Gilpin observer., 1899-01-12
PERSONALS.

ullertOn, OtCO Sauer, FRANK y. Young
J and Hon III. j. Kline also arrived on the
same train. The four former gentlemen
attended the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National Bank,
and the latter the annual meeting of the
Rocky Mountain National Bank, both of
which were held that afternoon.
A. G. Rhoades, member of the com
mittee from the State Associated Chari-
ties, was visitor to Central last Friday
on business connected with that organi-
zation. "Phatty," as he is more famil-
iarly known in this bailiwick, seems to
be enjoying good health, and is the same
genial gentleman as when a resident of
Russell Gulch in 1850.
Mr.. Thomas III. Potter of the Rocky
Mountain National Bank, returned from
Denver Monday. The doctor has not yet
taken the plaster of paris mould from his
left foot, which he injured about two
weeks ago. He manages to get around
by the aid of crutch and cane, and is
thankful that the fracture is no worse.
Saturdays Golden Globe says: "Gold-
en- is about to lose one of her best young
men. Will Lichtenheld has purchased
the barber shop of his brother, at Cen
tral City, and will go to take possession
tomorrow or Monday. Richard will go
to Denver, where he has fine opening.
We regret to see Will leave Golden"
Clarence H. Covin, general manager
of the Cook Gold Mining Company, Bob
tail hill, returned from Denver the first
of the week. He reports that notwith-
standing 40 men were let out last week
temporarily, he is still employing force
of over 100 men on surface and under
ground.
Henry p Lowe came up from Denver
yesterday. His wife and little girl hav-
ing gone to California to remain for the
benefit of the latter's health, he will re-
main here and give his undivided atten-
tion to the Topeka mine.
Judge A. II. DeFrance arrived Mon
day forenoon from Golden and opened
court at l:30 o'clock p. m. He was
accompanied by his son Hugh II. De-
France, who is acting as court stenog-
rapher.
AL Chamberlain returned from Denver
Sunday. His wife and little son have
been sick in that city since leaving here,
and will remain there with friends until
they fully recover before returning.
Henry Bolthoff, of the Hendrie &
Bolthoff Manufacturing company, Den
yer, paid Central a visit Friday. While
here he visited the Mechanics mine, on
Gunnell hill, which he is developing.
Miss Laura Ebert of this city, who
was married on the I'd inst to Henry w.
McGee of Denver, at the home of Mr..
Berryrhan of this city, has taken up a
residerEe at the state capital.
District Attorney Regenitter of Idaho
Springs, drove over from the Spa Mon
day morning, to attend the January term
of the district court in and for Gilpin
county.
Miss Milletta Standish of saltwater,
Minnesota, who has been visiting rela-
tives here and at Empire, Clear Creek
county, returned home Sunday after
noon.
Hon. j. McD. Livesay came up from
Denver last Monday morning aud was
present at the opening of court pursuant
to adjournment, at l 30 o'clock, p. m.
Morris Thomas was up from Denver
the first of the week attending to bust
ness matters, and the annual meeting of
the Sauer- McShane Mercantile Co.
]. w, Holman, of Denver, was up Fri
day, looking after mining interests Just
south OF the city. He returned on the
afternoon train.
Harry Paul of the Standard Assay of
flee, left for Denver this afternoon, sum
moned there as witness in Judge Hal
let's court.
Mr.. James A. Gilmour of this city left
on Friday for Kansas City, Missouri,
summoned there by the death OF his aged
mother.
j. w. Bailey, representing Wilder
Bros shirt factory at Lawrence, Kansas,
WAS at the Teller house the first of the
week.
The family of l. N. Rugg, formerly on
the Roos Ranch in Pleasant Valley dis
trict, have taken up residence in Den
YER.
DR.. LII p. Davies, OF the Pharmacy,
who spent Sunday with his family in
Denver returned Monday evening.
C. d. Ford, receiver OF the United
States land Office OF the Denver district,
was visitor to Central Tuesday.
Col Robert S. Morrison, Denver's
great mining lawyer was attending court
here this week.
Alderman Daniel Fuelscher left Mon
day afternoon for short business trip
to Denver.
b. f. Lowell, OF Cripple Creek, was
attending to business in this city last
Tuesday.
w. d. Scott OF Gilpin is in the city do
ing jury duty before the district court
Mrs. Geo. Ebert Of Yankee, was visit
ing Genital friends on Tuesday.
Richard Lichtenheld was n passenger
to Denver Monday afternoon.
Miss Melvina Naples of Decorah, Ia,
is visiting Central friends.
NJ. Raub OF Denver spent Sunday in
this city.