Gilpin observer., 1901-07-18
PERSONALS.


the Gunnell mine on Gunnell hill was
up from Denver last Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. S. w. Strain passed through
this city to her home in Denver last
Thursday. She and her two sons have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Grannis,
in South Boulder park for two weeks.
Otto Sauer was up from Denver last
Thursday looking after his real estate
interests in this city.
Ernest Rodda, who has been assisting
at the central office of the Colorado
Telephone company in this city, for some
time, left for Denver Thursday after
noon.
Miss Minnie Webster and aunt Mrs.
j. FL. McClintock, of Birmingham, Ala
bama, returned last Thursday after an
outing of five weeks in Middle park. The
following morning they left for Denver
where in company with friends, they
left for the Yosmite valley in California.
Sterling S. Newell, Jr., came up from
Denver Friday to attend to mining and
milling business here and in Black
Hawk.
After an absence of several weeks G.
w. Mabec put in an appearance last
Friday He remained here several
days before returning to Denver.
George z. Havemeyer, of Trinidad,
Colorado, al;er three weeks visit here
among the mines, mills, concentration
and sampling works Of the county, re-
turned Thursday afternoon. 1t is prob
able that he will become interested in a
group of veins in Independent district.
Miss Bessie Long, after brief but
very pleasant visit in this city with her
friend, Mrs. d. II. Allen, returned to
Denver Friday morning, whence she
will return to her home in Williamsport,
Pennsylvania. Miss Long was well
pleased with Central City and the cool
atmosphere of the mountains in com
parisor with the heat in the east.
Former Mrs. r.. G. Aududdell and
sister Mrs. Kemling of Balaire, Ohio, and
niece Miss Kemling, were visitors to
Central City on Friday. The ladies
went to Idado Springs in the afternoon
They also went over the Loop to Silver
Plume before returning to Denver.
William Kengle, of Detroit, Michigan
Interested in the Galena group of veins
arrived last Friday and is the guest of
his son Frank and wife. He will remain
in Colorado several weeks.
Fred Kahle, Of the Surprise mine,
Vermillion district, was visitor to Cen.
trail Saturday.
Among other visitors to Central City
last Saturday was Lieutenant Ripley,
wife and sister, of American city. They
arrived here about 1870 and returned
about 4 o'clock p. m.
Henry Rogers and wife returned from
Routt county, whittier they went some
time ago in company with Henry Dennis.
The latter will remain during n part OF
the haying season, returning to this
city about the first Of August. Mr.. and
iNo5Gio iSib ioI tlltlE hOllC III bOulu-
er Sunday morning.
F.. G. Young, president and general
manager OF the Gunnell Gold Mining
and Milling company, this city, is en-.
ioying vacation down on the shores OF
the Atlantic. lie will return to Colorado
next month.
II. N. Lewis, in charge of DR.. Ash
baugh's stamp mill in Gleason gulch east
OF Yankee, came in Monday evening
After attending to business matters here
he returned in the evening.
Mrs Oman, of Empire, Clear Creek
county, and sister, Miss Mae Leidinger,
of Sheridan Heights were visiting Cen
trail friends on Monday of this week.
Levi Rnchofsky, leading dry goods
merchant OF Boulder is in the city the
guest OF his brother Aba. lIe rc-
mains here several days, and reports
business very good with him at Boulder.
Judge II. A. Hicks and little daughter
Dorothy, left for Denver Saturday morn
ing, returning in the evening.
Fred Alsdorf, brother OF p. c. Alsdori,
is in the city tho guest OF the latter
gentlemen.
Miss Alice Williams who spent the
Fourth OF July in Denver, and has been
visiting friends in that city, returned
homo Saturday evening, glad enough to
return TO a cooler atmosphere.
Miss Elna Becker left Saturday for
Denver where she will visit the Misses
Morrison for the next six weeks.
Goldon Globe; Miss jessie Rule and
Miss Lilly Fullerton, OF Central City,