Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
PERSONALS.

agreeably surprised IhurSday evening,
by a large number of their friends. The
evening was spent very pleasantly by
games OF amusemeuts singing and music,
after which dainty lunch was served.
The c.ngenial young couple always
make it pleasant for their friends.
Eugene Drake was up from Denver
last week. He informs The OBsERvRE
that the parties holding an option on
sixteen patented mines in Lake and En-
terprise districts are still working on the
formation of stock company TO operate
the properties on an extended scale.
Hon. Willard Teller came up from
Denver last Saturday, accompanied by
his wife The former attended to busi-
ness matters, while the latter made a
few calls on former neighbors and friends.
They returned to the State capital on
the afternoon train.
:. Mrs. William Bozanko and little son,
after visit of several months with
friends and relatives at Syracuse, New
York, returned home Sunday morning
They were met in Denver by Mr.. Bozan-
ko, and accompanied to this city.
Petite Miss Ollie Bristol. after long
visit with relatives at New Haven, end
other prominent places in Connecticut
returned home Sunday morning. Ollie
thinks the land of Eastwood hams and
wooden nutmegs great state.
w. H Trip, of the Clay County mine
who has been making addresses on the
issues of the campaign in the interest of
the State fusion ticket, and for w. j.
Bryan, in the eastern portion of the state,
returned Monday,
Louis Rachofsky, of the New York
Store Mercantile Company, who has
been visiting his sister Mrs. Max Meyer
at Boulder for several days, returned
Monday morning.
R. J. Waters, mining engineer of Den
yer, arrived Saturday evening. The next
day he left to examine mine On Yankee
hill, in the interest of Denver parties,
returning to the State capital Tuesday
morning.
S. A. Joseph, holding an option on the
East Nottway mine, Lake district, was
visitor TO Central on Friday. 1t is quite
proable that the option will be taken up
uy him within the next 30 days.
j. j. Dunn, recently returned from
Springfield Massachusetts, was caller
at The OBSERVER office on Thursday.
He will winter at Apex, Pine district,
and engage in mining.
Miss Edith Lindsey and the Misses
Mary and Helena Cralner, of Forest City,
Minnesota, returned home Friday after
a three months visit with Boulder and
Gilpin county friends.
Mrs. A. Horiong arrived home Nor
day from Tama, Iowa. She intends 10
husband wi spend the winter months
w''h her daughter, Mrs. j. II. Doris, in
Iowa.
MRS. Elizabeth Thomas, on Saturday,
October %, received S2,UOO from Central
my L.o.ee Nu. III, y. y. U. W., the
amount .. une Insurance. carried by her
late husband, James Thomas.
Robert Rippin, after visit to the Pa
ciuc siole auu On up TO British Colu,u
bia, returned to his home in Davenport,
II "a, last Monday, accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs, Allan G. Chamberlain,
and little son Allain Jr., after a. three
d .ys visit with Central friends, retuI u. d
TO the Spa thursday afternoon.
Richar d Mueller, of Denver, was visit.
lag his brother Frank, of the Mueller
Commission Company Saturday return
ing that evening.
Water collector Elijah Stevens re-
turned from Denver, Monday evening,
where he spent Sunday with his fanny
in that city.
Mrs. y, L. Anderson, who has been
lying vuite i'll at the family residence
this city, is convalscipg. and is now out
of danger.
Richard Floyd, wife and little son, who
have been visiting relatives iu England
for several months, returned TO Central
City Tuesday evening.
After a visit OF several weeks with his
son near Julesburg, Colorado. DR.. c. Ii.
Fuelscher, this city, returned home on
Monday.
Deputy United States Mineral Sur
veyor George W. Schneider returned
from business to Denver Monday even
ing.
Mrs. George Collins and little son, re-
turned Monday from "a visit with friends
in Denver.