Gilpin observer., 1900-03-01
PERSONALS.

II. w. lNtCliotdo Well kQOWI
resident and business man of this city
came up from Denver on Thursday and
attended the Pioneers ball at the cour,
house that evening. He returned home
Friday afternoon.
Hon. II. j. Kruse and wife returned tc
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Hon. Samuel l. Lorah and wife re.
turned to Denver Saturday afternoon
While in the city they were the guests of
j. j. Sans and wife.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson left for
Denver Friday afternoon.
John league and Christopher Trezise
made a business trip to Denver Friday.
returning Saturday morning.
Mrs. J. d. Richards of this city, was
called to Denver Friday through the ser
ious illness of her daughter Annie.
Golden Globe: Al Townsend arrived
home from the southern part of Califor-
MIA on last Sunday morning He was de
lighted with the appearance of the
country about Los Angeles, and he says
that all stories printed about the delic-
ious climate there are short Of the real
ity. Mr. Townsend found things to suit
him in the matter of ores and mines and
shippeda fine lot of ore home for expert
analysis. He returned home by way of
San Francisco and stopped over a day at
Salt Lake. He says that he met perhaps
a hundred persons that he knew and
among them were Mrs. Pease, Messrs.
Kirby aud Tuttle, formerly of Golden.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Miss Grace
Tonain who has been visiting Miss Emma
Smith, returned to her home in Central
City last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. james Allen granddaughter of
the late William Bishop, who attended
the funeral services last Sunday, has re-
turned to her home in Silver Plume.
Ignatz Meyer, wife and daughter Miss
Annie left for Denver Sunday to take in
the festivities at East Turner Hall that
evening. Mr.. Meyer is a member of the
society under whose auspices it was held.
H. c. Wagner, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee e st.
Paul railway, put in an appearance here
last Monday, reminding us that his road
is the best and mCst reliable one between
Omaha, Chicago and the great lakes. He !
had just returned from New York and /
had fresh supply of stories and fish |
yarns with which to enticc the unwdry
He returned to Denver on the Afternoon |
train.
Fred Fetch of the Middle Boulder
saw mill above Eldora, drove over to
Central on Sunday, returning Monday |
afternoon after tran sacting business With /
Qugley ~ Co.
Miss Emma Schaffnit who spent sew
era days here last week visiting former
rnd friends, returned to her
home in Denver Sunday.
Miss Dora Rachofsky after a short |
visit with Central friends, returned to |
Denver Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Anna and Jean McFarlane |
who were visiting friends and acquain |
tances in this city last week, returned to
to their home 10 Denver last Sunday af
ternoon. While here they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McFarlane |
Thomas Ii. Potter of the Rocky Noun
tain National Bank, returned from ten !
days business trip to New York City /
last Monday morning.
WI. Campbell and bride arrived Sun
day morning from St Joseph, Mo, and
have ever since been receiving the con
of their many ends. For
the present they are at the Teller.
Miss Loretta Doran left for Denver
Saturday afternoon, where she spent
Sunday with her sister Miss Clara. She
returned to Central that evening.
Mrs. w. Z. Renshaw, sister of Mrs.
Allain &. Chamberlain, came over from
Idaho Springs Saturday, accompanied
by Mr.. Renshaw, who is prominent mill
man of Idaho Springs. They returned
home Sunday afternoon.
r. c. Benight former business man
OF this city was up from Denver Monday
and Tuesday, II guest at the Teller.
II. B. Brown was n visitor to Denver
Sunday, returning Monday morning.
Mrs. Sarah Warren and two children
left this city Tuesday for Butte, Mont :,
where she will visit her eldest brother,
james B. Dunn, whom she has not seen
for the past nine years. Before return
ing they will visit friends at Rico, Colo.