Gilpin observer., 1900-08-23
PERSONALS.

H. G. Shuck, wife and son are enjoy
ing an outing in South Boulder park.
S. A. Rank returned from Denver
Monday, where lie spent Sunday with
his family
The Misses Mamie and Ella Mann OF
Nebraska are visiting their sister, Miss
Mann in this city.
Mrs. John Kairns of Kansas, is visit
ing her husband, who is engaged in min
ing near this city.
The Misses Minnie and Josie Rhine
hart of st. Joseph, Mo, are the guests of
friends near Rollinsville.
p. McCann of the Kansas Burroughs
company, returned Sunday evening from
a short business trip to Denver.
Col. George Ebert one of the old time
Yankee Hill prospectors, spent several
days this week with friends in this city.
Mrs. Chris Klein after weeks visit
here with her sister, Mrs. Martin Mack,
returned to her home in Denver Friday
afternoon.
Ed Griffin, wife and sister, Miss Gen
eva, left Monday for James Peak and
Ballder Park, where they will spend the
week in fishing.
Stephen Hoskin received a telegram
from his wife, who left here few days
ago for Wisconsin, stating that she had
arrived there in safety.
Harry Schott ard George Barrick, ac
companied by their nephew, left Central
Tuesday for months trip through
Grand and Routt counties.
Nate a. Sears who came over from
Victor, Teller county, Wednesday even
ing last, returuss tomorrow. He is
IA leading builder and contractor of that
place.
W. Ballatyne of the Puzzle mine, who
has been enjoying an outing in Wyom-
ing, fishing and having good time with
a party of Denver friends, returned Tues
day evening.
Mrs Emma Goldbeck and sister, Miss
Lulu Hagspiel, came up from Denver
last Thursday afternoon for weeks
visit in this city. They are the guests of
Miss Lena Altvater.
Ed l.. Harris returned Thursday after
noon from Denver, accompanied by his
wife, three daughters Florence, Emma
and Margaret, and little son George who
/, ,, ;,;, bara bis waaL
l.. Z. Green, brother of W. S. Green of
the New Pharmacy, arrived from Den
yer Saturday, on week visit with t. e
latter gentleman. l.. E. is the prescrip-
ton clerk at Trunk Bros. 10th Street
Pharmacy, Denver.
Frank Hepborn, wife and children,
Mrs. VIM. Nicholas and children, ;n1
Miss Mabel Simmons who have been
out in South Boulder for the
past two weeks, returned to this city last
afternoon.
Col. George E. Randolph came up from
Denver last Friday morning, to repre-
sent the estate of the late Robert A.
at IA meeting Of the Gilpin
rramway company held that day. He
in the afternoon.
j. j. Sans Nick-and family who
have been taking in the beauties of ni
turc in South Boulder park for "A month
past, returned to Central last Saturday.
He started in again as engineer CT TIE
w ;ll;,'n,e, l,,ly limo pr Noplny
w. II. Paul, formerly connected with
the STANDARD Assay Office in this city,
after several days visit in this city, re
turned to Denver the first of the week.
After short stay there he will go to
New Mexico to examine mining property.
Hugo II. kruse, wife and son left last
Friday for Middle Park, where they will
spend few weeks camping out. Before
returning they will visit G. +. Barker
and family who are campcd belox Coz
ems place on the Fraser
William Eutenuer after an absence of
nearly two years from this city, returned
last Saturday and will remain here. He
has been prospecting in the San Juan
and in New Mexico HIS nephew
William is now engaged in mining in the
state OF Idaho.
County assessor Richard Murley re.
turned from Colorado Springs Thursday,
and County Treasurer Chris Trezise
Monday. Both were in attendance at
the annual council Of the Improved Or
der Red Men held at that place last
" eek,
Hon. ii. NJ. Teller arrived from Denver
Tuesday accompanied by his wife, taking
rooms ut the Teller. The Senator at
tended to business matters here, his wife
milling on seYArnl Of her old iimn frinnds