Gilpin observer., 1900-06-14
PERSONALS.
j. W. Bostwick returned from Denver

] NAOuAnys
Miss Emma j. Harris arrived from
Denver on Monday to attend to business
requiring her attention. She will re.
turn Saturday.
Attorney W. G. Fullerton returned
Saturday night from Boulder, accompa.
MED by his wife, daughter and son, who
have been residing in that place for some
length Of time.
H. 9. Shuck, cashier of the Rocky
Mountain National bank, this city, who
was summoned to Bedford, Pa, through
the illness of his aged mother some
weeks ago. returned last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Thomas left
this city Sunday afternoon for Denver.
Mrs. Thomas will remain there for some
length of time. Mr.. Thomas returned
to-day.
j. S. Beaman returned Saturday even
ing from three days business trip to
Denver.
Miss Estelle Presnell since her return
from Golden has accepted the position
of bookkeeper with the Gold Coin Placer
Mining company, whose Office is in the
Mellor block, over the Golden Rule
store. Miss Presnell is an expert stenog-
rapher, and will attend to all work of
that character left for her at that COM
pany's office.
Mrs. Anna A. Reid, of Denver, and
Mrs. Louise Allison, of Fort Worth,
Texas, were the guests of DIR. Allison and
wife last Sunday.
Postmaster Fred T. Gooch, of Rollins
vile, was attending court in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles M. Becker, who has been con-
nected with a prominent mine at Tellu-
ride since leaving here, after short visit
with Central friends returned last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Floyd and little
son, of this city, left Tuesday morning
on six months visit with relatives in
England.
Norman B. Chatfield, in charge of the
Asbbaugh stamp mill near the Lombard
group Of mines, in Gleason gulch, re.
turned from Denver Sunday evening.
The following morning he took Reedys
stage Tor Yankee.
Washington johnson, who owns o
group 6t minea in Sauth Boulder dis.
trict, paid Central friends visit the first
OF the week. He and his associates have
had considerable litigation OF bulldoz-
ing sort, simply because they were
colored people, but in every suit they
have come out on top. They still hold
and are developing their properly.
George P. Blai., former practicins
attorney Of this city and ex-postmaster
Of Black Hawk, now in charge OF q
prominent producing mine near Nam
moth, Arizona, arrived Monday evening,
accompanied by his wife. They are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Light
born, this city.
Miss Ada L. Batchelder left Monday
morning for Golden, where she will visit
for month or more.
Mrs. E. A. Nichols and son Henry
left this city on Monday for Chicago,
where they visit relatives. Possibly
they may extend their trip to Bessemer,
Michigan.
Miss Jessie Stevens left for Denver
Sunday afternoon, where she joins her
mother, sister and brother, who have
taken up residence in that city.
K. Morris came up from Denver Sun
day evening, remaining here until last
evening.
Burt Seymour left for Ohio on Mon
day. He was accompanied as far US
Denver by his mother.
Miss Melinda Sturdevant, OF Shakopee,
Minnesota, is in the city visiting friends.
Miss Rachael Mcleod, who has charge
OF the public schools at Rollinsville,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Mcleod, in this city.
Abe Rachofsky returned Tuesday
from Denver, where be attended Sunday
evening the marriage OF his daughter,
Miss Dora Rachofsky. to Mr.. Meyer OF
Boulder.
Mrs. A. p. Richards, OF Apex came In
from there Monday morning and left for
Denver on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Richardson, who 10 interested in
the Topeka mine, left last Monday morn.
ing for Denver. after several days visit
here with her son.