Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
PERSONALS.

Matt Jelinke, superintendent of the
Boulder county mine, in Grand Island
district, Boulder county, came in and
spent Saturday here.
Mr.. Griffith state mine inspector after
week spent here in going through the
property of the Cook Gold Miuing Com
pany on Bobtail hill, the Robert Emmet
on Maryland mountain, and other Gilpin
county properties has returned to Den
yer.
Hugh Edwards, who has been visiting
his invalid father at Dodgeville, Wis,
for several weeks, returned to Central
last Friday morning.
Mr.. Jacob Leidinger OF Sheridan hill,
left Friday for Cripple Creek, where he
will examine mining properties, remain.
ing there until the 8th inst. He was ac-
companied by his wife.
Nelson Franklin, wife and children
and Mrs. V. M. Kepler left Sunday af-
ternoon for 4th of July outing at Pc
terson's Lake. While at the lake Mrs.
Kepler secured several landscape photos
of the mountains in that vicinity.
Postmaster Fred T. Gooch of Rollins
vile, was a visitor to the county seat last
Saturday, laying in supplies for the 4th
of July.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay and son Dowell,
returned to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Frank Kengel of Detroit, Mich, who
is interested in the Galena group of
mines on Central City hill, arrived here
last Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Sweeney of Dubuque,
Iowa, arrived in Central last Saturday,
and will visit her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cody until next October. She
visited here some three years ago and
was 80 we'll pleased with the mountains
that she concluded she would again es-
cape the extreme summer heat OF the
Key City OF the Hawkeye state.
The Boulder Herald of June 30 says
Ernest LIE Neve Foster and son Oscar,
the latter just returned from Princeton,
arrived last Tuesday as the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Teal.
Petite Aimee Bristol this city, left
Sunday morning for Denver where she
spent her 4th with her former school
mate Nettie Harris.
Ambrose Kelley Of the Register Call
force, left for Denver Sunday, returning
Wednesday.
Idaho Springs News: II. J. Kruse and
wife of Denver, stopped off Saturday on
the way home from the Masonic conven-
tion. On Sunday the son, H. q. Kruse
and wife, came over from Central City,
took dinner at the Portland, and all
drove back to Central City together.
Henry Bruce Teller, son of Senator
Teller, graduated from Yale last week.
Also George w. Mabee, jr., Edgar A.
Jones, Herbert 7. Herr, George w. Skin.
ner, Fred B. Tritch and james c. JEFF
feray, all Colorado boys.
Miss Edith Weymouth, after a pleas
ant visit with Miss Lilly Lake and other
friends in this city, returned to her
home in Denver Monday afternoon.
Henry w. Lake, of Littleton, former
prominent mining and mill man OF Black
Hawk, visited his brother, Byron S.
Lake, this week
Judge Flor Ashbaugh was transacting
business in Denver Saturday.
Manager Mccain, OF the Kansas Bur
roughs Consolidated Mining company,
made business trip to Denver Satur-
day morning, returning on the evening
train.
James A. Gilmour arrived from the
Jim Blaine group OF mines at Perigo
Saturday evening. He remained here
until to-day, when he returned.
Alfred Wettstein, Of the Surprise mine
west OF this city, returned from Denver
Sunday evening. He went out to the
mine Monday afternoon.
Fred Nelson took in Denver last Sun.
day, returning in the evening.
Z. M. Messiter, OF the Perigo mine
and mill, spent Sunday with friends in
this city. Ed spent his Fourth OF July
in Denver, as that city has great attrac-
tions for him.
George Perry, father of G. w. and
John Perry, was visiting his sons here
the first OF the week, remaining until
after the Fourth Of July.
John McDermott, late OF the Teller
house, this city, paid Central friends
visit Saturday, returning to Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Thomas TriDlett wei. .known hare ne