Gilpin observer., 1901-06-27

In the early days he assisted in the erec-
ton Of number of brick buildings
now standing in this city.
Charles Huntington, accompanied by
his uncle John Harrington, were vsi-
tors in Central last Saturday. They re-
turned to their home in Denver Sunday
morning.
j. NJ Burnell, former manager of the
Rocky Mountain News, who has been in
Bolivia, South America for more than a
year has returned to that city.
Judge A. II. DeFrance came up from
Golden Monday morning and opened
court at l so p. m. pursuant to adjourn
ment from last week.
Rev. S. j, Rogers drove over to Idaho
Springs on Monday morning to attend
the obsequies of his friend, Rev. Bonney,
which occurred that afternoon from his
sons residence
Manager Daniel Mac Masters of the
East Whiting mine returned on Monday
from Denver where spent Saturday and
Sunday.
Lieutenant Littler, of company F, c..
N. G., was visitor at Perigo and Gilpin
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Anderson, and sister Mrs.
j. F. Henion, of Saltwater, Minnesota,
are in the city visiting friends, arriving
last Thursday evening.
Rev. A. MacKay, of the Presbyterian
church, left Monday for Ridgefeld, New
Jersey and while absent will oliver a
series of lectures. His pulpit here and
in Black Hawk will be supplied by a
clergyman from the same place in New
Jersey.
Mis- Nellie Allen returned to Central
Saturday after short but pleasant visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Carpenter in Den
yer.
l. n. Welch, OF the Register Call, left
for Golden Sunday accompanied by his
wife and daughter The latter will re-
main there during the summer. Mr.
WEIGH returned in the evening.
Miss Emma Clair, who has been en-
joying vacation of two weeks visiting
friends in Denver, returned to this city
Saturday evening.
Oscar Carlson and wife, of Denver,
accompanied the Franklin base ball
club on their visit to this city last Sun
day, returning with the visitors to the
state capital after luncheon at the
Teller.
Christian Stangier, former resident
of this place but of late years leasing on
mines near ellison gulch, Clear Creek
county, was visiting Central friends last
Saturday.
Miss Margaret L. Rank returned
Saturday from short visit with Denver
friends.
w. NJ. Cudahy, who was with General
Funston in the Philippine islands, is in
the city visiting his uncle Thomas Cud.
ahy.
Miss Margaret Sterling came up from
her home in Denver last Thursday and
will remain here two or three weeks the
guest of her sister Mrs. John Slattery.
Charles Beach, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G. Beach, former residents OF this city,
whose father for long time was con-
nected with the Briggs Gold Mining
company and afterwards postmaster in
Black Hawk in the 7O's, paid this city
visit last Saturday for the first time in
13 years. He is now located in Denver
and connected with an ore purchasing
agency.
r. st. j. Cleery, OF Denver, was up
again on Tuesday attending district
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Orahood arrived
from Denver tuesday. While here they
: were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Millett, parents OF Mrs. Orahood, at the
Teller house.
Alderman Oscar Williams who has
been attending to business in Denver
drove up from that city Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. +. Manson and daughter, Miss
Ida, who have been travelling in Eur
ope and in the east for some length oi
time returned last Saturday to this city
G. p. Gooder, manager of the Ore
Verdi Mining company, came up Tues
, day evening from Denver, and the mex
day left for the property Of the compan.
near Yankee.
New England Bread.