Gilpin observer., 1899-10-19
PERSONALS.


A. Sears, and a former resident of this
city, is now located at Los Angeles, Cali
, fornia, occupying the position of deputy
, water commissioner of the 9th ward.
Andrew Sandberg, the Democratic
r candidate for sheriff of Clear Creek
: Creek county was calling en- Central
friends last Saturday.
Captain E. w. Hurlbut OF Denver, reg
J istered at the Teller Friday evening. He
was attending to legal business here the
following day.
Mrs. William H. Moxan of Empire,
Clear Creek county, was visiting her sis
ter, Miss May Leidinger, in this city, last
Saturday.
Henry Rothouse of the Alcott, Jeffer-
son county, mineral springs, came up on
Saturday to attend to business matters
here. He returned on the afternoon
train.
Mrs. Francis B. Mcleod left for Boul-
der last Saturday, accompanied by her
daughter Miss Kitty The latter will re-
main there some length of time in the
hopes of benefiting her health at lower
altitude.
Mrs. S. II. Milans returned to Central
last Thursday to remain here. She was
formerly organist at st. Paul's church.
She is an accomplished organist.
DR.. Ii. P. Davies OF The Pharmacy, is
back from trip to Chicago and New
York city. He had been absent from
the state since the 2O,h nit He found
business matters" humming all over
the east.
Alex G. Newton Of Apex, Pine dis
trict, was attending to business matters
here last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Julia Holcl,, OF South Dakota, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Olsen, and
also her nephew, Mr.. John Harold, in
this city. 1t was quite surprise to
them as she dropped in upon them un-
expectedly. They had not met before in
seven years. Miss Holck will remain
here this winter.
LhOheto "a iANiICs VI tuC - uStlCC tulut,
Lake district, now located at Idaho
Springs, vas attending to business mat
ters connected with that property in
this city IS. Saturday.
The Silver Plume Standard chronicles
the return of Great Prophet Marion
Cook from the great council of Red Men
to that place. He was in attendance at
the last council OF that order. He re-
ports Il pleasant time while East. The
next session of the Great Council will be
held in Milwaukee, Wis.
James Cody, after long visit with
relatives at his former home in Dubuque,
Iowa, returned home Monday evening.
lie is camping on the trail of the man
who received letter from the Key City,
stating that he had got "hoolsed up
while in that city. His returning here
single will be good news to his lady ad-
mirers in the Little Kingdom of Gilpin
county.
Miss Ella Leahy, who has been visiting
for several months friends in st. Joseph.
Mo-, returned last Friday. She will re-
main here, and has taken position
with Mr.. Otto Scheffler at the Union
Bakery, this city.
p. McCann, manager OF the Kansas
Burroughs Consolidated Mines on Quartz
Hill, eft for Denver Sunday afternoon.
He returned Monday evening.
1 NJ II Dantarp,t T..
p. h. Naples, all Of Memphis, Tennessee,
who pulled out OF Central some four
months ago for an extended trip through
Grand and Routt counties, returned to
this 'ity Friday evening. After resting
up ID Denver they return home, but will
comd back next May to take up resi-.
dencA near Steamboat Springs.
Mss EmnaJ. Harsis arrived Mon day
from Denver, rem aiming here until Sat
urdnF, attending to business matters and
visiting her friends.
Ms. Mary Hewitt, cousin OF Mrs
Pauina Putnam, this city arrived from
Clarnda, Iowa, last Sunday evening
and will visit the latter lady. This is
her irst visit to the Rocky Mountains.
Jmes L. Lazier, bank examiner, paid
the First National bank II visit on Mon.
dnyhnd the following day examined the
boots of the Rocky Mountain National
bank, this city.
X Morris, OF Denver, spent the iirst OF
thepresent week here ia looking after
hisProperty interests in this city.
q A. Hammer, OF Denver, was a visitor
to Central on mining business Sunday
and Monday. ..,,,
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