Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
PERSONALS.

"enhlns, WHO mas Deen VlSlulnP tne latter
lady for several days, left for Salt Lake
City, Utah, Friday, where her father has
taken up residence.
Postmaster H. j. Sears left for Denver
Sunday on business trip, accompanied
by his wife. He returned Tuesday.
Miss Frieda Enz, of st. Paul, Mime
sofa, is in the city visiting friends. She
is on her way to Spokane, Washington,
where she will visit married sister re-
siding in that city.
Percy f. Alsdorf returned from visit
this old home in Ohio lest Thursday
Hh is now making things hum again at
thA Standard assay Office on Lawrence
stleet,
Morgan McCann returned to Denver
Sunday, after spending his weeks vaca-
tidn from school with his father in this
city.
Miss Mamie Mullen, of Denver, is in
thu city the guest Of her friend, Miss NJ.
L. Rank.
fohn Quinn and Frank Mayor, who
arr working on the Mann lode, Vermil-
liSn district, came in Saturday and spent
Sunday with their mothers in this city,
returning to the mine Monday morning.
William Preville, Aime Rapius right
hind bower, left for Den-er last Satur-
diy to enjoy short vacation prior to
tln latter gcntleman's departure to the
Ptiis exposition.
Mr. j. Stone, of the Seneca Gold Min
in, and Reduction company, left Tues.
ds for his home in Buffalo, New York,
OF a business trip.
E.lrs. Ii. B. Davies and little daughter
Ewyna, returned Monday evening from
a lisit of a few days with Denver friends
| Hon. J. w. Bostwick, OF the Rome
Gid Mining company, operating the
Chrk- Gardiner mine on Quartz hill re-
tuned from Denver Monday evening.
ago w. a. Ballatyne of the Peterson
All Puzzle mines, Bobtail hill.
iars. Peter G. Hansen and youngest
So, Hermon, left Central Saturday
nprning for Cripple Creek where Mr..
Ansen is engaged in mining. Mrs.
Htnsen will spend the summer with her
bptner who resides at Genwood
Sfrings.
~ M Turck, the war horse of Clear
, Geek county Democracy, who has been
sending several days with his first love,
3 to county seat of Golden Gilpin, re-
t iurned 10 the Silver Queen Saturday
NJ. Turck feels confident that W. j.
Bryan will succeed the present in
eumbent OF the presidential chrir at
Washington. So mote it be.
Golden Transcript: J. b. Kempton
r nd wife have returned to their former
) bme, Loveland, Mrs. Kempton going by
I tain Monday, and Berne starting 70
Give yesterday. Mr.. Kempton will en-
age in the ice business there. These
acellent people have gained host of
a fends during their residence here who
, incerely regret their departure.
r Il. NJ. Messltsr, in charge of the Tona-
r 'anda Leasing and Milling company at
t erigo, Independent district, was at
hnding to business matters here last
tuesday, returning to Perigo in the
!, fternoon.
] Judge Moses Hallett, of the u S. cir
r nit court, Denver, is visiting bis son at
!. Washington, ID. G.
/ Abe Rachofsky, manager OF the New
o Tork Store Mercantile company, re-
/ armed from Denver Monday evening.
.lso r. Scbumap, clothing merchant of
!, his city.
J. Il. W. Davis, assistant cashier OF the
h soc!sy Mountain bank, this city, leaves
o lere Sunday afternoon for Denver. ac-
g kompanied by his wife and little son.
Tuesday they leave Denver for New
G York, whence they sail on the steamer
q Etrurla for Wales, where they visit Mr..
4 Davis old home, and thence go to Paris
n 10 take in the exposition. They will be
hbsent from this city about three
Il months.
"a Postmaster Fred T.. Gooch, OF Rollins
II fglle, and WI. Gilchrist, OF Gilpiu, Cen
q tTal Mining district, drove over yester-
y day TO attend to business matters at the
h county seat.
% Al. Richardson, OF the Topeka Mine,
left yesterday afternoon for Detroit,
Michigan.
Miss Mabel Teats, who spent her va
. cation in Denver last week, returned to
y Central Sunday.
A. W. Armstrong, deputy county as
SCISSOR OF Jefferson county, came up from
Golden yesterday TO look after some
county aiIuirs connected with his Office,