Gilpin observer., 1905-12-21
MENTION

j. q. Parsons, OF Denver. an attorney
retained by the Newhouse Tunnel com
pany, was in the city Saturday looking
over records Of mining property for the
corporation he represents.
j. NJ. Seright and w. c. Matthews re.
turned from weeks stay in George
town Saturday where they were trying a
case for client before the district court.
The case was a hard fought one but the
two legal lights won with flying colors.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hannah is visiting relatives
in Denver during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stout and heiress
returned Monday morning from busi-
ness trip to Denver and visit with the
mother Of Mrs. Ray Stout in Golden.
A. M. Willard, of Gilpin, connected
with the Travis Gulch Mining & Milling
company, passed through the city Mon
day en- route to New York.
Attorney w. Edgar Withrow was in
Denver Friday on legal business.
Mrs. Francis B. Mcleod was an ar
rival from Goldfield, Colo, Friday to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Flor Ash
baugh, and get her furniture in readi-
ness to ship to Goldfeld.
Clair Fowler left Monday afternoon
for Spokane, Wash, to spend the holi
days with his mother.
Mrs. Richard Harper left Saturday for
Bisbee, Ariz., to join her husband who
is employed in one Of the mines Of that
section.
Mrs. c. N. Churchill, OF Denver, edi-
tress Of the Queen Bee, was in the city
this week disposing of copies of her pub
LEGATION. Mrs. Churchill, or the Queen
Bee" as she is familiarly known, is one
Of the oldest and most facile writer's of
the state.
Marshal ]. w. Richards was passen
ger to Denver Saturday afternoon to
visit with his family who are located in
that city temporarily for the benefit of
Mrs. Richards health. He returned
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Fl. Day, who went to Cripple
Creek several weeks ago to see what she
considers the finest grandchild ever born,
returned home Monday afternoon.
Capt. j. 7. Smith, mining editor of the
Denver News, was In the city Monday
gathering data for the New Years edi-
ton of his paper. In visiting the county
and talking with the mining men, he
stated that the camp is much better now
than it was this time last year. Besides
being the mining editor OF the News the
gentleman also edits the query page and
is well adapted to the work. He pos
sesses a wonderful store eff knowledge
and there is no question too difficult for
him to answer. II you don't believe this
Just write and ask him to tell you
through the News how old Nan is.
L. c. Todd returned Sunday evening
from Boulder park where he went last
week to do some surveying. Mrs. Todd,
who accompanied him as far as Denver,
preceded her husband on the return
trip several days.
Judge Fl. A. Hicks and family return.
ed Sunday evening from visit to Den
yer and Golden.
Mrs. NJ. c. Bartle Of st. Louis, who
was called to the city week or ten days
ago on account OF the serious illness of
her son William, left in company with
the latter Monday for Denver After a
short sojourn in that city they will leave
for st. Louis.
Wm. Dennis and bride were arrivals
in the city Tuesday on their return
from their honeymoon trip. They are
comfortably located in neatly furnish
ed residence on the Casey.
Prof L. e. Young and six of the School
of Mines boys from Golden were regis
tered at the Teller house Friday. The
class came up to visit the mines and re-
ceive practical instruction.
j. A. Henry, for long time employed
by Il. A. Bass as barber, and who re-
Gently went to Nederlend to purchase a
shop, was an arrival in the city Tuesday
afternoon for a short stay. Mr.. Henry
stated that business in the new camp is
little quiet at the present time but will
pick up in the spring.
Mrs. W. j. Stull was among the pass
engers to Denver Saturday afternoon to
visit several days with relatives.
Miss Julia G. Taylor, the popular
school teacher, will spend her vacation
during the holidays with friends and
relatives in Florence. Almost all the
teachers will leave the city during their
vacation OF ten days