Gilpin observer., 1900-08-16
PERSONALS.

| A1"AA So'iy aoy u1CIChdbt,
by his wife, came up from their home il
Boulder last Monday, taking rooms al
the Teller.
Thomas H. Potter, president of the
Rocky Mountain National bank of this
city. who has been enjoying vacation
at Wagon Wheel Gap, returned Sunday
evening. Mrs. Potter and his son Arthur,
who accompanied him, remain at Wagon
Wheel Gap. Mr.. Potter had pleasant
time while away.
Miss Julia Carlson, who has been at
tending the Chautaugua in Boulder and
visiting friends in that beautiful valley
town, returned to Central Sunday even
ing.
| Robert l.. Martin returned Sunday
evening from a business trip in Denver.
i L. s. Newell, Jr., was up from Denver
the first of the week looking after the
Americus mine, of which he is the man.
ager. .--
WI. Lewis left Tuesday morning for
a short business trip in Denver, return
ing yesterday.
Mrs. jackson of Wisconsin, cousin OF
Mrs. W. j. Lewis, is in the city the guest
of that lady. She will remain here for a
month.
Miss Emma j. Harris arrived on Mon
day mornings passenger train from Den
YER, remaining here until next Saturday
G. H. Bergman, Ed. Littler and VIM.
Scheiser of Gen. Hule's regiment, left
for Denver to attend the reunion OF the
PHILIPPINE Army, held in that city this
week.
County Treasurer Christopher Ire
zise and County Assessor Richard Muir
ley left Monday morning for Colorado
Springs to attend the great council I'm
proved Order Red Men OF Colorado,
which convened in that city in annual
council
Mrs. Stephen Hoskin left for Darling
ton, Wisconsin, Friday morning, where
she will visit relatives. The old man
will keep bachelors hall while she is
away.
Burt Seymour, son OF Mayor B. E..
Seymour, returned from a visit with
Ohio friends on Thursday last. On his
return he visited the family Of our for
mer citizen, Mr.. Richard Rowe, ST., at
Bessmer, Michigan, whom he found all
we'll. Burr was glad to get back to Cen
trail City. ta.ot !.
Miss Martha F. Aulsebrook of Florence,
Colorado, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Aulsebrook,is is visiting friends here and
in Nevadayille.
Mrs. A. Rachofsky and son Oscar,
came up from Denver last Friday to
spend week here visiting friends.
Mrs. Annie Laville. daughter and son,
after visit in this city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lintz, returned Friday
to their home in Julesburg, Nebraska.
Mrs. Klein, sister of Mrs. Martin Mack,
came up from Denver Saturday evening
on visit OF several days with the latter
lady.
Herman Peterson, after visit OF ten
days with Denver friends, returned to
this city on Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Collier and daughter, Miss
Elsie Collier, after two weeks visit
here, their former home, returned to
Denver Thursday. The ladies will spend
two or three weeks in Estes park, Lar.
inner county, leaving Denver last Satur.
day.
Miss Minnie Frey, county superinten.
dent OF schools, returned from attending
the district Normal Institute ut Golden
Friday evening.
John Helm, one OF the owners Of the
Carr mine, Lake district, came up from
Denver Thursday, taking rooms at the
Teller. He was accompanied by his wife
1t Is her first visit here since removing
to tho state capital from this city.
Miss Georgia Harvey Of Norfolk, Ne
brnslsa, who has been visiting her sister
Miss May Harvey in Boulder, arrived
Saturday evening. She will visit with
her brother, Sherman Harvey, aud re
new ncqualntanceship with her old
schoolmates and and other friends Will,
here
Mrs. W. +. Orahood OF Denver, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Millet, at the Teller, this city, arriving
here Saturday
Richard Sykes, president; II. A. HoG
man, treasurer; Granville Moore, secre
tary, Of the Kansas Burroughs Consoli
dated Mining company, who spent sev
eral days here last week, returned tc
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