Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
PERSONAL Mention

John Jenkins went to Denver Friday
on business matters.
Edgar Withrow returned from Den.
yer on Friday.
Mrs. Will Mcleod arrived Friday on
a visit to her father, Ii. P. Davies
of this city.
Miss Annie Miller returned home last
week from Wyoming.
Mr.. Francis Mcleod, who has been
visiting with relatives in this city, re-
turned home to Goldfeld this week.
Davitt Floyd and wife came up from
Denver last week on visit to relatives
and friends for few days.
L. C. Todd was in Denver Monday on
business.
Charlie Simmons went to Frederick,
Colorado, Sunday morning where he
will locate.
Mr.. Black, the carpenter at the Cliff
ton Bell mine, went to Colorado Springs
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sister and he may decide to locate there.
Mr.. Black is an AL carpenter and con-
tractor and the Clifton Bell will lose the
services of of an able and competent
man.
H. A. Swain of Denver, was regis
tered at the Teller house Wednesday.
E. w. Williams was attending to min
ing matters in this city yesterday.
Jesse Hall of Denver and Edison Hall
of Iowa, arrived Tuesday on mining
business.
L. j. Rachofsky went to Denver on
Tuesday mornings train to visit his
mother and sister.
J. L. Wallace left for Denver and
other points Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. Harvey went to Denver this
morning on business.
w. P. Day of Peoria, ILL.,, brother of
A. H. Day of this city, was an arrival
Wednesday. Mr.. Day is heavily inter-
ested in the Waldorf mines in upper
Clear Creek county and came from the
east to look after the property. There
is big deal on for the sale of the Wal
dorf properties to London capitalists.
and it is thought that the sale will be
consummated within short time. If
the sale is made it will be perhaps the
largest made in the Clear Creek district
for years, if not the largest in the his
tory of the district. The price involved
is So, 500, 900. This also includes the
railroad to Mt. Mcclellan mountain.
C. S. Ripley went to Denver Tuesday
afternoon on business. Mr.. Ripley says
the new wagon road from Tolland to
American City, the building of which
he is experimenting, will be completed
within few weeks. Already 3-4 miles
are finished.
John c. Jenkins came up from Denver
Monday to attend the meeting of the
board of county commissioners. Mr..
Jenkins has fully recovered from the
effects of ptomaine poisoning and his
visits to the city from now on will be
more frequent.
H. J. Kruse was up from Denver on
Tuesday on bank business.
John Bunny, one of the old-timers of
this section and for a time representa-
tive from Gilpin county, was visiting
with old friends here the latter part OF
the week. Mr.. Bunny was elected rep.
resentative from Fort Morgan and serv.
ed in the last legislature. He is now
living in Denver.
Miss Cressie Smith and brother wen,
to Golden and Denver Tuesday after.
noon to enjoy weeks visit.
Mrs. Libbie Williams was among the
passengers to Denver Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. E. F. Warren went to Denver
Wednesday morning on a short visit.
Thomas Cody went to Denver We'd
nesday morning to become acquainted
with the new script system, which ha.
been adopted in Denver. Mr.. Cod,
says he believes he would prefer tn,
real coin.
VIM. Dennis and wife went to tn,
metropolis Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Asquith returned Satur
day night from Ft. Morgan, where sh'
had been visiting with her mother ant
sister.
Francis Murphy and wife returned
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in Denver.
John Dover will leave tomorrow TO
Denver where he expects to reside ii
the future.