Gilpin observer., 1900-12-13
PERSONALS.

uesody aiIernoOn, Wnere he VIII remain
several days visiting friends.
Ira Olsen, a former resident and busi-
ness man Of this city and Nevadayille,
paid friends here and the latter place a
visit Monday and Tuesday of this week.
He is now located on stock ranch on
the Grand river, 20 miles below Rifle.
He returned to Denver Tuesday after
noon. This was his first visit to Central
City in seven years.
Frank G. Young, president of the Gus
nell Gold Mining and Milling company,
came up from Denver Tuesday. lie was
accompanied by William Fullerton. one
of the stockholders and former manager
of that property.
Mrs. III. I'll. Lake and two children, who
have been visiting relatives in Michigan
for several months, returned to their
home IN this city last Thursday.
Halsey NJ. Rhodes of the Denver lodge
of Elks came up on Monday evening" s
train and attended the Elks' minstrel
ShsS' lic llt HtAt uuN.
r. Sykes, president of the Kansas
Burroughs Consolidated Mining Co,
came up from Denver Monday.
Petite Miss Ollie Bristo. returned from
Golden last Sunday evening where she
visited two days with her friend, Mrs.
Widman.
Postmaster III. j. Sears is suffering
from rheumatism these days.
Mrs. Ed l.. Harris, son George and
daughter Margaret, visited here this
week, returning home yesterday after
noon.
Granville Moore, secretary of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining Co,
came up from Denver Monday morning.
General ALVIN Marsh, ex-state attorney
general, was attending to legal matters
here on Monday, arriving here on the
morning train.
Miss E. j. Harris OF Denver arrived
Monday morning. She remains here un-
til Saturday, attending to business mat
ters.
James Bowden, manager OF the Gold
Dirt mine, Independent district, drove
in Saturday accompanied by his wife and
little daughter, Gertrude. MIR. and Mrs
Bowden attended the social Of Court No
l, American Order Foresters. While
here they were the guests Of Mr.. aus
Mrs. Francis Mcleod, this city.
Mrs. A. Rachofsky, accompanied by
her youngest daughter, came up from
Denver Sunday. She remained here
this week visiting friends.
James NJ Brown, ono of the stand -bys
OF Pine district, was attending to bust
ness matters here last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Herrick and sister law
Mrs. MCGOWAN. after a weeks visit here
with Mrs. Richard Mayor and other rel
atives in this city, returned to their
homes in Denver Thursday.
Thomas Cornwall of the St Louis mine
in Pine district, was a.visitor to Central
on Monday.
Saturdays Idaho Springs Gazette says
yesterday Thomas A. Irwin, manager of
the Garden mine, departed for two
months absence in New Brunswick and
Maine, and probably will visit Arizona
before he returns. Thomas, we shall
miss thee. His mother, Mrs. S. b. Thomp-
son, accompanied him.
j. II. Gerran of Perigo, Independent
district, was attending to business at the
county seat last Saturday.
Colonel c. ii. Babcock OF the 2:iO and
London mines, was caller at The On.
SERVER Office on Friday. He was accom-.
panied by his friend, +. C. Creighton
who is payirg n visit to the mines and
mills OF Gilpin county.
Robert l.. Martin has 80 far recovered
from his recent illness that he left las,
Friday for Denver.
Miss Mamie Messenger OF Denver Is
in the city. the gnest Of Miss Lily Lake
Miss Loretta Doran is again at her
desk at the Rocky Mountain National
Bank, after vacation OF three weeks
visiting friends in Denver and Leadvilc
Pettiiohn Fruit Pudding served FREr
at Sauer McShane Friday. Don't miss It
hn. 10. -.