Gilpin observer., 1899-06-29
PERSONALS.

| Judge H. A. Hicks returned from a
business trip to Denver last Friday.
G. E. Mcclellan, of Idaho Springs, was
visitor to Central Tuesday and yester-
day.
Hon. Willard Teller was in attendance
at the district court last Monday after
noon.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay OF Denver, came
up Sunday evening, accompanied by his
son Dowell.
DR.. Ii P. Davis, OF The Pharmacy, left
for Denver Sunday evening, returning
on Monday.
Sam w. Miller OF the East Whiting
mine, returned from Denver yesterday
evening" where he spent Sunday.
Miss Mabel Champion is spending her
summer vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Fl. J. Hoskins, at Sedalia, Colorado.
Mrs. Henry Dennis and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, have returned from Boulder
where they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Hoefe and two daughters
returned from Denver Monday evening,
where they spent Sunday with friends.
Thomas H. Potter, president OF the
Rocky Mountain National Bank, who
spent Sunday in Denver, returned Mon
day morning.
Mrs. N. Nordquist, Of this city, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Peter johnson
at Boulder, and Mrs. Ed Brubaker at
Ward, Boulder county.
Mrs. Moore, mother of Conductor w.
b. Moore, who has been visiting her son
and his wife for some days, returned
Thursday to her home in Denver.
Colonel George E. Randolph came up
from Denver Thursday noon. After
transacting business here he drove over
to Idaho Springs in the afternoon.
j. s. Smith and wife OF Yankee, were
visitors to Central on Monday. Mr..
Smith was formerly proprietor of the
stage line between this city and Yankee.
Fred Hurd now employed at Kelley's
printing house, Denver, came up Satur.
day and spent Sunday with grandpa and
grandma Hurd. Hewas accompanied by
his wife and little girl.
Mrs. George Ebert Of Yankee, who has
been in Denver the past three months
owing to i'll health, came up from the
state capital Monday morning, and left
by stage after dinner for Yankee.
DR.. Henry Pael, D. Denver, spent sev.'
eral days this week looking after his
mining interests in Nevada and Russell
district. He has holdings on the Forks
lode on the westerly portion of Quartz
hill.
The Misses Lena Wilson and Margie
Harris, this city, left Thursday for
Berthoud, where they will spend the
summer vacation the guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth j.
Wilson.
Mrs. Jeanette Caifaratti and daugh-
ter petite Hildah, and Mrs. Bellows left
for Denver on last Saturday evenings
passenger. Hildah will remain there
several weeks visiting her grandmother
and aunt.
Alfred Wettstein OF the Surprise mine
Vermillion district, came in last Satur-
day. He reports that the mines being
worked in that portion of the Golden
Queen, have superabundance of water
in their lower workings.
The Greeley Sun OF June "a snys:
james Couch of Central City was in
this city this week, the guest OF G. w.
Morgan. Mr.. Couch is in the confec.
tionery and stationary business, and was
formerly MIR. Morgan's employer.
Miss Loretta Doran after n visit with
friends at Santa Barbara, California, re-
turned Sunday evening much improved
by her trip to the Golden State. She re-
sumed her duties at the Rocky Mount
ain Bank, this city, Monday morning.
Hon. John G. McShane came up from
Arvada Tuesday and returned yesterday.
About the 10th OF the coming month he
will bring his wife up with him, when
they will reside at their residence on
Second West High street during the
summer months.
Boulder Tribune, June %: Mrs. j
Fullerton, with her three daughters, left
Saturday for Central City to join her
husband who is now working in that
place. Their household goods we're
shipped several days ago and they will
permanently reside in Central.
Hon. ii. j. Kruse, ex.president Of the
Clear Creek Valley Masonic Association
who was in attendance at the third an