Gilpin observer., 1899-11-30
PERSONALS.

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Iowa, returned to her home in the
Hawkeye state Saturday morning. She
has been visiting Boulder and Gilpin
county friends since last August.
A letter received here from Indian
apolis, Ind, states that Charles Mercer
and bride will arrive in this city about
the 10th of December. Charley will
resume work upon his group OF lode
prospects in Wisconsin districts.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay came up from
Denver on Friday, returning Saturday
evening.
Fred T. Gooch, postmaster at Rollins
vile, was attending to business matters
at the county seat Saturday.
William Kriley shook the dust of
Gilpin county from his brogans last
Saturday, and left for Leadville, where
he will secure mining position. He is
tip top miner and handy at black
smiths forge or at the brakes of a hoist
ing rig.
Charles Rittmaster OF Boulder arrived
Thursday evening on visit with Abe
Rachofsky Of the New York Store Mer-
camille company. He returned Saturday.
Sam Pelton, former dry goods mer-
chant Of this city. was visitor to Cen
tral City last Thursday and Friday. He
is now located in Denver.
Mrs. ]. w. Bostwick of Denver came
up Thursday on brief visit with friends
on Thursday. She returned Saturday,
accompanied by her husband, who is
superintendent of the Hawley Gardner
mine on Quartz hill
Prof e. G. Lnderman came in from
Stewart gulch last Thursday morning
and left for Denver on the afternoon
train. The professor only few days
before returned from trip to the east
on business connected with mining. lie
will return here next week.
Golden Globe: John Terrl., who has
been lame for many years, caused by an
injury to his heel while mining coal,
has lately been forced by his increasing
lameness to have his leg amputated 1t
took two operations-one below the
knee, where the bone was found to be
diseased, and then above the knee. We
hope that John will stand the shock and
recover He is in the hospital at Den
yer and his faithful wife is attending
him.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Colonel G. G.
Vivian and wife will, we learn, make
their home here again after the first of
the year. Idaho will welcome them
gladly.
Mrs. II. j. Sears, after three weeks
visit in Denver, returned home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Joseph Retallack and daughter,
petite Gladys, returned Friday from
visit with relatives and friends in
Denver.
Miss Emma Claire, after a three
weeks visit in Denver, returned Sat
urday.
Boulder Herald, Nov. %: Mrs. ]. F..
Chamberlain, who returned from the
east last week, was gone six weeks and
had good time. She was for a while
at Chicago, where she enjoyed visiting
very much, She brought her mother,
Mrs. Maudling, of McLeansboro, ILL.,,
along home with her. Mrs Maudling
expects to remain year or two.
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day. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Abe Richie, and little
son. The latter have been spending
several months here, and on reaching
Denver they went to their home in
Durango, Colorado.
w. ii. Paul, superintendent OF the
Rawlins Gold Mining company, at Lin.
coin, Utah, came in on Tuesday, remain
ing here until yesterday, when he re-.
turned to Denver. After short visit
there with his parents, he will leave for
Utah.
Sterling Moore, lately in business in
Denver, after visit with his brother
William Moore and family, returned to
Golden Saturday. Sterling har not de.
termined where he will locate.
=. McCann, manager OF the Kansas.
Burroughs Consolidated Mining com.
pany's properties, left yesterday for Den
yer, where he will spend Thanksgiving
with his son Morgan. Before returning
to Central, he will visit mining prop
erty in the San Juan section.
Miss Julia Sennett returned from
Denver Monday, where she spen. sun.
day with relatives.
Teller House.
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