Gilpin observer., 1899-11-16
PERSONALS.

Squire Peter Peterson, of Gilpin,
and postmaster Fred T. Gooch of Rol-
linsville, were attending to business
matters at the county seat Monday.
Miss May Leidinger, of Sheridan hill
Vermillion district, was visiting Central
friends on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Williams, of this city, left
Sunday on visit with friends at New
castle, Colorado.
Mrs. E. w. Davis and little son left
Central for Florence, this state, last
Friday. where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Aulsebrook. They were accompa-
panied bv Mrs. W. j. Lewis. w. j. and
Ed will keep bachelors hall while they
are away, with grandpa as chief cook.
Judge H. A. Hicks, wife and daughter,
petite Miss Dorothy, left Saturday
evening for the east, where they will
visit the judges mother. They were
accompanied as far as Golden by Miss
Stella Pressnell, sister of Mrs. Hicks.
The judge will be absent about three
weeks.
Idaho Springs Gazette, November Il:
Miss Emma Baehr, who is teaching at
Yankee, in company with a young lady
friend, Miss Julia Harper, walked all
the way down from that camp last
Friday. The young ladies did not seem
to be much fatigued after their long
walk.
r. l.. Martin, ST., general manager OF
the Hill Banta Consolidated mines,
returned Friday from a ten days
business trip to Chicago.
Albert Champion left Central for
Goldfield, Teller county, last Friday,
where he has secured position in that
place.
Morris Thomas, OF Denver, came up
last Thursday on visit with his son,
Benjamin p. Thomas, OF the Sauer-
McShane Mercantile company, and to
attend to business matters here.
Mrs. Katie Luke returned Saturday
from visit with Denver friends.
Mrs. Kendrick Harper, of Denver, an
old time friend of Mrs. Robert L. Mar,
tin, after visit with that lady IN this
city, has returned home.
Silver Plume Standards: Joe Cotting
ham returned from Central yesterday,
where he has been for some time past.
Georgetown Herald: Mark Harris
came over from Central City Saturday
and remained over until Tuesday in
order to cast good Democratic vote.
Albert Maynard, recently married at
La Crosse, Wisconsin, arrived with his
bride last Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard will reside in the north
westerly portion of the county, where he
has group Of lode mining claims which
he is opening up.
Henry p. Lowe, who was injured sew
eral years ago in a wreck on the Cole =
RADIO Central below Forks Creek, has
again been compelled to seek surgical
aid at st. Lukes hospital in Denver.
His many friends in Gilpin county trust
that in trepanning his skull end placing
of plate will prove successful and
beneficial.
Mr.. ii. A. Hoffman, treasurer of the
Kansas. Burroughs Consolidated, came
up from the Denver Office on Tuesday
to look around the various properties OF
that leading Gilpn county producer.
+. b. Mead, OF New York, is guest
at the Teller.
Ed Sullivan, who was injured in the
Cook mine on Bobtai hill last Satur.
day, is up and around, although he com.
plains OF soreness in his back.
County Commissioner Newton ID.
Owen, DR.. Abe Ashbaugh, Nelson
Franklin, Hon. w. j. Lewis, Henry
Becker, who were in attendance at the
meeting OF the Mystic Shriners in Den.
| yer Monday evening, have returned,