Gilpin observer., 1900-01-04
PERSONALS.

Edwyna returned to Denver on Molday,
after ten days visit with the doctor,
relatives and friends in this city.
81. A. Hoffman, vice president and
treasurer of the Kansas Burroughs Con
solidated Mining company, was up this
week from Denver.
Ed l.. Harris returned from Denver
Tuesday evening. He was accompanied
by petite Aimee Bristol, who has been
visiting his family in that city.
Hugo Kruse, wife and little son Victor
returned from Denver Tuesday evening,
where they spent the New Year with
Grandpa and Grandma Kruse.
W. II. Nichols, of the Robert Emmett
mine, and Abe Rachofsky, manager of
the New York store, were among others
coming up from Denver Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Harry Hamor and child returned
from Denver Tuesday.
j. F. Vivian, formerly connected with
the state insurance commissioners in
Denver, now flourishing merchant at
Golden, accompanied by j. S. Wells,
county clerk and recorder elect of Jeffer.
son county were visitors here Tuesday,
coming up from Golden on the morning
train. They were shown around this city
and Black Hawk by r. w. Lichtenheld,
their former townsman. Both returned
on the afternoon train to the future
Lowell of the west.
w. F. Orahood left for Denver Friday
afternoon, where he will reside. He will
have office room with Teller & Orahood.
George Philips ,son of Mr.. Charles
Philips and wife, this city, who is n
student at Jesuit College, near Denver,
returned Monday, after spending his
holiday vacation with his parents.
Mrs James Bradley, who spent Christ.
mas with her sister, Mrs. Nate A. Sears,
this city, returned to her home near
Berthoud on Sunday.
Fl. l.. Morris, one of the former owners
of the Rialto mine, and at one time gen
eral manager of the same, was guest at
the Teller last Friday and Saturday
He is now a resident of Denver.
DIR. Henry Paul came up from Denver
Saturday morning. He was accompa-
MED by his eldest son, Harry.
Mrs. Sadie Alexander (nee Costello)
has returned to her home In Cripple
Creek after spending the holidays with
ker mother in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Varnell and little daughter
Beryl, of Chicago are in the city, the
guests of Grandpa and Grandma Robert
l.. Martin, having rooms at the Teller.
Miss Martha Hawley, otter spending
the holidays with her sisters, Mrs. G. w.
Perry and Mrs. Charles Wiley, in this
city, returned home to Denver Monday
afternoon.
Anton Sessull, after tussle with
pneumonia, has so far convalesced as to
permit him to visit Denver, leaving here
on Sunday. He will remain there and
recuperate.
Mr.. Morgan McCann returned to Den
yer Tuesday morning, and will assume
his studies at the Emerson school in
that city.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Richards and son, of Apex,
left Tuesday morning by stage for their
home, having returned from Denver.
Esquire Peter Peterson, of Gilpin, was
attending to business matters at the
county seat Tuesday. He was accompa
MED by Mr.. Scott of the same place.
The latter has been compelled to close
down the Douglass stamp mill at Wide
Awake, owing to the scarcity OF water.
Hon. John c. McShane came up from
his ranch near Arvada Tuesday morning,
and will remain here until Saturday.
John Best returned from Denver Tues
day morning.
District Prosecuting Attorney Il. L.
Regengitter was over from Idaho
Springs on Monday morning attending
to business pefore the district court.
which convened at 1:30 p. m. that day.
Robert Harris, Jr., OF Denver, was n
visitor to Central the first of the week.
State Senator Sam V. Newell has been
appointed by Governor Thomas as dele
gate to the mining congress which holds
its annual session in Milwaukee, Wis.
consin, in June, 1879. A good selection
OF representative mining and mill man.
Mr.. G. G. Wright, pu blisher OF the late
Gilpin County Republican, this city,
left on Friday last for Lake City, Colo.
rado where he will locate. The OBsER
YER wishes him abundant success
wherever he may go. Chris is n hale
| fellow well met. He WAS nccom nanied