Gilpin observer., 1899-05-18
PERSONALS.

AlObody'
Mrs. S. V. Newell came up from Den
yer last Thursday and returned Friday
morning.
Judge Clayton +. Becker has returned
from Denver, and is again at his Office in
Miller block, this city.
Ferdinand Bryant, of Oskaloosa,
passed through Central on his way to
Grand Lake, Grand county.
Mrs. H. G. Thurman left Central for
Denver Saturday morning on short
visit with friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Rodda drove over
from Idaho Springs last Friday on visit
to their sister, Mrs. E. A. Nichols.
S. Edwards,a prominent mining expert,
returned from brief visit to Denver
Saturday, taking quarters at the Teller.
L. L. Rachofsky, president of the New
York Store Mercantile company, this
city, came up from Boulder the first OF
the week.
Judge II. A. Hicks returned from Col
den the the first of the week, accompa-
uied by his wife and little daughter,
Miss Dorothy.
Fred d. Dickinson, Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, arrived Friday morning. Ho
was en- route to the gilsonite fields in
Grand county.
Mrs. Thomas Champion, OF this city,
is visiting friends at Arvada, where she
will remain until about the first OF the
coming month.
Major Hal Sayr, OF Boulder, was look
ing after his mining interests here this
week, his first visit since his return from
the Georgia gold mines.
Fred T. Gooch and son, OF Rollinsville,
attended to business matters here Tues
day. The latter is now engaged in
merchandising at Rollinsville.
Ex-County Treasurer David A. Hamor
came up from Denver last Sunday. He
is spending the week in the city, the
guest of his son, Harry Hamor.
E. D. Quigley came up from Denver,
remaining here until the following day,
when he visited mines near Idaho
Springs in which he Il interested
Mrs. E. A. Ryan, sister Of Mrs. ]. Nc
Dermott and Mrs. James Faulkner, came
up from Denver on a visit with the latter
ladies. She will remain here several
days.
Ex-City Clerk and Treasurer Herrick
Mcleod The OBSERVER regrets to an
nounce is lying quite i'll at the residence
OF his parents on Second East High
street.
Inspector OF Metalliferous Mines
Charles N. Crowder was visitor to sev-
eral mines OF the Kingdom of Gilpin the
first OF the week. He left his autograph
on the Teller house register.
e. NJ. Messiter, Of Perigo, was visiting
the members Of the Mountain Daisy
Cricket club last Sunday, nd was pres
ent at the meeting held here for its re-
organization. He returned in the after.
noon.
Steve Brereton, Of Denver, who is in
terested in the Maine Hamlet mine, this
city, paid Central visit last Tuesday.
He resided in Central number OF years
ago, being connected with Marx Bros.
merchant tailoring establishment.
The Dodgeville, Wisconsin. Chronicle
OF April 81, states that Hugh Edwards
who left here short time ago for that
place, had arrived at his old home safe
and sound. The condition Of his aged
father, who was very i'll, was favorable
to his recovery.
Il. w. Williams came up from Denver
Saturday, accompanied by bis sister,
Mrs. l.. p, Davies, and his niece, Petite
Edwyna Davies. The two latter will re.
main visiting Mrs. w. O. Jenkins and
Others. Mr. Williams returned to Den.
yer Sunday morning.
Miss Emma j. Harris came up from
Denver last Monday. She was accom-.
panied by her niece, Miss Emma Harris,
daughter OF Mr.. Ed l.. Harris. The latter
Is the guest OF the Misses Mamie and
Annie Rowe. They will return to Den
ucr Saturday afternoon.
Charles M. Becker, OF this city, left
Saturday for Telluride, Colorado, where
he has accepted the position of surveyor
for the Smuggler Union Mining com.
pany one OF the strongest companies
operating in the San Juan country. He
carries with him the best wishes OF his
Gilpin county friends.
"Happy CAL Wagner, OF the Milwau-
kee n st. Paul railroad, with headquar.
ters in Denver, spent Friday, Saturday