Gilpin observer., 1900-01-18
PERSONALS.

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mine, was guest at the Teller House
Saturday and Sunday.
State Senator Sam " Newell returned
from Denver Monday evening
John Fl. Kemp, Mayor of Eldora
Boulder County, was attending to bus
ness in this city the first of the week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Capella, mother of Mrs
Jeanette Cafferetta, arrived Thursday
evening from her home in Denver, and
will visit that lady IN this city.
Mr.. Lanyon, of the Register Call, ac-
complained by his wife ana child, after
short visit with relatives in Denver,
returned Monday evening.
Idaho Springs News: Mr.. and Mrs. O.
W. Lowell, accompanied by Mrs. Low
ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs Griner, drove
over to Central City and Black Hawk
yesterday, taking in ellison gulch on the
way.
Henry Morgan, of Denver, is in the
city visiting his mother, Mis-. j. r. Nor
gan. "Doc" is, as fat and jolly as ever.
Mr.. Gilbraith formerly with the Cook
Gold Mining company, is assisting G..
w. Mabee, jr., as accountant clerk of the
Topeka Mine company
Michal Moyle, Il former resident and
mine operator of this city, was attend
ing court here the first of the week. He
and his family are located in Denver.
Llewellyn Iumphries, who has been
examing mines near Buena Vista, spent
several days here the first of the week
He returned again.
Mrs. ]. w. Bachelor and daughter
Ida, returned from Golden Fridoy eve
ming after weeks visit with her son
Mr. Henry Weidman, and his family.
Miss Lizzie GAligan, late of The Gil
pin dry gods company left Sunday for
LeadviIle, where she will remain.
G. w. Mabee, senior, w. H. Ballen-
tyne, and j. W. Bostwick, returned from
Denver on Monday evening.
Miss Lucy Kelly, who has been visit
ing friends in Georgetown, for the past
six weeks, returned to her home in this
city, on Monday evening.
Hon. Willard Teller, of Denver, was
up Saturday attending to legal matters,
coming up on the morning train and re-
turning on the afternoon train.
frank Brooks, q Denver, was a visit
or to Central Satslday evening return
ing on Sunday mornilg......
j. W. Mack, of Telluride, NJ. O'Brien
and H. j. Bolles, of Colorado Springs
were guests at the Teller Sunday.
The OBSERVER acknowledges a pleas
ant call Saturday afternoon from Frank
Dimick, a former old time resident of
Black Hawk, where he was engaged in
milling in the early COS. Since leaving
here he has been engaged 10 mining and
milling. He was accompanied by the
good deacon OF Black Hawk, A. H. Whit
ford, who gave him safe guidance"
while at the county seat and in his peri
CARNATIONS in and around the Quartz
Mill City.
Captain Thomas r. Acres, of the Den
yer Evening Times was pleasant caller
at The OBSERVER office Saturday, being
here on business connected with that
metropolitan evening journal He re
turned on the evening train.
Hon. Samuel l. Lorah paid Central a
business trip yesterday, coming up on
the morning train and returning on the
afternoon train.
Fohk c. Young, president Of the Gun.
nell Gold Mining and Milling company
as also general manager of the same,
came up yesterday morning, registering
at the Teller.
Miss Stella Presnell returned from
Golden Sunday evening, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Miss Maude Williamson, of Baraboro,
Wisconsin, is in the city, the guest Of
relatives.
b. F. Lowell, formerly OF the hard. .
ware firm OF Lowell a. Clark, Black
Hawk, and his brother Oswald, OF Idaho
Springs, were attending court here this
week.
Lep Lindauer, representing Bartel's
liquor and cigar store, Denver, was call
ing on merchants of the county yester-
day.