Gilpin observer., 1900-04-19
PERSONALS.

the 1lrst OF the coming month.
DR.. A. @. Asquith returned from Den
yer last Friday evening.
Miss Mary Carkeek, of Silver Plume, is
in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Champion.
Hon. H. j. Kruse came up from Den
yer Thursday morning, remaining here
until Sunday morning. Now that he is
out of business here he will have more
time to attend to his cattle and other in-
terests in other portions of the state.
w. G. Renshaw, prominent mine
operator and actively engaged in the
concentration of crude ore at Idaho
Springs, was over last Thursday even
ing, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
Chamberlain, this city.
r. STD. Clearey, formerly of the Brock
lyn mine and Golden Fleece mill, now the
property of the Seneca Gold Mining and
Milling company, was up from Denver
yer last Friday, attending to business in
this city.
Melvin y. Dalton, of the Ridgewood
Gold Mining company, this city, re-
turned from Paris to Denver last Thurs
day and paid visit to Central on Fri
day, returning to Denver in the after
noon.
Newton d. Owen, chairman of the
honorable board of county commission
ers, returned from Pueblo last Saturday
morning, where he attended a meeting
of the state board of lunacy commits
sioners in that city.
Miss Loretta Doran, bookkeeper at
the Rocky Mountain National bank, who
has been spending her spring vacation
with friends at Leadville, returned home
Friday evening.
Georgetown Herald, April 13: E. Le-
Neve Foster was over from Central City
yesterday transacting business at the
county scat. He also found time to drop
in at the Herald Office and make & pleas
ant call.
Il. Morris, a former grocer merchant
of this city, came up from Denver Satur-
day to look after his real estate interests
in this city
S5eiif S'ody returned from Pueblo
Saturday ahere he escorted Miss Ellie
Hallhan, ,ae dcmented young woman
who was '{sndged insane last week.
W. h. Orahood came up from Denver
Friday, and arranged for the shipment
of his household goods to Denver, his
wife having returned from the east.
Miss Emma j. Harris came up from
Denver Monday evening to attend to
business matters hero and enjoy the
beautiful Italian weather of the Little
Kingdom of Gilpin. She remains here
until Saturday.
DIR. Il. l.. Ashbaugh returned Monday
evening from visit to his old home in
the state of Missouri.
Miss Lucy Stephens, cashier OF the
New York Store Mercantile company,
has been confined to her parents resi-
dence this week through illness.
Eureka S. Holmes left for Idaho
Springs by tain Tuesday afternoon.
A letter was received on Monday ever
ing from Ame Rapin, of the Mineral
Palace, this city. He had arrived in
New York, and sailed for Paris to day
April 10.
ii. G. Eastman, general manager OF
the Ontario Gold Mining Company, or
Grating the O'Neil mine on Bobtail hill
returned from Denver Tuesday evening.
Miss Stella Presnell left on Saturday
afternoons train for Golden, where she
visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. Harry j. Shott came up from
Denver last Saturday, for few days
visit She was the guest Of her brother
Mr.. George Barrick, and wife.
Mrs. Richard Rodda arrived Friday
evening from Aspen, for few months
visit with her mother Mrs. j. X. Morgan.
Mr.. Raymond Knight who for a year
past has been at Haven, Iowa, with Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Doris, returned to Cen
tral Saturday evening very much i'm.
proved in health. He reports that when
he left Iowa the condition OF Mr.. Doris
who has been very sick for some time,
was slightly improved.
Mrs. Katie Noxam, nee Katie Leidin.
ger, OF Empire, Clear Creek county, was
visiting Central friends last Saturday.
Miss Isabel Gallagher, OF Gilpin, is in
the city the guest Of her friend Miss
Jennie Cody.
Hon. John c. McShanc, came up from
Arvada yesterday.
Richard Muellnr nf thu Munllar Gam,