Gilpin observer., 1899-12-14
PERSONALS.

content to live and die with his first and
only love, the Golden Queen. Put il
there again, Michael.
Humphrey Williams, who has been in
the employ of the Colorado Tylephone
company for some length of time in ex-
tending the cut off line from George
town to Leadville via Argentine pass,
came in Wednesday evening of last
week on short visit with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Griffith " Williams, this city.
He left for Boulder Friday morning,
where the com pany are adding improve
ments to the line on that circuit.
Miss Shafer, niece of Mr.. Barnabus
Huber, is up from Denver visiting
friends in Central, where she formerly
resided.
III. c. Wagner, the genial and popular
travelling passenger agent of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee ~ st. Paul railway,
paid Central IA visit Saturday, returning
to Denver on the afternoon train. MIR.
Wagner distributed while here mum
Der of handsome calendars for the
year 1860.
Mrs. G. G.. Vivian and her sons came
down tFom GEORGETOWN Tuesday after
noon, says the Idaho Springs News, and
the family will make their home here in
the future. Many old friends are glad
to welcome them back
Iur 10, u l,
ter returned from visiting friends in
Wisconsin last Saturday.
Mrs. Ed L Harris, who was summoned
here Thursday by the illness of her hus-
band, returned to Denver accompanied
by her little daughter, Saturday after
moor.
II. a. Hoffman, treasurer of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, came up on Monday and paid
off the employees of that company, as
well as bills for supplies fer the month
of November.
Miss Dolly Eeaman left for Denver
last Friday afternoon where she will
visit her sister, Mrs Daniel Fuelscher,
and friends at the capital She was ac-
companied by her nephew, Master Wal
ter Fuescher.
DR.. Asquith returned Saturday even
ing, after an absence OF two weeks in
Chicago, and other leading places in the
Prairie state.
ThnnnnC / Trrinn e L. To-
Lake Russell district, was over from
Idaho Springs Tuesday, transacting
business in the head center of the Little
Kingdom of Gilpin.
Georgetown Herald: Attorney Chas.
G. Post went to Denver Wednesday
morning on business connected with the
court, and will return tomorrow. Charlie
is one OF the old land marks OF Gilpin
and Clear Creek counties and if the
News don't get his picture among the
list Of Colorado pioneers and n few of
his realistic experiences, they will
surely miss something worth having
but don't tell the judge that we gave
you this pointer.
Henry Rothouse, OF the Alcott,
Jefferson county, mineral springs, was
attending TO business matters here
Saturday, returning Sunday morning.
Miss Emma j. Harris arrived from
Denver Monday evening and spent the
week here attending to business matters.
She returns Saturday.
Mrs. Melita Warren, OF Fairbault, Min
nesota, who has been visiting Gilpin
county friends, returned home last Sat
urday.
State Senator S. V. Newell returned
from Beaver on Monday.
II. Morris was up from Denver tho frs,
OF the week, looking after his real estate
interests here.
County Treasurer Christopher Trezise
who has been under the weather fol
some length of time owing to violent
cold he contracted some time ago, is ou,
attending to the duties OF his Office
again.
Mr.. Stephan. OF the Geiger group o
mines, Pine district, showed up brighI
and early yesterday morning. He re
ports the snow drifted to quite depti
in that portion Of the county.
Daniel Tull of Caribou, Bouldc
county, is visiting Central friends
coming over in a sleigh.
Al Chamberlain, wife and little sor
hrve returned from Denver.
Mr.. Il. Goldman received Telegram
from Lancaster, Penn, stating that hi
son in law Mr.. Robinson had died Mt hi
home in that place yesterday morning
Mr.. Goldman and wife left yesterday al
ternnon to attend the ohaenuics.