Gilpin observer., 1900-08-09
PERSONALS.

hule left fOr Denver Monday afternoon
Mrs. J. D. Richards left Monday for
Denver, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Inez.
Mrs. James Bosanko came up Monday
evening from Boulder, on a visit with
her son William Bosanko.
Joseph Dennis is in receipt of letter
from his wife, who accompanied by her
daughter, left here some time ago for
Trunk, Routt county stating tnat the lit
tie girl is much improved in health by
her visit
| James Merrick, a former Central boy,
now living at Salina, Kansas, is in the
city the guest of his mother and friends.
Fred Feltch of Feltch & Jones of Ell
dora, was visitor to this city on Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. S. T. Hale came up Saturday on
visit. She was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hale while here.
Mrs. Libbie Williams and three child
ren, after pleasant visit in California
with relatives and friends returned to
Central Tuesday morning.
Alderman Oscar Williams and wife
went to Denver Sunday afternoon, and
returned to Central Tuesday morning.
Charles Beaton of the Palace Phar-
macy, visited Denver friends on Sunday
returning to Central IN the evening.
John Loughran of the Buckley mine,
returned on Monday from two days
business trip te Denver.
j. w. Bostwick, George w. Mabee, F.
H. Messenger returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Fred Neumeyer Of the Doodle mine,
left :or Denver Tuesday morning, to se-
cure better plant OF machinery for
that property.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harvey and child.
rem and niece Miss Maud Williams left
Saturday for Hazel Green, Wisconsin,
where Mr.. Harvey will visit his aged
mother.
Mr. Roberts and sister left for their
former homo near Council Hill, Illinois,
on Saturday.
Messrs. Albert Kruse, Robert McDon-
aid and George Lewis were visitors to
Denver Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Clair left for Denver Sat
urday, accompanied by Miss Lillian May.
On her return to this city she was &C.
companied by Miss Addie May, who will
visit here for short time.
Miss Julia Mabee and friend Miss
Dimes OF Denver returned on Monday to
Denver after very pleasant visit here,
visiting Idaho Springs and other points
OF interest.
Miss Annie Nicholson formerly OF this
city, arrived from Denver Sunday. She
will remain here two weeks the uest OF
the Misses Minnie and Rennie Simmons.
Robert N. Lewis left Monday afternoon
for Telluride, where he has accepted a
position with the Smuggler- Union Gold
Mining Company.
Allan G. Chamberlain, wife and son
Allan left yesterday for Idaho Springs,
where Mr.. Chamberlain will have charge
of Chamberlain & Cos sampling works.
Water ,collertor Elijah Stephens re-
J turned Monday from Denver, where he
spent Sunday with his family in that
city.
Bart Albasin has removed his family
from Russell Guich to this city.
William Fullerton of the Gunnell Gold
M. and NJ. Co., registered ut the Teller
Tuesday.
i. County superintendent OF schools Miss
Minnie Frey left for Golden Monday to
attend session of the State Normal
District Institute, OF which she is secre-
tary. She will return tomorrow.
Mr.. L. Bouchini, brother in law Of the
late Andrew Mazzini, arrived Saturday
evening from Georgetown, accompanied
by his family. They attended the fun.
eral OF Mr.. Mazinni which occurred Sun
day morning, and returned home in tho
evening.
Miss Terese Sennett teacher OF the
public school in Mountain House dis
trict, was visiting friends here on Satur-
day and Sunday.
William Prevlle OF the Mineral Palace
was visitor to Denver Sunday, return
ing on the evening train.
Henry Richards Of The Gilpin dry
goods store, made a business trip to Den
yer on Monday. He returned Tuesday.
Georgetown Herald Mrs Warriner OF
Denver, is spending few days with her