda.
afteruoou. after n few days visit will