Gilpin observer., 1900-07-12
PERSONALS.

as a delegate. Mr.. Plemmons will be
absent about two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Collier and daughter OF
Denver, former residents of this city, are
spending vacation here.
| Hon. Thomas Mullen of Denver after
transacting business here, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. James Collins and daughter Miss
Minnie, former residents of this city,
were here last Friday visiting relatives
They returned to their home in Denver
on the afternoon train.
Hon. John c. McShane came up from
his summer resinence near Arvada last
Friday, and returned the next day.
Miss Rosa Maymon of Palestine, Texas,
arrived last Thursday, and will remain
here for several weeks, the guest of her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. M. May
mon. 1t is her first visit to the Rocky
Mountains.
| NJ. Anderson furniture dealer of Idaho
Springs, was visiting his brother, A. l..
| Anderson and wife of this city, last Sat
urday.
| Thomas II. Potter of the Rocky
Mountain National Bank, returned from
Denver Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Bonesteel and little daughter
who have been visiting friends IN Den
yer, Colorado Springs and Manitou for
several weeks, returned home Saturday
j. S. Beaman returned from Denver
Thursday noon.
Father j. M. Desaulniers left Monday
afternoon for Denver, where he entered
into retreat at the Jesuit College.
Mrs Thomas Bowden came over from
Idaho Springs Thursday, leaving for
Denver Friday afternoon.
, Miss Bessie Nichols after spending the
4th at Georgetown, participated in the
enjoyment here the 9th. She returned
to her home in Denver Friday afternoon.
Miss Lille May of Denver is visiting
with friends In this city, having come up
in time to enjoy the 4th of July festivi-
ties.
Mrs. Harry j. Shott is spending the
warm weather months in this city with
friep6.s
,s-ts.rs. Fred Fetch and Charles Jones
and the Misses Kate and Mary Leahy
drove over to Georgetown the morning
of the 4th, returning the evening of the
9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richards of
Apex, celebrated the 4th and 9th with
Central friends
james Noonan, Harry Gilman, Frank
Beaman, Roy Taylor, Albert Kruse, Ed.
Sullivan, George Lewis, r. A. Mcdonald,
all members of the $. n S. c., celebrated
the 9Th at Georgetown.
William Capella of Denver, came up
last Thursday, and will spend few
weeks in this city HHe is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. B. Cafferata.
| Mrs. Narciss Miller left for Denver
Monday morning, returning the follow
ing day.
J. w. Bostwick of the Rome Gold NJ
company, came up from Denver Monday
evening, 10 look after that company's
property on Quartz hill.
Charles Trenoweth of the Central
Clothing and Shoe Company, left this
morning for three months visit with
his aged mother at Penden, Cornwall,
England. He has not seen her for 81
years Charlcy's friends wish him safe
and pleasant trip. Sherman Harvey will
hold down the business here while he is
absent.
w. j. Lamont and wife, Misses Emma
Glare, Lulu Davidson, Annie and Emma
Morris, John Morgan and Fred McFar-
lane, all OF this city, spent Sunday in
Boulder park, admiring the scenery and
angling for the speclSled beauties.
George Loughras son OF Enos Lough-
ran formerly of the American House in
this city, came up from Denver Satur-
day evening.
Captain G. G. Vivian, wife and two
younger sons left Idaho Springs last Sat
urday for their new home in Old Mexico,
and arrived at their destination Tuesday.
The captain has charge OF mine and
smelter below the City OF Mexico.
w. c. Matthews who has been making
transcripts OF mining property from the
records of Clear Creek county, has re-
turned to this city.
Mrs. Joseph Dennis, two sons and
daughter left this city Monday for
Steamboat Springs, Routt county, where
they remain some length OF time. They
| went by rail from here To Wolcott thence