Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1899-09-07
PERSONALS.

Saturday evening after three days
business visit to this city.
Gunnison Tribune: Mrs. J. F. Cof-
man and daughter are spending few
weeks with the brother OF the former, G.
w. Summers. Mrs. Coffman is the wife
of the former beloved pastor OF the Meth
odst church in Gunnison, who is now
located at Central City.
SQUIRE Peter Peterson OF Gilpin was
attending to business here Saturday.
Frank Brooks OF Denver was transact.
ing business in Central Saturday, COM
ing up on the morning train and return
ing in the evening.
Mrs. Sarah Cheatley of Denver re-
turned Thursday after brief visit with
her sister, Mrs. r. G. johnson in this
city.
Mrs. Anna Dillon of Denver, who has
been the guest of Miss Gertrude Hoefe,
this city, returned to her home at the
state capital last Sunday.
Mrs. Horace Clark and son, Paul. OF
Denver were visitors to Central City last
Saturday, dining with Mrs. E. A. Mar
low. Mrs. Clark is the wife of the clerk
OF the state supreme court. They went
home on the $40 train.
Idaho Springs Gazette: j. H. LeMoyne
OF the Hot Pot and Freeland Extension
mines, received word Thursday evening
that his wife was very sick in Denver.
He left Immediately and drove through.
Miss Elizabeth Young, stenographer at
the law office of William c.. Fullerton,
left for Denver Saturday for vacation
Of several days.
Richard w. Brown of the Rocky
Mountain National bank, George Nc
Farlane and John Kevlin OF Nevadaville
returned Friday from fishing trip in
Middle park. The former returned with
quite hirsuite appendage and bronzed
up somewhat from the rays of the sun.
Morgan McCann, who has been spend
ing his vacation with his father in this
place, returned to Denver or Monday,
where he will resume his studies at the
high school or Manual Training school
: in that city.
G. N. Billings and wife, parents OF
: Mrs. Benjamin P. Thomas, are up from
d Denver, visiting their daughter.
: Frank Thomas of Denver, brother OF
Benjamin p. Thomas, of the Sauer- Nc
'' Shane Mercantile company, paid the lat
ter gentleman and wife a visit Sunday.
He was accompanied by Miss Nellie
Andrews. They returned on the evening
train.
Harry Vail, former business man OF
this city, was a visitor to Denver last
Sunday.
Francis Smith, wife and daughter, OF
Naples, Ind, James Routledge of San
Antonia, Texas, and Francis kee OF Peo-
ria, Ills, who have been stopping at
: Idaho Springs, we're visitors to Central
- =, on Sunday.
= Fred Walsen OF Denver came up last
Friday on short visit with his daughter
Mrs. Allan Chamberlain.
r. w. Ballantyne OF the Puzzle mine re-
q turned from Denver Monday.
{. p. McCann, manager OF the Kansas
d Consolidated Mining company, accom-
e panied his son, Morgan, to Denver on
Monday, returning the next day.
DR.. Abe Ashbaugh, son Guy, and Ed
N Davies this city, left for months hunt.
.s ing trip in Routt county, last Monday.
n Mrs. w. G. Fullerton, daughter and
IN son, accompanied by Mr.. Fullerton, left
for Boulder by conveyance Wednesday
where they will take up residence
They move there owing to the continued
thought that she will recover her accus
er toned good health at a lower altitude.
u Miss Sadie johnson OF Logan, Iowa, il
in the city, u guest OF her relatives, II. c
20 johnson and wife.
b. OMrs. Alex Aulsebrook OF Florence il
nc in this city, the guest Of w. j. Lewis ant
d, wife.
A. l.. Anderson OF the furniture parlo
and wife, after pleasant visit with rela
no tives at Montrose, have returned here.
st, Hon. Samuel |. Lorah of Denver cam
&C. up Friday on visit with his old tim
friends and acquaintances in this baila
wick, whore he spent the best part of hi
life. To all appearances, friend Samue
a, seems TO rather enjoy life in that metro
Mt poltan city.
or Contractor Nate A. Sears, who visi,e
re Victor last week, secured five contract
while away for the erection of new an
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