Gilpin observer., 1900-06-07
PERSONALS.

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w. FL. Bryant, of Denver, left his auto
graph on the Teller register last Mon
day.
Elias Goldman left for Denver Sunday
afternoon, returning the evening of the
following day.
j. F. Maehl, representing the Neff
Brewing company, Denver, was a guest
at the Teller Monday. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Newton D. Owen, chairman of the
board of county commissioners, left for
Pueblo Sunday afternoon for the pur-
pose of attending meeting of the board
OF commissioners of the state insane
asylum which convened in that city on
Monday.
Burt Seymour, second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. E. Seymour, leave this city on
Monday next for Ashtabula, Ohio, on a
visit of six months.
! Miss Stella Presnell came up from
Golden last Saturday evening and will
remain here.
l. s. Newell, Jr., and daughter came
upfrom Denver Tuesday evening, regis
tering at the Teller.
Melvin P. Dalton, of the Boston &
Denver Mining and Milling company
was guest at the Teller Tuesday.
Il. Sykes, president of the Kansas
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company, came up from Denver Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. james Rule, ST., and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, left for Denver on Mon
day, returning that evening.
City Clerk and Treasurer NJ. X. Sulli-
van returned from business trip to
Denver last Saturday.
\ Thomas A. Irvine, attorney of Idaho
Springs one OF the parties interested in
the Garden mine in Idaho district paid
Central friends visit last Saturday.
Mr.. Irvine was congratulated over the
successful termination of the recent suit
brought against him and his associates
on the Garden.
Col. George Z. Randolph, of Denver,
came up Tuesday morning to attend the
anrual meeting of the Gilpin Tramway
ospapx stockholders. The colonel re.
turned home on the afternoon train.
Miss Margaret L. Rank leaves this
city for Denver Saturday morning, where
she will be joined by two lady friends
who leave for New York and thence go
Paris to attend the exposition. She will
return about the first of September.
Thomas Cornwall, of the st. Louis
mine, Pine district, was attending to
business matters here yesterday.
Hon. j. McD. Livesay was attending
to legal business here Friday and Satur-
day. He returned to his home in Dem
yer Saturday evening.
District Attorney Regennitter drove
over from Idaho Springs Saturday morn
ing to attend the preliminary hearing in
the Allen case for the killing OF his
daughter and the shooting OF his wife
on the 7th OF February last. He was ac.
companied by his sister. They returned
in the afternoon.
The Misses Mae Leidinger, Of Sheri
dan hill, and Jennie Cody, this city
spent last Saturday and portion OF
Sunday with their friend, Miss Isabelle
Galligan, at Gilpin.
Saturdays Golden Globs says Johr
Presnell is homo from Arizona. He has
been quito i'll, but hopes u short change
OF climate will benefit him.
| Z A.. j. Vivian, OF the Copper Gold Min
ing company, Lake-Russell districts, hai
returned after an absence OF a month.
The Silver Plume STANDARD OF June :
says Mrs. j. L. Prevills came up from
Canon City Thursday, and will make AZ
extended visit with friends here.
Winford Steele, OF RollinsvilIe. VIII,
is engaged in mining near that place fo
New York capitalists, accompanied b,
S. +. Steele, OF the latter city, wer,
guests at tho Teller on Monday.
Harry Vail, n former business man o
this city, passed through here yesterda,
from Denver on his way TO Crane
county with a friend. They will cam,
out in Middle park for several weeks.
Miss Mamie Vernon and the Msse
Maud and Myrtle Pendegrass, Of Nom
phis, Tennessee, ere visiting Gilpil
county friends. Before returning hom
they will visit Grand lake, Hot Sulphu
Springs and other points in Middle park
Grand county, camping oat while o.
their trip.
DIR. Abe Ashbaugh, who accom- panie
: the Shriners to Washington. ID. C.. r,