Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
PERSONALS.
Robert L. Martin returned from Den
YER last Monday.

II. ID. smith, who 10 connected with
Smiths Restaurant, this city, came up
from Denver Tuesday, and will remain
here sone length OF time. He has re-
Gently returned from the east.
. Herman Peterson left Tuesday after
noon for Iowa and Minnesota where he
will visit relatives and friends, returp-
ing here in Jar nay next. His friends
hope that his tri will be pleasant and
beniHcisl TO bis health.
Michael McGraw came over from
Idaho Springs on Monday. He will re-
main here providing he obtains employ
ment.
County Treasurer elect Christopher
Blewett, OF Krull, .Routt county, ac-
companied by his wife, came in from
Boulder, where they have been visiting
friends on Monday. Captain Kit as he
is more familiary known, remained here
several days and visited his old-time
Gilpin county friends.
Thomas Hughes, Of Russell Gulch,
was visitor to Central last Monday.
for the first time since he was taken
down with typhoid fever.
Hon. j. Med. Livesory, Of Denver,
was attending to legal matters. here last
Friaay and Saturday. He rsturned to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. 81. j. Hawley returned to Den-
yer Friday morning after several days
visit here with her daughters, Mesdames
G. w. Perry and c. E. Wiley. MIR.
Hawley accompanied her. The latter
returned on Monday.
]. IS. Beaman paid Denver business
visit on Saturday going down in the
morning and returning in the evening.
Miss Laura Belle Mayor came up from
Denver last Thursday and spent Thanks
giving with her sisters in this city, re-
turning Friday morning.
Guy Laird, OF the Denver Manual
Training school, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Laird; this city.
NJ. D. Draper. manager Of the East
Nottaway mine for the Town Topics
G. NJ. company, returned from Denver
on Friday. He spent Thanksgiving with
friends in that city.
Miss Ethel Smith and cousin Miss Mr.
tie Smith came up,fron Denver last week
and sbsnt,.- Thanksgiving Nth. Niss
Ethel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of
Smiths Restaurant. They returned to
Denver Sunday.
Perry A. Clay, former deputy sheriff
OF Arapahoe county, came up from Den
YER and participated in the Elks' mem
orial services at tho Opera House that
evening. He returned Monday.
]. NJ. Brown, OF Apex. was attending
to business matters in this city on Fri.
day.
Mrs. Ralph Chase, daughter and son
returned from a pleasant two months
visit with Eastern relatives last Wednes.
day evening.
Charles Friedman, Samuel Technor
and J. H. Melhop of Lansing Iowa,
after q two months visit among the
mines Of Boulder, Clear Creek and Gil
pin counties. returned home Monday
afternoon. They have become interest
ed in mines in Ward district, Boulder
county, as well as a group OF veins in
this county. They will return to Colo.
RADIO about the first Of January.
Maurice Utter, representing Lyman
Bros, Wholesale milliners Of Cedar Rap.
ids, Iowa, was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday. While here he visited his
aunt Mrs. Emma NARROW. He left for
Denver yesterday.
h. L. Morris, in company with friends
was looking around the mines near this
city the first of the week.
r. A. Jenkins Of Victor is spending a
few days here. coming up Tuesday.
Knute Erickson Of the Famous Shoe
Store. who has been in the hospital in
Denver with an attack Of typhoid fever,
returned last Friday, feeling almost en-
tirsly we'll.
Miss Florence KYLE Of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, is in the city, and will remain un.
I'll after the holidays
E David A. Hamor arrived from Tellu
ride last Tuesday, and is the guest OF his
son Harry Hamor OF this city.
For business or Pleasure Trips