Gilpin observer., 1902-06-19
PERSONALS

DIR. Ii. P. Davies, OF The Pharmacy
returned from visit in Denver Monday
evening. He was accompanied by his
wife and little daughter, who have been
visiting in that city.
Bruce NJ. Myers returned from Den
yer the first Of the week.
Thomas Noonan, who left for Denver
last Friday as witness before Judge
Halletts court, returned the same even
ing. the case having been postponed un-
til Monday, June %.
George Mcleod, OF Victor, who has
been spending vacation with his par.
ents in this city. has returned home.
Al. Smith, OF the Denver mining firm
of Bradbury & Smith, was here. Thurs
day attending to mining business. He
rsturned the next day.
Senator s. V. Newell went to Denver
Saturday and returned Monday evening.
Billy Noxon, of Grand Lake, passed
through this city last Saturday on his
return from Denver.
Miss Ollie Bristol returned Saturday
noon from a days visit with Denver
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Brown returned
last Thursday from their wedding trip
to Salt Lake City, Utah, and have now
started to housekeeping.
John. ]. Reilley arrived from Los
Angeles, California, last Saturday. He
says his family are still there and are
in good health.
Miss Mary Mcleod went to Goldfield
the first OF the week on vivit to her
brothers, Herrick and Will Mcleod and
their families.
Mrs. James Faulkner returned home
from Denver last Saturday, where she
has been nursing her father who is suf-
fering from palsy.
Joseph S. Beaman has returned from
the Mineral Springs at Pueblo. He is
much improved by the treatment he re-
ceived while there.
Mrs. Crouter, wife of State Auditor
Croute', is visiting relatives near Tomah,
Monras county, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Oldweiler, on
Sunday paid visit to their daughter,
Mrs. VI. Borstadt, who resides at Du-
mont, Clear Creek county.
Prof-F. Fl. Clark spent Sunday in
Denver.
Miss Maude Elliott, this city, left for
Denver on Monday, where she will visit
friends for several weeks.
Charles Nichols is up from Denver
the guest OF his brother, E. A. Nichols
and wife.
Martha Mcleod went to Denver the
first Of the week to visit friends.
W. B. Root. former resident Of this
city, came up here Monday. He is now
engaged in mining at Cripple Creek.
Miss Alice Williams came in from
Perigo Friday, and remained here until
Monday.
Miss M. L. Rank came up from Den.
yer. Friday evening. She will remain
here during the summer vacation.
John Best, of Denver, came up on
Monday, and attended court.
Court Stenographer Hugh DeFrance
came up from his home in Golden Mon
day morning.
Henry Dennis will leave this city next
Monday for Krull, Routt county. He
expects to be absent for some time.
Mrs. Mary Gleason, of Idaho Springs
drove over to this city Monday afternoon,
summoned by the death OF William
Morris.
John Bohen, after a three years alb
sence in Montana, Idaho, Oregon and
other mining states in the Northwest
ret"rned to this city last Friday.
Clinton Reed, Denver attorney, was
attending court here the first of this
week.
G. w. Schneider, wife and children
returned from Denver and Golden or
Monday. When Mr.. Schneider left here
weekago he was suffering flom neu
ralgia but is all right now.
Mrs. Catherine Sutton and daughter
Miss Katie, of Russell Gulch, left fol
California Monday. They will be alb
sent two months.
Miss Nina Glover of Hastings, Neb., i,
visiting friends in this city.
Captain II. NJ. Orahood Of Denver, ar
rived from Denver Tuesday evening ant
is registered at the Teller.
Mrs. Jennie Doris came up from Den
yer Sunday and remained until yester
day.