Gilpin observer., 1902-09-11
PERSONALS

guest of Mrs. j. L. Schellinger and
daughter
Mrs. Samuel Lucas and daughter re-
turned from Denver last Thursday even
ing.
DR.. Ii. p Davies left for Denver last
Wednesday afternoon, where he met
his wife and daughter Edwyna, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in North Wales. They we're benefited
by their visit and trip across the Atlantic.
They came up to this city last Friday.
Hon. Willard Teller was up from Den
yer last Friday, returning on the after
noon train.
Miss Melisa Thurston, of Mobile,
Alabama, was visiting friends in this
city last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas brennan and little son
who have been visiting friends in the
state Of Idaho, have returned to their
home In this city.
J.J. Sans, "Nick" and family have re-
turned to this city from South Boulder
park.
DIR. E. A. Allison and youngest daugh-
ter Helen, after visit at Silverton and
Ouray with Mrs. Paul Warner, returned
Friday evening.
Henry Bolthof, OF Denver, was at
tending to business matters in this city
last Saturday.
John L. Sutton, interested in the st..
Louis Justice mine, arrived from st..
Louis, Missouri, Sunday evening. He
will remain here two or three weeks.
Elias Goldman left on Monday for New
York City and other leading Eastern
cities. to be absent about two weeks.
L. s. Newell, wife, daughter Rachael
and son L. S., and Miss s. II. Harker,
arrived here from Denver last Friday,
registering at The Teller. They re-
manned here until Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Tonge, OF Denver, a well
known writer Of Denver, who has con-
tributed to the Denver Republican,
many articles Of merit, was in the city
last Friday, guest at The Teller.
Hon. q. C. Boslinger and I. NJ. Par
sons left for Denver Saturday to attend
the democratic state convention.
Manager P. McCann returned Sunday
evening from business trip to Denver.
R. L. Riggs Of Victor registered at The
Teller Sunday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Connolly, OF Dubuque, Iowa,
was visiter here the first OF the week.
A. B. Porter, Frank Buckley and H.
c. McNair, Of Denver, registered at The
Teller Sunday evening".
David NJ. Richards and daughter Miss
NJ. Richards and ]. L. Reppert, of Den
yer, were guests at The Teller. Mr.
Richards in former years conducted the
City Book store in this city.
William Preville and wife after a
weeks visit with relatives in Denver re-
turned to their home in this city Sun.
day evening.
Ross Hunderman, the genial Mayor Of
Peck's Flats, was attending to business
matters at the County seat on Monday
and calling on Deacon William Scholl ol
Sauer- McShane Il Co.
John Champion. OF the East Boston
Mining company, is laid up at his resi-
dence from the effects OF bad cold.
Tuesdays Rocky Mountain News says
Sam Newell Of Gilpin coupty has en-,
gagged headquarters at the Adams hotel
and will gather his forces for fight fol
nomination on the Republican ticket fol
governor. He Is said to be heartily sup
ported by northern counties.
DR.. Nickerson, manager OF the Fair.
field Gold Mining company, and ladies'
arrived Tuesday morning from Denver
They took a conveyance and drove over
to Russell Guch after the arrival Of the
train in this city.
Clarence Morgan, OF this city, left
yesterday morning for three weeks
vacation, which he will spend with his
sister at Aspen.
Steamboat Springs Sentinel: The
Misses Florence and Lillian Hancock, ol
Denver, are guests at the home Of Viii
bur Rule and wife. They arrived or
Wednesday.
Thomas A. Irvine, OF Denver, was .
guest at the Teller Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Percy r. Alsdorf and wife this city
left Monday afternoon for visit >witf
relatives in Ohio.
Mrs Il. A. Marlow has returned to thil
city aud will again tutSe up n residence
She arrives this evening.
Walter Elliott. son Of A. G. Elliott