Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15
PERSONALS.


undergoing medical treatment at st. An
thony hospital, Denver, has returned to
Central.
The Idaho Springs Gazette of Febru-
ary 10 says: The Misses Nilsson enter
tanned thirty of their young friends
Wednesday night very pleasantly. Re-
freshments were served. Miss Grace
Tonkin, of Central, was among the
guests.
Miss Hatch, sister OF Mrs. Louis Olsen.
who has been visiting the latter lady in
this city for the past four months, left
for her home in South Dakota Monday
morning. Mrs. Olsen accompanied her
as far as Denver, returning to Central
that evening.
L. Mccain, manager of the Kansas
Burroughs Consolidated Mining com
pany, spent Sunday with his son, Nor
gan McCann, in Denver.
Thomas A. Irvine, of Idaho Springs,
was transacting business at the county
seat on Monday.
Golden Globe: AL Townsend started
for southern California on last Saturday
morning on NISSAN that we hope will
be a fortune for him. He has had an
agent in the Southern California gold
fields for some time, and recently he re-
ceived specimens of quartz rock, also
something like black chist, for examina-
ton. These specimens were assayed in
Denver, and they ran very high in values,
The black and worthless looking rock
vent over 5000 to the ton, and the agent
said there was an untold quantity of it
there. The property from which the
gold bearing quartz was taken is now
under control of Mr. Townsend and
friends, under bond and lease. Vast de-
posts of copper are also ready to be Sc
cured as soon as Mr.. Townsend gets
there. These properties are about forty
miles or more from the present gold
fields AS worked. Everybody hele would
rejoice to learn that Al Townsend had
struck it rich at last.
d. l.. Griffin, state inspector of
netalliferous mines, came up from Den
yer Monday to examine mines in Russell
district.
After an absence of two months from
fer home in Denver, visiting relatives in
Iowa, Miss Emma J. Harris came up on
last Monday mornings passenger train.
was accompanied by her cousin, Mr.
ilkhard Waters, who is native of
Blac,- Hawk, where his father met death
through mine accident while he was
yet boy. The latter will remain here
looking around. Miss Emma returns to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Miss Edith Colfman, daughter of Rev.
]. F. Coffman and wife, came up from
Denver on Tuesday on visit to her pa
rents and Central friends.
Miss Willamette Jordan of Tuscaloosa
Florida, is in the city visiting friends.
After remaining here few weeks she
goes to San Diego, Califarnia.
Miss Nj. ID. Crisman came in from Vic
tor this week, where she is now located.
She leaves for Silver Plume to. o.day and
will return to Victor about the first OF
next week.
Frank c. Young of the Gunnell mine,
came up from Denver Tuesday. He was
accompanied by William Fullerton, one
OF the principal stockholders of the com.
pany.
Ernest Ls Ncve Foster OF the Saratoga
mines, returned from Denver Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Stephens and brother Ed
ward left Tuesday afternoon for Denver,
to attend the obsequies of their aunt,
Mrs. Thomas, which occurred yesterday.
Mrs. j. b. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. George
Townsend of Golden, came up Tuesday,
and attended the funeral of j. B. Sutton
which occurred the following day. The
former is a sister OF Mrs. Sutton.