Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
PERSONALS

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ing friends in Greeley. returned last
week.
Mrs. Peter Mackin returned to Dem
yer last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Goldbeck left for Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Ms. T. W. Davis and little son went
to Denver yesterday.
q. ". Msbee was a visitor to Central
Tees lay.
Nelson Millet OF the Teller, who has
beep attending to business matters 10
Denversor the past week, returned Sun
day evening.
Mrs. William Hughes Of Dodgeville,
Wisconsin, sister Of Griffith Williams OF
this city, returned home last Monday
afternoon.
Louis Zuegi returned to this city last
Monday, having completed the masonry
work ut the new stamp mill near the
Boulder County mine at Cardinal, Boul-
der county.
Judge A. H. DeFrance came up from
Golden Monday morning, opening conrt
at 30 o'clock p. IN. He was accompan-
led by court stenographer DeFrance.
They registered at the Teller.
Hon. John Best, after an absence OF
some time from this city, came up on
Monday morning from Denver.
Theodore Olsen. who is in charge OF
the erection Of stamp mill and concen-
tration plant 1t Idaho Springs. spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
Hugh Butler. Clint Reed and James
Med. Livesay, three rrominet Denver
attorneys, came up on Monday mornings
passenger train. They were present at
the opening OF the district court, Jan
uary term, that afternoon.
Mrs. n. G. Shuck and son Harold re-
turned Saturday evening from Denver.
They we're accompanied by Mrs. Sh uck
OF Bedford, Pa, and daughters, the
Misses Emma and Elizabeth Shuck,
mother and sisters OF Mr.. Shuck.
Silver Plume STANDARD: William Ed
wards, his son James. and daughter. Mrs.
F. Gisin, vent to Central this week to
bs. present st the marriage Of Morris
Edwards and Miss Minnie snithsm,
which took pace 1t the home OF the
| briy,'s parents on Wednesday, Jan. !.
Idabo Springs Nevs, Nm. :. ,. Cot
man gave an elegantly appointed disnel
on New Years day. 1t which a pennies
ofinvited guests were pfeeeot. and al
-h'ch t:-c Res. ard Mrs.. Ce6map an.
nounced the engagement Of their dssgh.
ter Edith. to the Rev. W. G. Terrill d
| Lafayette. Colorado.
| Ed. L. Harris came up from Denver
Friday esenine. His wife has been re-
moved from the hospital and is sow in .
fair way Of recovering her usual good
health, which 10 good news to the many
friends Of that lady in this city.
d. q. Ackerman. grand master, paid a
visit 10 Rocky Mountain Lodge No. ., !.
O. o. r., this city. last Thursday even
log.
Mrs. Clarence Richards and baby Dor.
ris, arrived last week from Denver on a
visit to Grandma Hnrtong.
James Flynn arrived last week from
Park City, Utah, where he has been en-
gagged in mining.
Charles G. Hickox was up from Boul.
der on Tuesday attending to business
matters in this city.
John Dest was looking around among
the mines on Quartz hill on Tuesday, ac-
companied by Mr.. p. McCann.
E. D. Quigley came up from his home
in Denver last Tuesday.
John Weston arrived from Silverton
,, Sunday, md is visiting his brother, Ira.
E.E. Chase. U. S. deputy mineral sur
veyor, was up from Denver the first OF
tho week.
Hon. J. c. McShane Was attending to
business here the first Of the week.
Christian Fischer returned from
business trip to Denver Saturday. even.
ing.
james Wilkinson, brother oi marshal
Wilkin. on. after long siege Of sickness,
Is recovering and left for Liverpool. Eng.
land, on Monday.
William Hoeiley and wife left lns,
week for trip TO California.
W. c. Fullerton went to Golden yes.
tefday on'n business trip.
james Hooper OF the Buckley and
Gold Collar mines is attending to bust.
nsss matters at Detroit, Michigan.
q. P. Goodier oi the Oro Verde tunnel
came in from Denver nm Tuendav nnd