Gilpin observer., 1899-09-28
PERSONALS.

| frlenQs, remaining there through carni-
val week.
Miss Jennie Cody left for Denver Sun
day afternoon on visit with her friend,
Miss May McElroy. She will remain in
that city through the Festival of Noun
tain and Plain, returning next Sunday.
Louis Swanbeck, the grand duke of
Saguache, was visitor to Central last
Friday and Saturday. He was auditor
of state under the Waite administration
of state affairs.
Peter Dillon has returned to Central
from Oregon. While away he purchased
a stock range on the Columbia river, in
the state of Washington. AS soon as he
can close up his business here he will
remove his family there.
Messrs. Franklin and Lewis, two
prominent business men of Bevidere,
Illinois, spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city, the guests of Nelson Franklin,
brother OF the former gentleman.
Mrs. ID. p. Van Fleet and daughters,
Misses Pearl and Stella, left Thursday
afternoon for Denver, where they remain
during the winter. A number OF friends
OF Pearl and Stella accompanied them as
far as Forks of the Creek. Mr.. Van Fleet
will remain here and look after his min
ing interests.
Philip Mixsell, former resident of
this city, now "A prominent mining and
mill man at Idaho Springs, was calling
on Central friends Saturday. He was
accompanied by his wife and two little
sons, who are as bright as bright can be
regular chips off the old block. They
returned in the afternoon.
Mrs. Batchelder and daughter Ida left
for Denver yesterday afternoon to remain
until Sunday.
G. Schisser, late of the Colorado First
Regiment Volunteers, left Sunday after
noon for Denver. 1t is probable that he
will visit Arizona on prospecting trip
for parties in Denver. In case he should
he promises giving his impressions OF
that section Though the columns of
IHE OBSERVER.
William Preville, OF the Mineral Palace,
this city, took in the Festival of Noun
tain and Plain in Denver this week, and
tjok with him his kodak, so as to get
snap shots Of the sights in that metrop-
oils.
United States Deputy Mineral Sur.
veyor Samuel A. Rank returned Sunday
evening, after an absence OF a week at
tending to professional business in Boul-
der county.
Miss Dora Rachofsky, after a short
but pleasant visit with Central friends,
returned to her home in Denver Sunday
afternoon.
Frank Cody has returned to this city
from the saw mill of Fletcher a. Jones,
on the South Boulder, where he has
been employed. Frank will attend the
public school here during the fall and
winter term.
Idaho Springs Gazette: J. f. Harms,
who enlisted in Company b, First Colo
RADIO, and formerly of this place, was in
town Wednesday looking in on his old
friends. His fund of narrative and speci.
mems of Japanese and Philippine curios
seems inexhaustible, and his visit was
much enjoyed by all who met him. After
the carnival he will take trip to his
parents home in Indiana, returning in a
month or so to Central City, where a
good position awaits his pleasure.
Mrs. George l.. Reppert and daughter,
OF Chicago, Illinois, arrived Monday
evening, taking rooms at the Teller.
Master Merle NARROW left for Denver
Tuesday to remain until Sunday.
John Turck, OF the Colorado Central
mine near Georgetown, u former resi-
dent and powder merchant OF this city,
was guest at the Teller Tuesday even
Ing.
F. ii. Clark, OF the East Whiting mine,
returned from Denver Tuesday evening.
Among other mining men returning
from Denver on Wednesday we're Il.
LeNeve Foster, of the Saratoga Consoi.
dated, and G. w. Mabee, Sr,, OF the
Newfoundland. The son OF the latter,
who graduated in June from Yale, is
now with a surveying party in Lake
county, near Leadville.
Attorney Thomas Irwin, who was in.
jured some days ago by being thrown
from horse, was attending to business
matters IN this city last Thursday. He
Is now located Mt Idaho Springs.
E. H. Messter, superintendent OF the
Tonawanda Mining and Leasing Com
pany. who are working the Perigo mine