Gilpin observer., 1899-08-24
PERSONALS.

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visiting Mrs. Thomas Champion in this
city.
Morgan Mccain and his party have
returned from their fishing excursion in
Middle park.
Sheriff John G. Devote of Clear
Creek county is now marshal of Victor,
Teller county.
Miss Alice Williams OF this city left
Thursday afternoon for Denver where
she will visit friends for the next two
weeks.
Miss Bowler of Denver arrived in Cen
trail Saturday morning and will be the
guest of r. j. Trevithick and wife while
in the city.
The OBSERVER is sorry to learn of the
serious illness of NJ. D.-Doc- Morrison
of Boulder. He is being cared for by
kind friends at that place.
State Senator S. V. Newell came up
from Denver Monday evening, his first
visit here since his making a visit to the
ohady IOOhS VI DdTk.
Mrs. Harry P. Marvin and daughter.
Miss Fannie Marvin, of Fort Morgan,
Colo, after visit with Mr.. Marvin in
this city, returned home Friday.
The Eldora Miner of last Saturday
says that Miss May Leahey of Central
and friend, Miss Nellie Mederia, of Den.
yer, are in the camp at that place for
few days outing.
w. G. M. Jones, a former resident and
at one time member of the council, this
city. who is now a resident of Monterey,
Mexico, was visitor to Denver last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Col. George Ebert, one OF the pioneers
of Yankee mining camp, came up from
Denver Monday morning. After dining
at the Chesapeake cafe, he took the
stage for that place.
Mrs. George Trevarthar and grand.
daughter. Miss Hazel Pollard of Denver
who spent last week here the guests OF
John II. Nichols and wife, returned to
their home on Tuesday.
Frank Williamson and wife of Genes
co, Rice county, Kansas, after a short
visit with tho formers sister, Mrs. John
c. McShane in this city, returned home
to the Sunfower state last Friday.
Miss Ethel Odgers, after a visit with
Denver relatives and friends, returned to
Central last Friday evening. She was
accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs.
John Truan, of Denver.
Bishop Henry W. Warren of the M. E.
church arrived in Denver last Thursday
morning after an eight months absence.
He will remain in Denver until the next
annual meeting Of the M. K. conference.
Mrs. Mary Prisk, former resident of
this city, came up from Denver Thurs.
day on visit with old friends in this
city. She will soon take up residence
at Goldfeld where her husband ia an.
gagged in mining.
Mr. Stephan, manager OF the Geiger
niue in Pine district, was attending To
business matters here and in Black
Hawk on Saturday, returning to Apex
in time to take part in the masaue ball
given at Miners hall that evening for
the benefit Of the James Peak band.
Frank Brooks, who spent quite n sum
OF money some years ago in the Buell.
mine, this city, came up from Denver
Saturday, remaining here until evening.
He is still engaged in mining at Lead
vile. His son, Edward Brooks, is now
located at Cripple Creek, engaged in
assaying, having an assay office and
chemical labratory in that place.
George w. Mabee, ST., returned from
Denver Tuesday evening.
Charles Mack, OF Denver. paid his
uncle and aunt, Martin Mack and wife. n
visit Saturday and Sunday. He is now
connected with the Milwaukee Brewing
company in Denver.
Arthur c. Langan and Edwin G.
Atkins, Of Denver, were in Central
during the past week. Langan repre-.
sents the directorate OF the Mountain
and Plain Festival, and Atkins has
charge OF publishing and distributing
the souvenir program.
Morris Thomas, OF Denver, is visiting
his son, Benjamin p. Thomas, this city,
arriving here on Tuesday.
w. Ballatyne, OF the Puzzle mine, and
party, who visited the copper find in
Middle park, Grand county, returned TO
Central Tuesday evening.
Hon. Henry NJ. Teller and wife came
up from Denver on Monday. The scna.
tor, in company with Major Hal Sayr,