Gilpin observer., 1902-06-26
PERSONALS


Col. Paul Oliver, of " Wilkesbprre, Pen
nsylvania, interested in the Bonanza
Tunnel Mining company, is in the CITY,
guest at The Teller.
Mrs. A.. Crowell, who was summoned
to Denver some two weeks ago by the
illness Of her nephew, has returned and
has resumed her puties as day clerk at
The Teller. She was accompanied by
her niece petit Miss Lingley.
Mrs Eva J. Schaufelferger. of Hast.
ipgs, Nebraska, and DIR. l.. p. Myers. CT
Fostoria, Ohio, were the guests of their
brother, Bruce M. Myers, of the Chicago
Carr mine this week, having rooms at
The Teller. On Saturday the doctor
visited the mines in and around Gilpin.
WIS. Wells, of Denver, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Leightbourn in
the city last Sunday.
Richard Rodda in charge of the of
flee of the Colorado Telephone company
at Aspen, Pitkin county, arrived here
last Saturday on a visit to his family,
who have been the guests of Mrs. John
X. Morgan. They returned to Denver
Monday, where they attended the nup-
tials of Ernest Rodda, leaving that city
on "Wednesday for Aspen.
VIC Fullerton and son drove in last
Sunday from Ranch Creek, Grand
county.
W. B. Roof, of Denver, who has been
attending district court in this city,
returned home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mast, Mr.. aud Mrs. Will
liam Preville, of this city spent Sunday
in South BOULDER park, driving over
there and back.
Miss Beatrice Rule, who has been
spending the past year with friends in
Michigan, returned last Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Trembling, son Roy and
daughter Grace, of Boulder, arrived here
last Thursday. They will remain here
the guest OF Mrs. John Champion.
E. Goldman left for Denver on Sunday
and returned on Monday evening.
A. l.. Coll.sss. of Telluride, Colorado,
arrived last Monday. While here the
final transfer papers to the Rocky
Mountain stss1p mill and concentration.
works in Black Hawk were made out to
Mr.. E. s. Moulton and Mr.. Emory, OF
Boston, Mas. Mr.. Collins represented
the English owners OF the works.
Little Howard Ferguson has returned
from visit in Denver.
Miss Mayme Caldweller, of st. Louis
Mo-, is visiting Gilpin County friends.
Senator Newell returned from Denver
on Monday.
Richard Sykes, one Of the principal
mine operators on Quartz hill, was up
from Denver the first OF the week.
Albert Gundy and newly made wife,
have returned from their wedding trip.
They will go to housekeeping at Gundy's
ranch, north Of this city.
Golden Transcript: Mrs. st. John,
who has been visiting at the home of her
mother Mrs. B. F. Reece, of Golden,
returned to her home in Central City
Sunday.
John Scudder, an old-time mining
man OF this county, came up from Den
YER Tuesday evening, registering at The
Teller. It was his first visit here in a
number Of years. He met with num-
ber OF old acquaintances. Mr.. Scudder
came to Denver in the fall CT 1858, when
it was known as tho Cherry Creek set
tlement. He left for Idaho Springs the
next morning, where he has mining
interests, rs we'll as at Empire. He
holds his age remarkably we'll.
DR.. Abe Ashbaugh, who accompanied
the Shriners to Yellowstone park and
the Pacific slope will return home next
week.
Christian Fischer, of this city, was
visitor at Idaho Springs on Tuesday.
He reports that place to be on the boom
and that large crowd will attend the
Fourth OF July festivities in that
place.
s. T. Hale returned from Denver
Tuesday evening
Joe Munday went to Denver last Sun
day morning, where he is u witness in
the famous Spur Daisy mining suit.
Clarence Slattery left last Wednes-
day for Yankee hill, where he will re-
cuperate :or few days.
Mrs. Clarence Richards, who has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. A. A.
Hartong. left for her home in Apex the
FIRST Of the week, having been summoned
there by the serious illness Of Mrs. A. p.
Richards.