Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25
PERSONALS.

turned yesterday from business trip TO
Denver.
Squire Peter Peterson, of Gilpin, was
attending to business at the county seat
on Monday.
DIR. Henry Paul, came up from Denver
on Monday, to attend TO his mining in
terests here.
Dave Hepner and John Charpell, Of
Silver Plume, were visitors to Central
last Thursday.
ness trip to Denver last Friday, return
ing in the evening.
Mrs. James Bristol and daughter, Miss
Ollie, left for Denver Monday morning,
returning Tuesday evening.
William Morris, of Cripple Creek, came
in on Sundays train, on visit to his pa
rents and two sons, in this city.
Ex-state senator Joseph w. Bostwick,
OF Denver, was attending to business
matters here the first of the week.
Miss Katherine Peers, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Franc Carpen-
ter, at Golden, has returned home.
Mrs. Laura Champion, after brief
visit with friends at Ar7ada, has re-
turned to her home in Central City.
Mrs. John Flynn and youngest child,
Of Denver, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Flynn, this city, arriving here Tues
day.
R. Morris, Of Denver, came up Monday
and remained through the week attend.
ing to his real estate and mining inter-
ests.
Ed. Dunnevan and wife, former resi-
dents of Central, Of Cripple Creek, are
in the city, the guests OF Mrs. Richard
Major.
County Commissioner Newton D.
Owen, was visitor to Denver Monday
and Tuesday, returning the evening Of
the latter day.
Miss Marguerite MARITIME, of Denver,
niece Of Messrs. George and John Merz,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Alderman R. c. Benight returned
from Denver Sunday. His wife and lit
tie daughter will remain at the state cap
ital for some length of time.
Captain Walter B. Jenness, general
manager and superintendent of the Vii
lage Belle mine at Eldora, Boulder
county, was in the city on Tuesday.
Rev. j. M. Desaulnier, Of St. Mary's
Church OF the Assumption, this city,
paid Idaho Springs visit last Thursday,
returning by train the following evening.
Ed. Swiggert, an old "typo," now To-
Gated in Denver, came up on Sunday and
spent the day with his cousin, Charles
Wiley, bookkeeper with the Hawley Mer-
chandise Company.
q. B. Gilbert, Of Denver, a we'll known
mining man who was connected with the
Prize mine, at Nevadaville, WAS guest
at the Teller Sunday.
G. w. Mabee, senior, left for Denver
Monday, whence he went to Cripple
Creek for the purpose OF examining
mines in that locality. He returned to
Central Monday morning.
Golden Globe; Will Lewis and Harper
Orahood former S. s. NJ. students, were
short visit. They were on their way to
Wellington Lake.
Idaho Springs Mining Gazette; II. A.
Hicks and Sam V. Newell, OF Central
City, and G. l.. Hathaway, OF Denver,
were the guests of w. E. Rcnshaw at the
Portland, "Wednesday.
Mr.. Allain Chamberlain left for Den
yer Monday afternoon. He returned on
Tuesday accompanied by his wife and
little son, who have been visiting Mrs.
! Chamberlain's parents and other friends
in the state capital.
Miss Alice r. Little, for some time
past lady modste OF the millinery de-
partment of the New York Store, this
city, left for her home in Denver last
Sunday morning. Miss Mamie Rowe
succeeds her at that store.
Joseph Rettallack, wife and daughter,
Miss Gladys, were among others leaving
Central Sunday morning for Denver. MIR.
Retallick returned on the evening train,
the two latter remaining in that city vis-
iting friends until yesterday.
DIR. Asquith, Frank Bullene, Thomas
Tucker and w. II. Lake, all OF this city,
formed quartette Who drove over TO
Idaho Springs, Sund' y aft ,rnoon, taking
in sermon from tture. and their semi.
annual bath at II Sp ings in that place