Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23
PERSONALS.

Souuly OIcrh anu hecOruer UpueSrat
returned Thursday noon of last weel
from business trip to Denver.
J VIM. Fisher, travelling correspondent
and agent of the Denver Evening Times
arrived here last Thursday to attend to
business for that enterprising journal.
Mr.. Kuhns of the Hidee Gold Mining
company, who has been attending to
business matters in Denver, returned to
Central last Friday evening.
Miss Alma Parsons of this city, who
was injured in Denver some time ago by
falling off bicycle, is now able to be out
again.
j. FL. McDermott of the Teller left for
Denver Thursday and returned the first
of the week.
Ed G. Mason, a practicing attorney
formerly at Idaho Springs, has removed
to Boulder, where he has opened law
Office.
Boulder Herald: Mr.. Kemp, who owns
the greater part of Eldora, was in the
city last Friday, accompanied by his WIFE
They contemplate locating in Boulder,
as they like the place. In this respect
they are like thousands of others who
come here on a visit. II is the best and
prettiest place in the world.
Ray Knight of this city left for Tama
City, Iowa, today, where he will visit rel
atives and friends.
Golden Globe: The name of George
X. Kimball was sent to the senate on
Monday as n member of the board of
control of the Boys Industrial School at
Golden. Mr.. Kimball is one of our we'll
known old residents, an honest man and
a good selection for the place to which
he has been appointed.
f. III. Messenger, cashier Of the First
National bank; George w. Mabee, ST.,
and Dr. L. p. Davies, of The Pharmacy,
all spent Sunday with their families in
Denver, returning to these hill tops on
Monday.
Fred Geltch, of the Middle Boulder
saw mill, spent st. Patricks day in Cen
tral, and took in the ball and reception
of the Hibernians at Turner hall Friday
evening
Miss May Leidinger, of Sheridan hill,
Vermllion district, came in Friday and
remained here until Monday, the guest
of Miss Jennie Cody.
State Senator S. V. Newell and son,
III. c., spent Saturday evening and Sun
day in the city. The senator and son re-
turned Sunday afternoon to Denver.
Master Morgan Mccain, student at
the Emerson school in Denver, came up
Saturday and remained here until Sun
day afternoon the guest of his father,
Mr.. p. McCann. Morgan is longing for
the spring vacation, which he will spend
in this city.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay was shaking
hands with Central and Black Hawk
friends last Friday and Saturday. and
attending to legal business here.
Deputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor Sam
uel A. Rank returned from Denver,
where he spent Sunday with his family.
Richard Mueller of the Mueller Com
mission company returned from Denver
on Tuesday.
DIR. Asquith is back from the valley,
where he has been enjoying himself in
shooting ducks and geese The doctor
is a crack shot with rifle or shot gun, and
quite Nimrod.
Percy Alsdorf is in receipt of letter
from w. Ii. Paul, who left Central ten
| days ago for the Bassic mine in Custer
county, stating that he arrived there all
right, and that he had entered upon his
duties as consulting engineer and assist
ant superintendent OF that property.
Mr.. Griffith Williams had re-
lapse a few days ago, and is lying very
ill at his home on Spring street.
DIR. Ashbaugh thinks he will pull him
through all right.
C. W. Deems of Denver was attending
to mining business here the first of the
week.
Forbes Rickard of the 7G Gold Mining
company, retuned from a few days visit
in Denver Tuesday morning.
Chas. Hickox and wife returned from
a short visit in Denver Monday evening.
Messrs. II. j. Hawley, Henry p. Lowe
and John Best are back from Denver.
Miss Melita Henry of Auburn, New
York, is in the city, visiting relatives.
City Marshal NJ. f. Keleher has rc.
ceved n letter from Arizona that his sis
ter, Mrs. Chinn, who was burned by a
fire last month, died on Tuesday, the l4th
instant.
| Miss Ethel Nevins OF Denver arrived
in Central Tuesday and will take charge
of the millinery department ut THE Gill
pin" There will be IL grand Easter
opening next week, look out for the adv
in next weeks OBSERVER.
Chlrence X. Colvin has returned from
| Cripple Creek. He confirms the state.
ment published in the Mining Depart
ment OF THE OBSERVER IN regard to the
intentions OF the Cook Gold Mining com.
pany, in case Of the pulling Of the pumps
at the incline SHIFT OF .he Gregory lode
Pianos, Organs and Sowing Machines
Sold, rented or repaired by
w. S. DuPEE. Central City,
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