Gilpin observer., 1900-04-12
PERSONALS.

w. Consadine OF CINCINNATI, Ohio, who
have been looking over group of mines
in the northwesterly portion of the
county, with view to engaging in min
ing, left for their homes Saturday morn
ing. They return here the first OF May
Mrs. William Hoefe returned from
Los Angeles, Cali, Thursday last, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Anne Rapin of the Mineral Palace, left
Monday for New York city, from whence
he will sail for Paris France, where he
Will visit his former home and take in
the Exposition. He will be absent about
three months. Meantime his right hand
bower Will Preville, assisted by MIR.
Dove will attend to thsrbusiness at the
Mineral Palace.
Mrs. r. j. Williamson of Fort Collins,
is visiting friends in this. city.
WI. Samuels of Utica, New York, in
terested in mines in Pine district, arrived
here last Friday evening, and will remain
here until September next.
j. S. Beaman left for Denver Saturday
on a business trip. He returned Tues
day evening.
Sol Bacharach, the hattsr and gents
furnisher, returned from Denver Friday
evening.
e. ID. Quigley, mining operator and
promoter, after an absence of month
from Central, came over tho divide last
Friday accompanied by his faithful com
panion, Don. He is still interested in
the West Gregory lode in Gregory dis
trict, which is being developed.
j. w. Bostwick and w. A. BallatyEe
returned from Denver Monday evening
Professor F. II. Clark, principal of the
Central City pnblic schools. returned
from the East Monday evening, where
he was summoned by the death of his
father.
DR.. A. Ashbaugh left for Denver Mon
day afternoon, where he attended a
meeting OF the Shriners that evening
and partook of the waters of Fem ZEN.
Lynne S. Newell Jr., returned from
Denver Saturday evening and was ac-
companied by Mrs. Hannah Harker and
Il. M. Harker.
Edxard Ellis Hamlin of Chicago is a
guest at the Teller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson returned
from visit with Denver relatives Mon
day evening.
Peter McFarlane returned Sunday
evening from Denver.
Apex Cone: Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Schnei-
der and son Leo returned to their home
in Central on Sunday afternoon. They
attended the ball at Miners hall last Sat
urday eve.
Apex Cone: Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Hartong
Of Central City attended the social dance
on last Saturday night, returning to
their home on Sunday.
Shriners w. j. Lewis, N. d. Owen, A.
Ashbaugh and Ralph Chase returned
from meeting of FL Jebel temple held
last Monday in Denver, at which time
MIR. Chase crossed the "hot sands" and
entered the mysteries Of the Shriner.
Mrs. A. Rapin who accompanied her
husband to Denver Sunday afternoon,
returned home Monday. MIR. Rapin left
Denver Monday for New York, where he
takes the ship for Paris.
James Bradley Of Besthoud, accompa-
MED by his sister Mrs. w. Il. Newell, ar
rived on Tuesday and. attended the fun
eral OF their brother Lsmuel Bradley
which occurred that morning in Black
Hawk. They returned home Wednes
day morning accompanied by Mr.. w. r.
Newell,
w. G. Fisher, travelling representative
Of the Denver Tines arrived here Tues.
day, in time to get tho benefit OF the
snowy weather.
III. j. Hawley left for Denver Tuesday
afternoon, and to-day in company with
his wife left that city for California
Their daughter, Mrs. G. w. Perry, will
keep house for Miss Martha Hawley il
Denver until their return.
Frank Mueller OF the Mueller Com
mission company, returned from tive
weeks absence in the southern portion
of the state, Tuesday. Instead OF snow
in that section, rninfalls were OF frequcn,
occurrence. Richard, his brother left
for Denver the afternoon Of that day.
Mrs. Robert l.. Martin and daughter
Miss Tot Martin, left yesterday for Den
yer. After brief visit in that city tn,
ladies leave for their home in Chicago
accompanied by Miss Lulu Martin
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