Gilpin observer., 1900-05-03
PERSONALS.
G.. w. Mabee, manager OF the Ran
dolph Mill Company, paid Denver bus
mess visit this week.


dolph Mill Company, paid Denver bus
mess visit this week.
Mrs. John III. Nichols and children
who have been visiting relatives in Den
yer for week, returned to this city on
Monday last.
City surveyor Samuel A. Rank returned
from Denver Monday evening.
Mr.. Wade George, Ed Harris able as
sistant, went to Denver Saturday and
took the state board of healths exami-
nation for undertakers. He returned
Sunday evening.
Judge H. A. Hicks returned from a
business trip to Denver on Monday.
Manager McCann, of the Kansas Bur-
ronghs Consolidated Mining company,
who spent Sunday in Denver with his
son, Morgan McCann, returned to Cen
trail Monday evening.
State Senator Sam V. Newell and Hon.
j. w. Bostwick, returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Mrs. M. Rank returned from short
visit in Denver Monday evening.
o. K. Chapel, who formerly run the
wagon lunch counter on Lawrence street,
returned Friday from Summit county,
where he has been opening up copper
prospect. After visiting Cripple Creek
and other mining points while away, he
has returned to this city to remain.
Hugh A. Campbell, after short visit
with his son j. w Campbell, returned
to Denver Friday.
Miss Dora Rachofsky, who paid her
Central friends visit last week, return
ed to Denver Friday, accompanied by
her father. Miss Dora will wed Mr..
Meyer, prominent business man OF
Boulder, June 10, 1890.
Miss Stella Pressnell, for some lengh
Of time with Judge II. A. Hicks in his
law office, this city, left for Golden Sat
urday morning. After visit with her
relatives in that city she goes to Denver,
where she has secured lucrative posi-
ton as typewriter, which she is well
qualified to fill.
The Golden Transcript says "all old
time Coloradoans will remember Joe
Baugh, one Of the old time printers. We
had lost track of him entirely until the
other day. We received copy OF the
Jefferson county Democrat, from Noun,
Vernon, Illinois, with his name at the
head as editor and proprietor"
r. w. Lichtenheld was up from Den
yer on Monday attending to business
here, returning Tuesday.
Louis Summer, after being laid up at
his residence in Denver on 39th avenue
for several days, returned Sunday even
ing. He says the only way he keeps his
flesh down is by taking early walks to
Black Hawk and return.
F. G. Young, OF the Gunnell company,
F. II. Messenger, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank, and John Best, mining pro.
moter. all returned from Denver on
Tuesday mornings train.
Judge c. F. Becker has returned from
Denver, whittier he went some time ago
through sickness.
H. S. Recob and M. Edgar, OF Chicago,
accompanied by Miss Dickson, we're Wis.,
iting the mines and points OF interest in
Gilpin county last week, being shown
around by Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Reilly.
A letter received this week from Miss
N. E. Haskell, a former school teacher
OF this city, states that she Is now at
Livermore, Maine, and is in fairly good
health and wishes to be remembered TO
her friends here.
Mrs. A. A. Hartong went to Victor last
week on visit to her son. Bart Knight.
She reports having very nice time.
w. Fl. Nichols Jr., and wife came up
on yesterday mornings train, and are
visiting Mr.. Nichols brother, Elisha A.
Nichols and wife. They are returning
to their home in Chicago, after a six
weeks trip to California.
Mr.. j. +. Vivian, the popular young
-four merchant Of Golden, came up from
that city Tuesday, to look after business
here. Mr.. Vivian is on old time Central
boy, and has many friends here who re-
member him as boy, and are pleased to
know that he is now making success
He is interested in the -four business and
is selling that excellent brand "Pride oi
OF the West" which is becoming 80 pop
ular with the ladies'.
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