Gilpin observer., 1900-10-11
PERSONALS.


take up residence. Gus will return in
about four weeks. During his absence
Mitch Griffith will attend to his Yankee
hill stage and express business.
William Stimson, manager of the East
Boston Mining and Milling company of
this city, left today for Boston, Massa-
chusetts. He took with him a number
of samples from the engine shaft and of
the east shaft recently started. During
Mr.. Stimson's absence in the east Mr..
Lott will look after the company's in
terests here.
State Senator S. V. Newell returned
from Denver Monday evening.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick, of the Rome
Gold Mining company, returned from
Denver Monday evening.
Sterling P. Moore, brother of Con-
ductor William Moore of the Colorado &
Southern railroad, was calling on the
merchants OF the county the first of the
week in the interest of the Soils Cigar
company, Denver.
Percy II. Alsdorf and bride returned
from their wedding trip Monday even
ing. They will occupy the residence first
door above the Eureka house, on Eureka
street.
Joseph Richards and wife, of Butte,
Montana, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
John Dimler and little son, of Denver,
arrived Friday evening. After a short
visit here with Samuel Richards, his
brother, and other friends, they returned
to Denver Monday afternoon. Mr..
Richards is a well-to-do undertaken at
Butte, and formerly was connected with
Ed L. Harris undertaking establish.
ment, this city.
Daniel tuelscher, wife and little son,
Walter, have returned to Denver from a
six months trip in Europe. MI. r.Fuelscher
came up to Central Monday on bust
ness trip. He speaks of his visit TO
European countries as being very
pleasant one. His appearance estab-
fishes the verify of his statement.
Rocky Mountain News, Oct. 8: James
F. Hopkins, the we'll known mining man
connected with the Sleepy Hollow mine
and New York mill. is recovering Slowly
from long siege Of typhoid fever at his
residence, 1875 Franklin street. The
physicians report him now out OF danger,
though for week he has been consider
ed at the point OF death.
Mr.. Pool, former old time resident Of
Black Hawk, a member OF General FRANK
Halls Elbert Guards, the first militia
company ever organized in Colorado, is
visiting his son, Frank Pool, in this city.
Mrs. w. F. Orahood, OF Denver. came
up Saturday on visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Millett, of The
Teller.
John Grant, of the Galena group of
mines, spent Sunday in Denver, return
ing to this city on Monday.
Golden Globe: Horace G. Thurman,
the Fusion candidate for district attor-
ney, with his good wife, made this Office
a pleasant call on Saturday last. Mr..
Thurman was here TO address the Silver
Republican convention.
Henry Rotthaus was up from Edge
water, Jefferson county, Thursday and
Friday of last week attending to bust.
ness here.
Hon. Samuel l. Lorah paid Central
City business visit last Saturday: com
ing up on the morning train and return
ing in the evening.
Postmaster Fred 7. Gooch. OF Rollins.
vile, was pleasant caller at The On.
SERVER Office last Saturday. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. McClintock, of Rollins.
vile.
Rev. Alexander Mackay returned from
Denver Friday evening, where he was
in attendance at meeting Of the Pres
bytcry held in that city last week. He
oillciated Sunday morning and evening
at the Presby terian cuurch in this city.
+. McCann, manager OF the Kansas.
Burroughs Consolidated mines, paid
Denver business visit last Friday, re.
turning in the evening.
Miss Loretta Doran returned from
Denver Monday evening, where she
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss Clara
Daran.
George W. Mabec, manager OF the
Randolph Mil company, returned from
Denver Monday evening.
Mrs. II. G. Shuck and little son, Har.
old, left for Mexico, New York, yestcr.
day, where they will visit the parents OF
Mrs. Shuck.
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