Gilpin observer., 1899-03-02
PERSONALS.

| S. A. Fisk, of Apex, was a guest at thu
Teller last Sunday.
Louis Tiger was visitor to Denver
Sunday, returning Monday.
Miss Emma Clair has gone to Colder
to attend the funeral of a relative.
Undertaken William Liddicoat left last
Thursday for Denver on visit to rela
tives.
w. j. Gilchrist, of Gilpin, was visitor
to Central last Saturday, remaining here
until the next day.
Elias Goldman left on business trir
to Denver Sunday afternoon. He re.
turned Monday evening.
John Best and F. H. Messenger, who
invariably spend Sunday with their
families in Denver, returned Monday
morning.
Rev. Desaulnier, pastor of st. Marys
Church OF the Assumption, returned
from a short visit in Denver Tuesday
evening.
Hon. John G. McShane came up from
Arvada Tuesday TO receive benefit from
our Klondike weather. He will return
tomorrow.
Noxy Bacher former resident OF this
city, now an honest granger located near
Arvada, was up last Saturday, calling on
his old friends.
Clarence X. Colvin, manager of the
Cook Gold Mining company's property
on Bobtail hill, came up from Denver
Monday evening.
James A. Gilmour. who spent Sunday
with his family in this city, returned to
the jim Blaine group of mines at Perigo
Monday afternoon.
e. d. Quigley arrived from Denver
Tuesday evening. After attending to
business matters here he left for Idaho
Springs the following day.
Alderman Daniel Fuelscher, who at
tended the obsequies of the late Philip
Zang in Denver on the 22d ultimo re
turned Monday morning.
E. Stefan, of the Geiger mine, Pine
district, passed through the city last
Friday on his return to that property
after visit to Cripple creek.
Golden Globe: Mrs Roberts and her
daughter of Central have moved to
Golden and have taken rooms in the
johnson house on Second street.
Mr.. Henry j. Hawley returned from
Denver Friday. He reports that his
wife, who short time previous slipped
and broke her wrist, is slowly recovering.
Lafe Hanchett and w. L. Bush, of
Idaho Springs, and j. w. Bostwick, of
Denver, attended a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Gilpin Tramway company
in this city Tuesday afternoon.
Senator Sam V. Newell came up from
the state capital Saturday, and attended
Hoyts play, A Contented Woman" at
the opera house on that evening. He
returned to Denver Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Henry Paul, recently appointed as
one of the board of trustees at the State
School OF Mines at Golden, came up
from Denver Monday evening. Also G.
w. Mabee OF the Newfoundland NINE on
Gunnell hill.
Elk. Governor Alvah Adams and wife
left Denver last Thursday for California
for visit of several months. En- route
they will take in Sit Lake City and Bing.
ham, Utah, where Mr.. Adams has some
valuable copper interests.
Miss May Chesterfield OF Kansas City,
Mo-, is in the city visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Warwick Miss May,
since leaving here has grown to woman
hood, and but few Of her former acquaint-
ances could recognize her at first sight.
Daniel Procunier OF Wide Awake one
OF the oldest residents Of Hawkeye dis
trict and fellow pioneer, accompanied
by John G. Benson, transacted business
in this city last Friday. Both gentlemen
expressed the opinion that the backbone
OF winter had been broken.
Percy Alsdorf left Saturday afternoon
for Denver to attend the entertainment
given there by Sousa's celebrated band
and orchestra Mt the Broadway. His
friends say that that was not the main
attraction that caused him TO desert the
Bachelors quarters Saturday night.
John NJ. .Spargo, son OF the late Nicho-
las Spargo, arrived Saturday from Butte
City, Montana, and was present Mt the
obsequies OF his father, which occurred
Sunday afternoon. John reports that
William league, brother Of John league
Of this city, is in good health and doing