Gilpin observer., 1899-09-21
PERSONALS.

Day OF Atonement, with his family in
that city.
Golden Transcript: There is sincere
regret among the people OF Golden over
the departure of Rev. II. B. Cook, who
has been assigned to the Methodist
church at Pueblo. Mr. and Mrs. Cook
made many warm friends during their
two years residence here.
Hon. John G. McShane returned
Thursday evening from a business trip
to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sauer, after an
absence of over four months in Germany,
have returned to their home in Denver
Both were much benefited by their visit
and trip across the pond
Mrs. Jos. Retallack and little daughter
Gladys returned from Denver Thurs
day evening. They say that the people
of that city outstripped themselves in
the reception given given the First Colo
RADIO regiment on their arrival there
Thursday.
-Hieo una cCuhClI TeIuTueu
Denver Thursday evening.
Postmaster Il. j. Sears returned from
brief butiness trip to Denver Thursday
evening.
Rossiter w. Raymond, of the New
York Engineering and Mining Journal
Clarence King and w. S. Keyes are at
Butte, Montana, where they will testify
as experts in the Parrott suit. The case
will be on several weeks.
Henry Bolthoff, OF the Hendrie &
Bo!thotf Manufacturing company, Den
yer, came up Friday morning to look
after his James Henry mine and other
properties here in which he is interested.
He returned Saturday.
ii. q. Eastman, superintendent of the
Ontario Gold Mining company, returned
from business trip to Denver Friday
morning.
Miss A. r. Little, of Denver, we'll
known as lady modiste, came up from
Denver Friday noon, and will again have
charge of the millinery department of
the New York Store Mercantile COM
pany.
Captain Thomas r. Acres, of the Den
yer Times, and wife, Mrs. Joseph Neeley
and Miss Laura d. NARROW, of Mime.
npolis, Minnesota, arrived here last Fri.
day. After dining with their sster-in-
law, Mrs. Emma A. NARROW, and calling
on Mesdames G. M. Laird and j. Fl.
Nichols, they returned to Denver This
was the first visit OF Mrs. Neeley to
Colorado, herself and miss Laura com
ing to Denver from Minneapolis to at
tend the nuptials of their niece, Miss
Mabel M. Acres, which occurred in Den
yer the evening of September ~. Miss
Laura will remain in Colorado, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Acres.
o. X. Hand, of the Colorado First
Regiment, was the first one OF the return
ing soldiers to reach Central. He came
up on Saturday mornings train. 1t kept
him pretty busy when he put in an ap-
pearance on Main and Eureka streets
in shaking hands with his friends who
met him.
Mrs. Irene Parker, of Montrose, and
Mrs. Henry Hartman, OF Denver, both
former residents of this city, arrived last
Saturday morning and were the guests
of Mrs. Emma A. NARROW until the fol
lowing Monday.
Judge Flor Ashbaugh was called 70
Georgetown Thursday to try Bridget
Thompson for insanity, Judge Crist, of
Gear Creek county, being absent. The
Jury brought in verdict of "insane, "
and the upfortunate woman was taken
to the insane asylum at Pueblo Judge
Ashbaugh returned to Central Saturday
morning.
Mrs. III. B. Cook and niece left for
Pueblo Wednesday of last week to Join
Rev. II. B. Cook, who went down the
previous Saturday to assume his pas.
toral duties, says the Globe.
The smiling countenance of Mr.. Thos.
Triplett, A. 2. S. Coxs right.hand bower
at the Teller, was seen on the streets of
Central on Sunday. He is now located
in the office of the st. Cloud hotel at
Canon City. After dining with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Faulkner, he returned u
Denver on the afternoon passenger train
Mnjor Hal Sayr arrived from Boulder
Saturday, and remained here several
days looking after mines on Quartz hill
and other points in the county in which
he is Interested.
u. a. Hoffman OF the Kansas. Burrough
Consolidated Mining company, came up
| from Denver Tuesday morning. remnin.