Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20
PERSONALS.

! Miss Laura B. Mayor. this city, is
visiting Mrs. Rus Thompson at Boulder
Rev. Father Carrigan, OF Denver, paid
Rev. Father Desaulnier visit Thursday
and Friday OF last week.
Jacob Crowel, the hermit of Cotton
wood station, was transacting business
in the city last Monday.
Miss Laura Trenoweth, of this city, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and
family at Idaho Springs.
w. G. Fullerton has returned from his
ranch in Middle park. His family will
remain there some length OF time yet.
William Fullerton, of the New Gunnell
Gold Mining an Milling company, was
up from Denver last Friday and Satur
day.
w. j. Smith, OF Denver, connected
with the Continental Oil company, spent
Sunday in this city, guest at the
Teller.
Albert Sears, who was visitor to
Denver for ten days, returned Sunday,
and is again at his post of duty at the
postoffice.
General Manager Robert L. Martin,
Sr., of the Hill Banta Consolidated Mines
company, returned from a business trip
to Denver Monday evening.
Henry Morgan, better known as
Dock" is up from Denver visiting his
mother and other relatives in this city,
arriving here last Thursday.
Boulder Tribune, July IA Miss Edith
Weymouth is here as guest of Miss
Myrtle Ziemer. Miss Weymouth was
graduate of the university with the class
of '97.
Newton D. Owen. left Sunday for
Pueblo to attend meeting of the board
OF lunacy commissioners, at which the
new board recently appointed by Cover
nor Thomas effected its organization.
Miss May Burns, having closed her
restaurant in this city, left for Denver
yesterday morning, where she will visit.
AS soon as she closes up her business
here she will visit relatives in DUBUQUE,
Iowa.
Mr.. Thomas A. Irwin, attorney-at-law,
553 Equitable building, Denver, who is
interested in the Garden mine, head OF
Gibson gulch, and the Justice in Leke
district. visited both properties last
Thursday.
Miss Ethel Allison, daughter of DR..
Allison and wife, who has been visiting
relatives at San Francisco, California.
for several months, returned to Central
Monday evening. Miss Ethel had very
enjoyable and pleasant visit in the
Golden state.
w. H. Nichols, jr., and wife, of Chi
cago, and Miss Adelaide and Master
Charles Nichols Of Denver, arrived yes
terday. They are the guests OF E. A.
Nichols and wife. Before returning
they will enjoy few days outing at
Peterson's lake.
Charles P. Hoyt warden OF the peni-
tentiary at Carson City, was visitor TO
Central Tuesday. He will have a guam
tity, OF ore from the Baxter mine on
Quartz hill, in which he is interested
shipped to the Chamberlain sampling
works in Black Hawk to ascertain the
values it contains.
Miss May Leahy, this city, on Monday
morning commenced assisting Mt the
postoffice in Black Hawk. Miss May is
no novice in a postofiice, having been as.
sistant to her father while he was post
master in Central, as we'll as assistant at
different times in the Office under the
administration Of the present postmaster,
81. J. Sears.
H. c. Wagner, travelling passenger
rgent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, after attending 70 business
mrtters here and making trip to
Yankee, west Of this city, looking after
some mining property, returned to Den
YER Sunday afternoon. He was highly
pleased with the outlook OF the Yankee
hill belt OF veins.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Bob Coble,
the erstwhile reducer Of good, bad in
different ores, for long time in the en-.
ploy OF the State Ore Sampling company
at this point, took his departure recently
for the Pacific coast, where he expects
to find haven OF rect, devoid OF annoy
ing and eligible members OF the fair sex
and far from the jurisdiction of his
loved one, Goosetown.
Mr.. Frank Stang, OF Sandusky, Ohio,
a friend OF Theodore Toensmier, this
city, arrived last week, and is the guest
OF the latter gentleman. Mr.. Stang is
one OF the board OF directors Of The