Gilpin observer., 1899-03-30
PERSONALS.

l e. u. Qulgley OF loaho Springs spent
Sunday with friends in Central.
OCounty Clerk and Recorder j. S. Up
degraff made business trip to Denver
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Peter G. Hansen returned from
Denver Sunday evening, where she at
tended the funeral Of her nephew.
Will Lichtenheld and Bob Lewis took
in the sights in Denver last Sunday, re-
turning Monday morning.
J. W. Bostwick, OF Denver, one of the
stockholders in the Gilpin Tramway,
came up from Denver on Monday.
Peter Nelson has returned from Long
mont, Boulder county, where he has
been visiting his parents.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay of Denver was
up again Friday and Saturday of last
week, returning home Saturday after
noon.
Postmaster 81. j. Sears returned to
Central Monday, and will keep bachelors
hall until his wife, who is visiting in
Denver for few days, returns.
Miss Clara Morgan returned from Den
yer last Thursday, where she met her
sister, Mrs. Rodda and children, of As.
pen. They accompanied her on her re-
turn to Central.
Edgar Withrow and Edward Mitchell.
students at the State University, Boul-
der, arrived Saturday, and will spend
their spring vacation with their parents
in this city.
G. w. Mabee, ST., returned from Den
yer Monday evening, accompanied by his
son Darrow. The latter will spend his
vacation here, returning to Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
Walter Mcleod and wife returned
from their wedding trip last Friday
evening. They are now at home to their
friends at their residence on First East
High street, Central.
Mrs. w. Fl. Cheatley and daughter,
Mrs. L. G. Mason, and two children, ar
rived from Denver Saturday evening.
They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
c. johnson on First East High street.
Clarence X. Colvln, superintendent of
the Cook Gold Mining company left for
Denver Saturday afternoon, returning
Monday evening. He was accompanied
by NJ. p. Dalton.
Charles Richards, who has been
standby at the Golden Rule store for
nearly six years, will quit that establish
ment April l. Charley is undecided
where he will locate, but probably at
Leadville.
Mrs. d. Shaw and Miss Mabel Teats
left for Denver Monday morning, where
Miss Mabel will spend her spring vaca-
tion with her former schoolmate, Miss
Ethel Harris, Mrs. Shaw returned yes
terday.
Frank Bullene, who has been engaged
in mining at Mt. Wilson, seventeen miles
from Telluride, in the San Juan section
OF the ate, returned to Central last Sat.
urday. He has thrown up his position
there and will remain here.
Golden Transcript: We have been
pleased to meet Morris Stright of Gen.
tral, who drove down Sunday. Mr..
Stright was member of Colorado's ia
vorite Seventh Infantry, and served with
it through that hot Santiago campaign.
Being well up in the Spanish language,
he served most Of the time as Interpreter
for the officers, and is OF course well
posted upon upon all inside workings of
the campaign.
Alderman NJ. D. Morrison of Boulder,
who recently returned to that place from
southern California, paid his Central
friends visit last Thursday and Friday.
From his appearance one would infer
that he fully realized every benefit that
can be gained from a visit to that salu
brious climate.
Miss Mary Recdy, teacher at the pub
lie school in Bay State district, came
home last Saturday, her school having
closed for the spring vacation. She will
remain in this city with her parents, Prof.
J. r. Reedy and wife. The date OF the
summer term has not yet been an
nounced. Miss Mary has given entire
ratisfaction not only to the pupils during
the winter term, but also to the parents.
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