Gilpin observer., 1900-05-31
PERSONALS.


Leadville last Saturday, where she has
been residing for some time. She will
remain here and visit friends for several
days.
II. A. Hoffman, treasurer of the Kan
sas Burroughs Company, returned to
Denver Friday morning.
Mrs. Helen l.. Grenfell, state superin-
tendent of schools, who spent several
days here last week visiting the schools
of the county, returned to Denver last
Thursday evening.
Abe Rachofsky of the New York store
returned from Denver on Tuesday, after
a visit with his family in that city.
Mrs. James Faulkner who has been
spending several days here with her
husband and visiting friends in this city,
returned to her home in Denver last
Saturday afternoon.
Harry Purdy member of the Opera
House Orchestre, left for his old home in
Wisconsin last Saturday afternoon.
Sam Conger, one of the discoverers OF
the Caribou mine in Grand Island dis
trict, Boulder county was visitor to
Central few days ago. For the past
five years he has been prospecting in
Idaho and Montana.
Captain Thomas r. Acres of the Den
yer Evening Times arrived last Monday
and remained here the first of the week
attending to the circulation of that jour
nal in the hamlets of Gilpin county.
Miss Josephine Lesser who has been
visiting her friend Mrs. NJ. A. McBurney
this city for several days returned to
Denver Saturday.
DIR. Henry Paul came up from his
home in Denver Monday evening to at
tend to mining and other business mat
ters here.
W. II. Paul formerly OF the Standard
, Assay Office this city, was calling on
friends here the latter part Of last week
Miss Amelia Philips of Buffalo, New
York, sister of Charles E. Philips, ar
rived Monday noon. She will remain
} here this summer. Her friend Miss
Lettie Cook of the same city, accompa-
MED her on he: trip.
Rev. Andrew Ingles OF Lecksand, Swe
) den, is in the city the guest OF his ole
3 friend and former townsman Rev. Theo
s dore Olsen. Rev. Ingles preached at th'
:, Swedish church in this city on Tuesda,
: evening. Next Sunday he will preach il
r Boulder, and the following Sunday il
: this city. The reverend ge. tleman i.
making tour of the principal states o
S this country, studying up the manners
a and customs OF the citizens.
Charles Thompson one Of the prosper
GUS mining men of Yankee returned from
: Denver Tuesday and left on the stage in
the afternoon for that camp.
Mr.. +. S. Moulton president of tn,
Gilpin- Boston Mining Company, operat
ing the Gladstone mine in Illinois Cen
r trail district, came in from Montana OF
Monday. He remains here several day
t Mrs. j. e. McCallster and children
left for Fort Collins yesterday morning
}, where they take up residence. MI
Il McCallister has charge OF a copper min
r, near that place.
% DR.. e. A. Bonesteel, wife and littl
1t daughter left yesterday for Denver. Al
J. ter short visit in that city Mrs. Bone
st steel and daughter will visit friends i
l. St. Louis and Kentucky for severa
n months.
le r.. Angelo Bell OF Philadelphia, Pa,
n mechanical expert who has been spend
'r ing his vacation in this city, leaves thi
'r afternoon for Cripple Creek. By way c
r keeping his hand in he fixed the gasC
)f line engine 10 THE OBSERVER Office thi
lie week for which we are duly thankful.
III w. B. Rockwell, n former resident
III this city, who came here in 1860, is lyin
seriously i'll at the home OF VIM. Churc
in Denver.
y, Cyclists should always carry n bott
re OF Billiards. Snow Linimeut, in case
I'd accident, il applied Immediately, it wi
IN subdue the pain, prevent swelling IN
We discoloration, and quickly heal Il
no wounds. Price, - and 80 cents. Fl
sale at the Black Hawk Pharmacy.
A Positiv. Fact.
40 Teas and coifees are what mos: groce
N. maintain they lead the way in. This
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