Gilpin observer., 1899-04-06
PERSONALS.


A business trip to Omaha last Thursday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs George Snyder, of Apex,
y were visitors to Central last Thursday.
T Alfred Wetstein, of the Surprise mine,
1Vermillion district has returned from
Denver.
4 Alderman Daniel Fuelscher, wife and
little son, Walter, returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
l. Miss Mabel Teats returned Saturday
itfrom weeks visit in Denver with her
former schoomate, Miss Ethel Harris.
Robert Herrick, OF the Denver Re-
! publican, was visiting friends in the city
-last Sunday. He returned Monday after
/ noon.
| =. T. Collie, after months visit in
| Denver, returned to Central last Friday
His visit there was beneficial to his
health.
p. Mccain, of the Kansas Burroughs
Consolidated Mining company, paid
Denver business visit last Friday
morning, re urning the next day.
|
Frank Beinnan, of Central, who at
tended the nuptals of his cousin, Miss
Frey, in Boulder the evening of March %,
returned home last Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. L. Hale and her little grand
son, Ellryn Ellery, and Florence Ready,
who have been visiting friends in Cen
trail, returned to Denver last Monday
afternoon.
The Misses Presnell and Neff, who
spent last week at Golden with relatives
and friends, returned Saturday and were
at their respective rooms as teachers in
the public schools on Monday morning.
Miss May Leidinger, of Sheridan hill,
Vermillion district, was among other
ladies who was in attendance at the ball
Of the Ancient Order United Workmen,
given last Monday evening in this city.
| james Temby, this city, returned from
a visit to Denver Monday. He is about
ready to go to work again, the stub of
the finger amputated short time ago
by DR.. J. A. Richmond having healed up.
John Dray, who two and half years
ago left for British Columbia, returned
Monday evening For the past six
mbnths he has been visiting his parents
At Pacific Junction, Iowa. He talks OF
boating again in Colorado.
Mrs. Peter Macliin came up from Den
ser last Sunday evening. She was ac-
eompanied by her sisters, the Misses
Loretta and Francis Koughran. The
Halter spent their spring vacation at the
Estate capital with Mrs. Mackin.
7 j. F. Maehl, representing the Neff
Bros. Brewing company, of Denver, was
in the city last Saturday in the interests
of that firm. He returned Sunday morn
ing in time to take in the annual Turn
Bezirk, of the Rocky Mountain Turner's
at East Denver bail
w. j. Kengel, of the Galena group OF
mines on Central City hill, last week
sent his wife aud children to California.
William will locate for the present at
Telluride. in the southern portion of the
state, where he has valuable placer
ground which he will work this season.
4 Mr.. II. c. Wagner Happy Cal"-was
IA visitor TO Central last Friday. He is
the same genial gentleman that he was
wont to be when at the head Of a min.
strel troupe. Some men grow old pre-
maturely, but he is not built that way
Like good wine he improves with age.
Henry Gilman, who represented the
Rocky Mountain Turnveren at the Turn
Bezirk, held in Denver last Sunday, re-
turred to Central Monday. Next year 3
convention will be held in this city next
June. and the next Turn Bezirk in Lead
vile. The report OF the secretary shows
that there are 703 active members in this
district.
J State Senator Sam V. Newell came up
from Denver Tuesday evening. As his
duties as senator so far as the state
legislature for 1890 are concerned, are
through with, he will now be enabled TO
pay moro attention to his mining in
terests on the Concrete and Hidden
Treasure properties, as we'll as his mill
ing interests in Black Hawk.
Forman wants Galena ore.