Gilpin observer., 1900-10-18
PERSONALS.


Professor G. f. Lindeman came up on
Saturday evenings train from Leadville
He returned Sunday morning.
James Couch left Sunday afternoon
for Denver where he attended the annual
session of the Colorado grand lodge l. O.
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George N. Steen, proprietor Of the In
ter Ocean Hotel, Denver, was calling on
his friends in Central, last Thursday and
Friday.
William Harvey, wife and son returned
from Hazel Green, Wisconsin, Thursday
evening. His niece Miss Maude Will
Jams, returned with them.
Mesdames James Bowden and George
Williams, of Gilpin, were visiting Cen
tral friends Tuesday, driving over in the
morning and returning 10 the after
noon.
A. Sandberg, of the Lombard Polaris
group of mines, was in from the Yankee
Hill belt of veins on Monday. Sandy
says that that property is looking better
than ever.
Mrs Clara Garland and little niece
Miss Marguerite Rodda, arrived Monday
from Aspen, Pitkin county, and will visit
her mother Mrs j. r. Morgan, this city
for several weeks.
Miss Ida Kruse. daughter of Hon.
Frederick Kruse and wife, who for the
past three years has been studying in
Berlin and London, returned to her home
in this city, last Thursday.
Thomas a. Irvine, of IDAHO Springs
spent Thursday and a portion of Friday
with party of friends in this city.
Tney took in the Justice mine in Lake
Russell district, in which Mr.. Irvine is
interested.
Mrs. Mae Duffy and little son, of
Dubuque, Iowa, who have been visiting
Mrs. NJ. Rank, aunt of Mrs. Duffy, in
this city, for the past five weeks, re
turned to their home in the Key City,
Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Trenoweth, of the Central
Clothing, Boot IL Shoe Company, this
city, returned Sunday from three
months visit at his former home in
England. He had pleasant time while
away.
Guy NJ. Laird, who is a student at the
Manual Training School, Denver, came
up Friday and spent Saturday, his 18th
birthday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. M. Laird, this city, returning to
school the following day.
DR.. Z. S. McWhorter returned Mon
day from Denver. He reports his wife,
who has been receiving medical treat
ment in that city, as recovering and
gradually regaining her health, but that
it will be some length of time before she
fully rccovers.
Thomas Champion drove over to Silver
Plume Saturday afternoon accompanied
by his sister in law Miss Katie Champion
On their return Mr.. Champion wife and
little daughter who have been visiting
in that place for about two weeks came
back with him.
Mrs, Daniel Fuelscher came up from
Denver last Thursday evening. her first
visit here since returning from Europe.
She returned to Denver Friday morning.
p. L. Anderson came over from Victor
last week and has been attending to
business here since then, and visiting
with his family.
Mrs Pete Sonue returned from few
days visit to Denver Friday evening.
Sherman Harvey and Sherman Mccall
lister left Tuesday afternoon for few
weeks trip in Middle Park.
The Elk's are intending to give a
minstrel show next month, SO look out
Joseph George, while cobbing smell-
Jog iron at the Elliott mire on Monday
scale OF copper iron struck him on the
lid OF the left eye.' 1t was rcmoyed by
DR.. y. G. Asquith. No serious result is
apprehcnded.
We had the pleasure this week oI
seeing most beautiful display of china
and glassware, which has just been re
ceived for the holiday trade by The
Sauer- McShaue Mercantile Company
II is all OF the latest patterns, and has
the hnnd51mest japanese, French, Ger
man and English designs we have evel
seen. 1t is sight good for sore eyes.
Hon. John c. McShane, was up from
his valley ranch this week haviug hur
vested his crops. He returns tomorrow
John II. Nichols went to Denver Sun
day, and returned in the evening. ii,
reports that his wife is getting along
nicely.
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