Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
PERSONALS.
DR.. g. V. Shoop returned from Denver
Monday evening.

Mrs. H. y. Schott returned from q
weeks visit in Denver last Friday.
John Campbell went to Denver Satur-
day and returned Sunday evening.
A. S. Massey, of Melbourne, Australia
was a guest at The Teller on Sunday.
Miss Belle Mortimer, of Fon du Lac,
Wisconsin, is visiting Central friends.
Merle NARROW, who has been visiting
friends at Idaho Springs, has returned.
Arthur Storey, who spent Sunday with
Denver friends returned Monday even
ing.
A. j. Richardson of the Topeka mine,
was visitor here the latter part of last
week.
John Livezey, of the Banta- Hill Hines
company, came up from Denver Monday
morning.
Mrs. Francis B Mcleod returned Sun
day evening from brief visit with Boul-
der friends.
Miss Clara Keagy left for Denver
Monday evening, taking the train at
Black Hawk.
F. H. Messenger, cashier of the First
National bank, returned from Denver
Tuesday noon.
Miss Biidie Corbn, of Denver, after
visit with Central friends, has returned
to her home in Denver.
b. d. Quigley, mine promoter of Idaho
Springs, was visitor to Central Sun
day, returning in the evening.
Senator Sam V. Newell came up from
Denver Monday evening to look after
his mining and milling interests.
Ed Gray, who recently returned to
Idaho Springs from Alaska, was visiting
friends in this city last Saturday.
r. Sykes, president of the Kansas
Burroughs Mining company, registered
at the Teller on Monday evening.
Miss Emma Schafnit, of Denver, visit
ed friends here the latter part OF last
week, returning to Denver Monday.
Hon. j. w. Bostwck and w. Balla-
tyne, mining operators of this county,
returned from Denver Monday evening
Mrs. Ed. L. Harris and children left
for their home in Denver last Sunday
afternoon, after quite visit in .his city.
II. Bolthof, of Denver, accompanied
by his grandsons, came up from Denver
Tuesday evening, registering at the
Teller.
S. c. Madden and daughter, Miss
Helen G. Madden, of Denver, arrived
Monday evening, registering at the
Teller.
Robert l.. Martin, manager OF the
Banta-Hill Mines company, returned
Sunday evening from a business visit in
Denver.
Jacob Mack, OF the Milwaukee Brew
cry, Denver, was visiting his brother,
Martin Mack, on Sunday returning that
evening.
Miss Emma Goidbeck and sister. Miss
Lulu Hagspiel, who spent ten days visit
ing in this city, returned to Denver last
Saturday.
Mrs. Narciss Miller, this city, who has
been quite i'll since she closed her rcstau.
rant, WAS taken to the hospital in Den
yer on Tuesday.
John Champion, Of the Freedom mine,
this city, rode over to Silver Plume last
Sunday on a short visit with friends and
former neghbors ut that place.
Greeley Sun, August %: Mrs. George
w. Morgan and baby returned Wednes-
day evening from a visit with relatives
in Central City and Idaho Springs.
DIR. Williamson, of Chicago, interested
in the Lullaby group OF mines at the
Twelve Mile diggings west of Apex, ar.
rived Tuesday to look after that mining
property.
Miss Annie Nicholson, who has been
visiting in this city the past three weeks
the guest OF Mrs. James McGrew, re-
turned to her home in Denver yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Becker returned Monday
evening from Denver, to which city she
accompanied her friend, Miss O'Brien,
who left that city Sunday evening for
her home in Now York city.
Rev. J. +. Colrman, for the past three
years pastor o! st. James NJ II. church,
this city, left Monday morning to attend
the annual Colorado conference Of the
NJ. h. church which has been in session
this week in Salida.
Daniel Morrison, who has been visiting
his birthplace, Graham Road, Prince
Edwards Island, relatives in Boston,
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