Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
PERSONALS.

was an arrival aC central Clty THIS week.
Ed Quigley, one of Idaho Springss
prominent mining men, was in town this
week.
Misses Grace Freestonc and Eliza Ell
lis of Idaho Springs were visiting here
this week.
b. S. Lake, of the Barnes mine on
Quartz hill, left for Denver Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
DR.. Henry Paul of Denver, was up
this week looking after his interests in
the Golden Queen.
Herbert Nichols, this city, who ac-
conpanied his mother to Denver some
time ago, has returned to Central.
Herman Peterson was visitor at the
state capital Saturday and Sunday, re-
turning to Central City on Monday.
H. A. Hoffman, of Denver, secretary
of the Kansas Burroughs Consolidated
company, registered at the Teller Tues
day.
Mrs. John Bishop and daughters,
Mary and Ef1ie, of this city, who have
been visiting at Silver Plume, have re-
turned home.
Frank Cody, who is employed at the
saw mill above Eldora, spent Tuesday
evening with his father, sisters and
brothers in this city.
Miss Katheryne Peers, this city, who
spent several days with her friend, Miss
Franc Carpenter, at Golden, last week,
has returned home.
Miss Birdie Corbin, sister of Mrs. w.
S. DuPee, this city, after visit of sever
al weeks with the latter lady, returned
to Denver Saturday last.
Miss May McIlroy of Denver, who mas
been visiting Miss Jennie Cody for the
past ten days, returned to her home in
Denver Saturday evening.
r. Morris, of Denver, who owns con-
siderable real estate in this state, came
up from Denver on Sunday He re-
manned here several days.
Miss Bfrtie Howard, who has been
visiting Her cousin, Miss Laura Belle
Mayor. ib this city, returned to her
home in Denver last Monday.
AL. Chsaberlain, Wife and son. and
Hugo Krbsa. wife and son spent last
Sunday ID South Boulder park They
returned to this city in the evening.
Ar L. Anderson and wife left Sunday
for Montrose where they will visit the
brother and sister of Mr.. Anderson, re-
turning home about the 30th instant.
Miss Nellie Madeira of Denver is in
the city, arriving here last Thursday.
She will visit with her friend, Miss May
Leahey, until the first of the coming
month.
Frank G. Young, president of the
Gunnell Gold Mining and Milling com
pany, spent the week in this city and
Black Hawk in the interests of that
company.
Abe Rachofsly left Saturday for Den
yer. Sunday evening he left that city
for Durango, whence he goes to Salt
Lake City, Utah. He will be absent
until August 30.
Mrs. II. j. Hawley arrived from Den
yer Saturday, remaining here this week
visiting her daughters, the Mesdames G..
w. Perry and Charles Wiley. She re-
turns next Saturday.
MIR. Pyle, who represents Senator
Warner MilIer, of New York, in his
holdings in the Phoenix district, this
county, was attending to business at the
county seat on Saturday.
Mrs. Benjamin p. Thomas came up
from Denver Saturday evening, and will
remain here several weeks, or as long as
her health will permit. She is much
improved by her stay in Denver.
c. V. Brinkerhotf, who had a hard
siege with pneumonia few weeks ago,
was in Tuesday from Gambel gulch. In
dependent district. Although able to
be out and attend to business he is still
very weak.
G. w. Mabee. Jr., OF Central, Il. d.
Sterling. OF Russell Gulch, r. NJ. Jessup.
OF Bloody gulch, and q. Quintrall, OF
Smaller New York, registered at the
Beebee last Thursday, says the Idaho
Springs Gazette.
John Jordan, w. I. Warren, Thomas
II. Mitchell, w. Ii. Johns and Harry
Chapel have returned from Boulder,
where they attended the annual meeting
OF the grand castle OF Colorado Knight ts
Of the Golden Eagle.
Thomas l.. Plemmons returned from
Denver Friday evening, where he at
tended the annual grand council OF the