Gilpin observer., 1900-12-20
PERSONALS.

| 66nSONRIS.
Byron S. Lake returned from bust
ness trip to Denver Friday.
| Elias Goldman returned from busi-
ness trip to Denver Tuesday morning.
II. j. Hawley, president of the Hawley
Mdse. company, returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
Postmaster Fl. j. Sears is still laid up
at his residence suffering from imflama-
tory rheumatism.
Henry p. Lowe, of the National mine,
was visitor to tral Tuesday, return
ing in the afternoon.
Robert L. Martin was visitor to Den
yer Saturday afternoon, returning the
first OF the present week.
Fred Neumeyer, of the Doodle mine
pool made business trip to Denver
this week returning Tuesday evening.
Luther Thomas of Denver came up
last Thursday and visited his brother,
Benjamin p. Thomas, several days.
Fred Nichols OF Denver came up Fri
day morning and has been spending n
week here, the guest of his brot her, F.
A. Nichols.
Miss Millie Webster of Fon du Lac,
Wisconsin, returned home on Sunday
after a months visit with friends here
and in Russell Guloh.
Mrs. James Bowden and Mrs. George
Williams drove in from Gilpin Saturday.
After doing holiday shopping here, they
returned in the evening.
Captain James T. Smith, mining edit
or Of the Rocky Mountain News, paid a
visit to Central last Friday, returning to
Denver the next morning.
Messrs. Clarence f. Colvin OF the Cook
mine and Melvin P. Dalton of the Den
yer and Boston Mining and Milling Co.,
have returned from the east.
George w. Mabee,. manager for the
Randolph Mill company in Black Hawk,
returned from several days visit with his
family in Denver on Monday.
Golden Transcript: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II. Presnell are at home for few weeks.
John has been holding position up at
Gunnison the past several months.
Chris Fischer OF the Spring Street
Bottling works, this city, returned from
hunting trip in the Big Springs sec.
ton OF Nebraska, last Friday. Chris is
developing into regular Nimrod, for a
fact.
William Stapleton, nephew Of Judge
Louis p. Arrighi, this city, who has been
in Denver since leaving here some time
ago, was visiting his uncle and friends
here last Sunday. Billy has grown to
manhood since leaving here, and now
has good position at tine Brown Palace
in Denver.
Fred II. Buchanan was down from Ev-
ans last week. He informed us that he
had about concluded terms OF sale of his
interest in the new Touring mill at that
place and that he expected to return to
Golden and end his days here among his
old friends.-Golden Globe.
DR.. Daniel Rosche, optician specialist
OF Boulder, took rooms at the Teller en-
Friday. The doctor has Eeen selected
by the chairman of the Colorado State
Pedagogical Association OF Accredited
Schools as examiner OF the eyes of public
school pupils in this stpte. The work he
has in hand is also endorsed by the su-
perintendent OF public instruction.
State Geologist T. A. Rickard has
arrived in New York. He wires friend
in Denver from that city, that he will
not institute legal proceedings against
John Hay Hammond, as has been re-
ported. He passes the responsibility
up to MIR. Emerson, for the sudden de.
cline in the stock OF the Stratton In.
dependence mine at Cripple Creek.
Sauer McShane NJ. Co has Just re.
ceived the handsomest line OF dinner
sets for the holidays, consisting OF i'm.
ported French, Carlsbad and English
china.
Over 200 watches to select from at the
Mineral Palace.
SEQ the best amateur end men in the
state, Draper and Mangold, OF Colorado
Springs, at the Elks' minstrels Monday
night.
Over 1000 rings 10 select from AT tn.
Mineral Palace.
Buy your solid silver and silver plated
ware at Barker's. largest stock IN the
city at lowest prices.
For The Choicest Fre-h Fruits
Vegetables, tCrnips. chickena. selnc