Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
PERSONALS.

10 EX-Aicarinan Jacob LeiuinGer was IN
from Sheridan Heights Monday and
Tuesday attending to business matters
at the county seat.
Richard Sykes, president of the Kan
sas- burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, came up from Denver on Mon
day evenings train,
Rev. Theodore Olsen returned from
Colorado Springs on Monday, where he
was in attendance at meeting of the
synod of Swedish ministers held in that
city last week.
Charles Haear, former resident AZ d
business man of Nevadaville, and ore
of the owners of the Monitor mine, cane
over from his mountain ranch at Cres-
well, Jefferson county, on Monday.
After transacting business here he re
turned to day.
Abe Rachofsky; of the New York Store,
returned from Denver Monday evening
He was accompanied by his little son
Oscar.
Nelson Millet, of The Teller, after a
business trip to Denver, returned Satur-
day.
Frank McFarlane and wife came up
from Denver Thursday noon and re-
mained here until Saturday, the guests
OF his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter McFarlane.
VDcayh nd ,,-;fo 1aF for Il
Green, Wisconsin, last Saturday. Miss
Laura Trenoweth accompanied them.
She will visit relatives at Shullsburg,
near Hazel Green, in Lafayette county.
Mrs. Evan Evans, a former resident of
this city, came up from her home in
Denver last Saturday morning on visit
with her former neighbors and friends
While here she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith Williams.
Miss Alice Dewitt, of Davenport,
Iowa, who has bsen spending several
months here visiting relatives, returned
to her home in the Hawkeye state on
Saturday
G.. W. Mabee returned from Denver
Sunday evening, accompanied by his
son, George w. Mabee, Jr, who has
been taking in the mioes at Cripple
Creek and Victor since leaving here.
Mrs. Frederick Kruse left for Denver
Monday Morning. where she will remain
for month visiting friends.
Mrs. AL. Hcrtong left last Saturday
afternoon for Tama, Iowa, where she
will spend the summer visiting her
daughter Mrs. James Doris.
Miss Nellie Allen returned last Mon
day from Denver, where she has been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Thomas Bowden came over from
Idaho Springs Monday evening to at
tend the funeral of the late Thomas Par.
sons.
Mr.. Morris Hazard went to Denver
last Saturday on business trip.
II. G. Thurman was passenger to
Denver on Saturday afternoons train.
Misses Ethel and Nettie Harris, Edith
Withers and Masters Ed and Dick Harris
accompanied Ed L. Harris to this city
last Friday to escape the heat of Den
yer. They will remain hero several
weeks, the guests Of friends.
Eugene McCallister, son OF John Nc,
Callister. of Leadville, visited his uncles
in this city last week, coming up on
Friday. He returned Tuesday morning.
John j. ReiIley returned Tuesday from
an examination of mines at Rathbone,
Summit county, for Pennsylvania CAPT
talists.
MIR. AL. Hartong, who has been in the
Cripple Creek district for the past six
weeks, returned to Central Tuesday
evening.
Arthur Potter. son OF 4. H. Potter, of
the Rocky Mountain National bank, ar
rived on Tuesday evenings train, and
will spend his summer vacation here.
Thomas c. Bowdeu came over from
, Idaho Springs yesterday to attend the
funeral of the late Thomas Parsons.
Water Collector Elijah Stephens left
for Denver this morning on n visit with
his family. He viii return Sunday even
ing.
Boulder Herald, June 30: ii, c. Willis,
Miss Edna Allison and Miss Sarah
Stevens, all of Central City, were at
tendants at the Epworth League con
vehtion last week, and were guests of
Mrs. Mary Collins aud 7. Il. Barry and
wife. Mr.. Willis has returned to Central
City, Miss AlisonI has gone to Denver
and Miss Stevens will remain in Boulder
II few days longer.