Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1899-08-31
PERSONALS.

Nate A. Sears, contractor Of this city,
left last Friday for Victor.
Miss Ethel Harris returned Friday
afternoon after snort visit with Central
friends. She was accompanied by her
father, Ed L. Harris.
Miss Mabel Champion, this city, has
returned from Sedalia, Colorado, where
she has been visiting a married sister for
the past two months. She will be one
OF the graduating class of 1900 of the
Central City high school.
A. L. Collins, who has been attending
to mining business in the San Juan Sec
tion, has returned to this city.
Boulder Herald, August 25th: Mrs.
Ellingham, who has been visiting with
Neil Mckenzie and wife, feft for her
home in Denver last Saturday. MIR. and
Mrs. Mckenzie and two daughters, Isa-
bel and Catherine, also went to Denver,
the latter three con ntinuing over to Cen
tral City for several days visit.
David NJ. Richards, president of the
National Mutual Insurance company,
whose Office is at 300 Ernest & Cranmer
building, Denver, came up from the state
capital Saturday evening and spent Sun
day here, the guest of Hugh A. Campbell
and wife. Mr.. Richards is also mem
Der of the board of regents of the state
university at Boulder.
Bradford Black, business man of
Idaho Springs, was over to see the gro
GERS, undertakers, ct al go down into de-
feat in Sundays ball game here.
Miss Clara Morgan leaves in the morn
ing for Aspen on months vacation,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs. X.
Rodda, in that city.
John Butler, former resident of this
city, now located at Cripple Creek, is
visiting friends here.
John Thomas, who is prospecting in
the northwestern part of the county, on
the divide between the Middle Boulder
and Jenny gulch, was in the first of the
week after supplies. He reports that
there is a good deal of mining being done
there.
Prof. c. E. Linderman of the Stewart
mine, Hawkeye district, was attending
to business matters at the county seat
last Monday.
F. G. Young, president of the Gunnei
Gold Mining and Milling company, camt
up from Denver Monday morning, regis
tering at the Teller.
e. Goldman left Sunday afternoon 70
Denver, returning the following day.
Mrs. c. Klein of Denver, after a visi
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. Mack, on Wes
d Eureka street, returned home Friday.
: William Harvey, who has been visitin.
his aged mother at Hazel Green, Wis
!, for several weeks, returned to Central OF
: Sunday.
Abe Rachofsky OF the New York Store
r Mercantile company, after a two weeks
visiting at Durango, Silverton and Sal
Lake city, returned on Monday evening
Abe says he had a splendid time and
met many old friends and acquaintances
I W.. Davis, representing the Denver
Evening Times, was pleasant caller a
The OBSERVER Office Tuesday.
Miss Florence Carlson, who has beer
visiting friends at Boulder for the past
three weeks, has returned and will re
/, sumo her studies at the public schools O
= this city next Tuesday.
4 Miss Carrie Mcleod Of the Centra
Q City public schools, left Tuesday fo
: Denver. She will return Saturday.
Sam W. Miller OF the East Whiting
mine returned from Denver Tuesday.
q Miss Agnes Flynn, this city, left 70,
Denver Tuesday, where she will visit
relatives
, Mrs. II. G. Thurman and daughter
Mabel, who have been visiting the for
mers brother ut Aspen for several week.
= returned to Central Monday. Josie, hel
eldest daughter, will remain with hel
uncle for some time yet.
= Louis Racho.sky, OF the New Yorl
Store Mercantile company, left for Den
! yer yesterday on visit with his famil,
in that city.
The Misses Mamie and Annie Costello
OF Denver, are the guests OF Mr.. j. A
Gilmour and family Of this city.
Attorney w. G. Fullerton returned
from his ranch in Middle park last even
ing. He was accompanied by his wife
daughter and son. His fam lily have
been sending several weeks in that 10
calty.
Fred Gcltch, OF the Middle Boulder