Gilpin observer., 1900-05-10
PERSONALS.

turned to Central Monday evening.
Mrs. E. Manson, and daughter Miss
Lida, who have resided in Denver since
leaving Central eleven years ago, are Wis
iting Mr.. Manson of the Gilpin Feed
company, husband and daughter OF the
ladies. They remain here several weeks.
State Geologist T. Arthur Rickard
came up on Monday evenings train from
Denver. While here he made an exami-
nation OF mine for capitalists.
United States Senator Ed. o. Wolcott
arrived in Denver on the Burlington
Tuesday morning. He will remain in
that city until after the State Conven-
ton, which convened this morning.
President and General Manager Frank
G. Young, of the Gunnell Gold Mining
Company, was up from Denver the first
of the week looking after the mines and
mills of that company.
Mrs. Ralph Chase, daughter and son
left Sunday afternoon for Denver, where
they took Monday evenings train for
Rollins, Mo-, where they visit friends and
relatives for some time. Mr.. Chase ac-
companied them as far as Denver.
Mics Emma Hardin and the Misses
Ruth and Patience Norwood of Stillwa.
ter, Minnesota, after months visit with
Gilpin and Clear Creek county friends,
returned last Saturday.
Samuel A. Rank returned from Den
YER Monday evening, where he spent
Sunday with his family.
w. w. Yaeger, who conducted the in
door rifle range last fall, came up from
Denver yesterday, where he had been
showing the youngsters of the Denver
Rifle Club how to shoot. He will remain
here few days before returning to his
home in Pueblo.
Clarence Richards and wife OF Apex
left Wednesday morning for Colorado
Springs, where they will visit friends.
j. F. Millhouse, representing the Cole
RADIO Information and Advertising Bu-
reau, is in the city looking after bust
ness for that firm.
7. s. Schlessinger Of the Weldon mine
in Leadville, was visitor to Central
Friday, returning to the Cloud City Sat.
urday evening.
Hon. John G. McShane was up from
his valley home Monday, He returned
Tuesday afternoon.
James z. Lightbourn, wife, daughter
and son, who have been spending some
length OF time in California, returned
last Saturday. Mro. Lshtbourn was
greatly improved by the trip On their
return they visited Hon. George p. Blair
and wife at Mammoth, Arizona, whore
Mr.. Blair is general manager OF large
producing and very profitable nine, that
is owned by an Engiish company.
II. st. j. Cleary, former operator Of
the Brooklyn mine in Lake district, was
up from Denver on Tuesday.
E. Stephan OF the Side Issue and Gel.
ger mining properties, on Michigan Hill,
Pine district, was attending to business
matters in this city on Tuesday. He re.
ports that the snow has almost disap-
peared in that locality.
Milton McGrew OF Tucson, Arizona,
epent several days there last week, ex.
aminlng mining properties.
Mrs. James Linn left for Kansas CITY
last Friday, where she will visit friends
for the next six weeks.
Sidney w. Tyler, the well.known ex.
pert and mining engineer, left Denver
Thursday evening for Montana TO take
part in the 5l3,000,o00 copper case now
on trial in the state district court.
Frs. Ed Griffin and mother, Mrs. ]. X.
Morgan, returned TO Central Monday
evening.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick was among others
returning from Denver Monday evening.
John Dimler returned from a business
trip TO Denver Monday evening.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay attended to
legal matters here Friday and Saturday
last. He returned to Denver tho even.
ing OF the latter day.
Messrs. Jones & Feltch, OF the j. X.
Quigley Il Co., saw mill, who como days
ago too's their stock to ranch near
Golden, come up on Thursday from the
valley. The stock will not be brought
back until the enoS disappt ara and the
roads leading TO the mill become settled.
J Mrs. NJ. Eppstein ard son Abe loft