Gilpin observer., 1900-01-11
PERSONALS.

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Mrs. Rees Miles of Denver, is the guest
Of Miss Emma Clair this city.
Mics Lillian May of Denver after two
weeks visit with Central friends, re-
turned home Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Standley was up from Denver
Sunday. After attending to business
here and In Black Hawk, he returned to
Denver Monday afternoon.
Golden Transcript: Another ofour tai
ented School OF Mines boys is at the top
OF the heap, as it were, and we congratu-
late him. S. M. Kernes of the class of
1900, who enlisted in the engineer corps
for the war, has been engaged to super
wise the construction of line OF railroad
in the Hawaiian islands and has left for
his destination. We congratulate him
upon his brilliant prospects.
Nate A. Sears contractor at Victor, af-
ter visiting his family here during the
holidays, returned to Victor last Friday.
Mrs. Richard Rowe, daughters Mamie
and Annie, and son William left Central
Tuesday for Bessemer, Mich, where they
will reside in the future. Mr.. Rowe and
son Richard had preceded them some
time ago. Their many Gilpin county
friends wish them much Joy in their new
home.
Ross Hunderman, mayor of Peck flats
was in on Saturday visiting his partner
Deacon William Scholl. The mayor says
Peck Flats is all right, if not it will be in
the spring whR the flowers bloom again
Henry Richards for long time with
the Golden Rule store, has resigned AT
ter looking around for a short time it is
quite probable that he will engage in
business for himself.
John S. Morgan who has been attend
ing court before Judge Hallett in Den
yer. returned Sunday.
Arthur Millett son of Nelson Millett
of the Teller, is slowly recovering from
severe attack of typhoid fever So re-
ports DR.. Asquith.
Nat 2. Wilson of Cripple Creek, was
guest at the Teller Monday evening.
M. W. Jelinek former underground
superintendent of the Cook mine, arrived
Monday from Victor where he is now en-
gagged ip. mining. Tuesday he drove over
to Perigc. returning to Denver that ever
ing.
John Livezey OF Denver, who is inter-
ested with Robert L. Martin in the Banta
Hill Consolidated Mines Co., came up
from Denver Monday evening. The lat
ter gentleman became quite ill while at
work last week, and on Monday was re-.
moved to his rooms at the Teller in this
city.
Judge A. Fl. DeFrance came up from
Golden Monday morning, opening court
at 1:30 p. IN. pursuant to adjournment
from last week.
Miss Weaver OF Chicago arrived in
Central Monday last and is assisting in
the revival work now in progress at the
st. James NJ. E. church. Miss Weaver
is a consecrated member of the new
"Deaconness" movement of the Metho-
dist church, and is already making many
friends here for herself and the good she
may do can only be told in the great day
of final accounts.
Harper NJ. Orahood was up from Den
yer Tuesday attending to legal matters.
Hon. John C. McShane came up from
Arvada yesterday.
Otto Sauer, William Fullerton and +.
G. Young came up from Denver Tuesday.
They all registered at the Teller.
VIM. Martin, a former mine operator
OF this city and one OF the discoverers of
the Caribou mine, Boulder County. Was
attending to business matters here on
Tuesday. He is now a resident of Boulder,
returning home yesterday.
DR.. Henry Paul left for Golden this
morning to attend the regular monthly
meeting OF the board OF directors OF the
State School OF Mines. Which convened
in that place at9:30 o'clock this morning.
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