Gilpin observer., 1900-12-27
PERSONALS.

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Owens, returned from visit to Denver
Thursday noon. While there they were
instituted into the mysteries of the 8. o.
o. b., an adjunct Of the Knight Templar
Frank Moulten, of New York. .lwho is
interested at the Twelve Mile diggings
west of this city, arrived Thursday eve
ming, taking room at the Teller. The
next day he visited the lodes in which
he is interested.
DR.. Abe Ashbaugh and family left for
Denver, Friday morning, where his wife
and sons will take up residence. The
doctor will return hero to practice his
profession and attend to his mining in
terests near Yankee, Clear Creek county.
Attorney William C. Fullerton left
for Denver Monday morning, and will
spend Amas with his family in Boulder.
MIR. Root, who is interested in the New
Pharmacy this city. came up from Dem
yer Saturday to visit with his partner
w. S. Greene. He attended the life
practice on Winnebago hill Sunday af
ternoon, and rather enjoyed the prevail
ing cold wind, which, he says, is good
for the blood
Robert l.. Martin left for Denver Sun
day afternoon remaining there until
after Xmas, returning yesterday.
Joseph Jaeger, Jr., who has been visi-
ting his uncle in the Gunuison county
for several months, returned, to Central
last Friday. The lad had splendid
time fishing. He is ten per cent better
than when leaving this city. Roughing
it seemed to be the best pauacea for his,
ailment.
Columbus Anderson and wife connect.
ed with the Golden Rule stores, arrived
from Boise, Idaho, Sunday.
Miss Aimee Bristol teft Wednesday
morning for Denver, where she will
spend her holiday vacation with her
friend Miss Nettie Harris.
E. D. Quigley, mine promoter of Idaho
Springs, arrived last Monday, and re-
mained here until yesterday, spending
Xmas with friends in this city
Mrs. Daniel Fuelscher and little son
Walter, came up Sunday from Denver
to spend Xmas with her parents and
other relatives in this city.
Richard Sykes, president of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated company
came up Monday and visited the COM
pany's property, returning to Denver
on the afternoon train.
Fred Nichols returned Saturday to
Denver after weeks visit in this city
with his brother Z. A. Nichols. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Nichols and little
son Henry. The lieutenant also went
down TO the State capital Monday, where
he aud his family spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Nichols. They re.
turned yesterday.
j. w. Campbell and wife, spent Christ
mas in Denver, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
HI A. Campbell.
Fred Feltch, of the Middle Boulder
saw mill spent Christmas IN Central
with friends.
Thomas Cornwall of the ST. Louis
mill, Pine district spent Christmas with
his friends at the county seat, returning
to the mine yesterday morning.
Messrs. j. A. Mcclure, w. II. Norman,
Joseph Spencer and Charles Mcfarland
of the Denver Coursing club arrived
Sunday evening. They were present at
the coursing match held at Merz's lake
west OF this city yesterday.
Mr.. james Dunn arrived Tuesday from
Leadville, summoned here by the death
OF his brother Sidney.
George Henderson and family who
spent Christmas with the mother OF Mr..
Henderson in Denver returned to this
city, last evening.
Misses Ethel Harris and Mable Teats
came up from Denver last evening to
visit relatives in this city. The latter is
very much improved by her residence
at the state capital.
John Hamlik left yesterday for Iowa
City, Iowa, summoned there through
the illness OF his aged father. AT Dem
YER he was joined by his sister Miss Rosn
Hamlik and Mrs. Joseph Dostal, who
accompanied nm.
Hon j. w. Bostwick returned from
Denver last evening, where he spent
Christmas with his family in that city
Thomas II. Potter retur ned from Den
yer last evening.
Ask your grocer for Cobbs pure choc.
olate. Cocoa nectar, chocolate nectar
used in the finest houses throughout,