Gilpin observer., 1901-07-25
PERSONALS.
J. 5. Beaman returned from Denver on
Monday evening.

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Monday evening.
Roy Ashbaugh, youngest son of DR.
Abe Ashbaugh, came up from Denver
on Monday. AS be brought his gun ane
fishing tackle along, the little lad ex
pects to have plenty Of enjoyment while
here.
j. w. Bos,wick, r. Sykes and II. a
Hoffman came up from Denver Monday
All are interested in mining on Quartz
hill, Nevada district.
Idaho Springs News: Professor Flem
ing has been here from Central City this
week looking for house to rent.
Idaho Springs News: Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Il. Jenkins came up from Den
yer yesterday to spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Roberts. Mr.. jenkins
does clerical work in the Denver court
house, and this is the period of his an
Maggie Jenkins, was here visiting friends
last week.
j. d. Mac Masters, ohm w. Hannah,
d. MacMssters and FL. d. MacMasters,
all OF Rochester, New York, were guests
at The Teller last Friday, driving over to
Idaho Springs after dinner
Hon. j. Med. Livesay paid business
visit to this city last Friday and Sa,ur-
day, returning to Denver the latter day.
Mrs. James H. Bowden, of Gilpin, re-
turned home last Thursday afternoon
after brief visit in this city, the guest
of Mrs. Francis Mcleod.
William Longo, after several years ab-
sence visiting Italy and in Montana en-.
gagged in mining, has returned to Central
to remain.
Tony ~Pianfetti, c. Cassagrandi and
Martin Miller, all of Philips, Ebli &
Co.'S Lawrence street grocery firm, left
here by conveyance for Silver Plume,
Clear Creek county, last Sunday morn
Ing at 8 o'clock. They returned that
evening about IL o'clock.
The Misses Katie and Bessie Cham
pion, this city, visited Miss Mary Car
keek and other friends at Silver Plume
last Sunday, going and coming by train
over tho Colorado IL Southern railroad.
Central City was pretty well represented
that day in Clear Creok county.
DR.. Abe Ashbaugh has returned from
attending the Trans Mississippi conven-
ton held at Cripple Creek last week as
a delegate from this city.
William G. Thurman, discoverer and
one of the former owners of the Missouri
lode, Russell district, now having his
headquarters in Denver, was in the city
on Monday, accompanied by Mr. c. II.
Jones. Mr.. Thurman is also patentee of
the Thurman dry method of ore con-
one OF which plants he
operated in Russell Gulch number of
years ago. Both gentlemen returned to
Denver that afternoon.
Mrs. Benjamin p. ThomSs came up
from Denver Saturday evening and will
remain here. Her health is much better
than when leaving here some months
ago.
Eldora, Boulder county, Miner: j. r.
Quigley, of Central City, was in town
Wednesday and visited the saw mill.
Twenty men were added to the force
this eek.
G. Z. Nicolls left Saturday morning
for the east. After attending the Elks'
reunion in Milwaukee,, Mr.. Nicolls will
visit his old home near Syracuse, New
York.
State Senator S. V. Newell has gone
to Antelope park on a fishing excursion
near Creede.
Thomas II. Potter, prs sident of the
Rocky Mountain National bank, this
city, is enjoying vacation at Wagon
While Gap, one Of the best trout fishing
grounds in the state.
Friday evening Captain Thomas p.
Cow and other members of company q,
n. G. c., visit d company F, this city
and attended drill of the company.
Merle NARROW returned from Idaho
Springs Tuesday, where he has been
visitir friends for several days.
Earle McMoran, nephew of Mrs. b. A,
NARROW, this city who visited her and
his grandmothcr, Mrs. p. Pullman, for
several months in the fore part of the
present year; since his return to his
home at Spokane, Washington, has been
in the employ of the Northern Pacific
railroad company in that city.
Miss Emma j. Harris returned tC
Denver last Saturday afternoon, after L
five days business visit to this city.
Silver Plume Standard: Michael j
! NcGrath came over from Central last