Gilpin observer., 1902-05-15
PERSONALS

A. B. Church, travelling passenger ag-
ent Of the Colorado e. Southern railroad
was pleasant caller at this Office last
Friday morning.
| Rev. Coffman Of Idaho Springs was in
the city last Thursday, and attended the
funeral of Isaac Johns.
]. Med. Livesay of Denver was attend
ing to legal matters here last Friday and
Saturday.
E. w. Hurlbut OF Denver, was a visi-
! tor here last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Stephen Hoskin Of this city, is
visiting friends at Burlington, Colorado.
Llew Humphrey returned from an in
spection Of copper and silver mines in
in the state of Durango, Mexico, Friday
evening.
Marshal Draper OF the Town Topics
mining company, spent Sunday in Den
yer.
Mrs. S. l. Lorah of Denver, after at
tending to business matters here last
week, has returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Champion and son AL
bert were up from Denver last week and
attended the funeral Of Isaac Johns.
w. J. Livingstone headed party OF
st. Louis gentlemen who took in the
mines at Perigo, Gilpin and South Boul-
der districts, last Friday and Saturday.
They left for home Monday afternoon.
Miss Emma Harris came up from Den
yer Monday morning.
Miss Anna Rachofsky came up from
Denver last Friday evening, and re-
mained here until Monday.
Ed L. Harris came up from Denver on
Monday.
Mrs. Charles McMasters and little son,
who have been visiting friends in Den
yer for the past week, returned to this
city Tuesday.
Miss Ida Kruse, county superintend-
ent of schools, has been at the annual
meeting of the State Teachers associat-
ion at Fort Collins this week.
Mr.. Mitchell, superintendent Of L
Keystone Gold and Copper Mining COM
pany, has returned from Nebraska.
Simon Skiffitch and. family left for
Denver yesterday afternoon, where they
reside in the future.
G. w. Mabee, Sr., returned from Den
yer Tuesday,
Miss Margaret Jordan, of La Sale,
Illinois, left for her home Monday, after
a two months visit with friends here.
Mrs. w. J. Fleming accompanied her.
W. II. Tripp, interested in the Clay
County mine, came up from Denver
Tuesday.
Former District Attorney E. L. Rer
engilter, of Idaho Springs, was transact
ing business in this city Tuesday.
| District Prosecuting Attorney Horace
G. Thurman has returned here from
Georgetown, where he attended the May
term of court.
! J. S. Beaman has returned I'm Den
yer and says he is greatly benefited by
the change.
Mesdames Brinkerhoff and Alexander
of Yankee, came over on the stage yes
terday ard returned the same evening
Squire Peter Peterson, of Gilpin, was
in the city yesterday.
Henry Bol'hoff W ! up from Denver
Tuesday looking after his mining prop
critics in Quartz Valley.
Mr.. T. J. Taylor, late sub-organist oi
st. Johns Episcopal Cathedral, OF Den
yer, has been appointed organist OF st
James M. E. church OF this city. Mr.
Taylor has located here and will give in
structions on pipe organ, piano ant
voice culture. Te. AS on application
Residence on Casey avenne.
Henry Dennis returned from Denver
last evening. His wife, who mas beer
visiting her daughter Mra Rule at Krull
Routt county, accompanied him.
Mrs. Clayton Bush and two sons ar
rived from Victor last evening. She vii
visit her parents n. nd Mrs. Lintz.
Sheriff Cody returned from Denve
last evening.
II J. Sears came up from Denver las
evening, returning this ft'rnoon.
Homestead bread at Jacks new pl &C
Main st. t.