Gilpin observer., 1901-01-10
PERSONALS.

DR.. Abe Ashbaugh returned from
Denver on Monday.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick returned from
Denver Monday morning.
Miss Della Walmsey, of Kansas city
is visiting friends in Gilpin County.
Frank Cody injured through the up
setting of wagon, is at work again.
Miss Fredonia McBirney left Satur-
day for visit with friends in Denver.
E. d.. Quigley and c. F. Aderson, of
Idaho Springs, were guests at The
Teller Tuesday.
F. Fl. Messenger, chashier of the First
National Bank, returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
Ed Griffin, of the, Eclipse stables
hack has returned from Kansas, where
he spent his Christmas.
L. S. Newell, Jr., returned from Den
yer Tuesday morning and left his auto
graph on The Teller register.
Jacob Leidinger of Sheridan Heights,
was in Saturday. He is still working
his group of veins in that locality.
George Collins, manager of the Rocky
Mountain mill aud concentrator spent
Sunday with his wife and son in Bould-
er.
James M. Brown, one of the old time
prospectors of Pine district, was attend
ing to business at the county seat Tues
day.
Mrs. X. A. Nichols and son Henry.
returned from Denver Sunday evening,
where they spent Christmas and New
Years.
Melville p. Dalton, of the Boston &
Denver Consolidated Mining and Mill
ing company, left Denver for Boston last
Friday.
Otto Sauer, president OF the Sauer-
McShane Mercantile company OF this
city, came up from Denver Tuesday
morning.
Louis Rachofskey, Of the New York
Merchantile company after weeks
visit in Denver returned to Central last
Friday evening.
Hon. j. Med. Livesory came up from,
Denver Monday morning and was pres
ent at the January term OF the district
court that afternoon.
Fred Feltcb, Of the Quigley saw mill
at Hessie, on the Middle Boulder, was
visiting here Sunday, rsturnine'tbs nsxt
day via Gfipin and Perigo.
Charles G. Hecox, wife and little SOD
George arrived Wednesday evening. He
has packed up his household goods prior
to shipping them to Boulder.
Charles Myers, son OF Bruce Myers
manager OF the Chicago Carr Gold Min.
ing company, after visit with his father
in this city has returned home.
Miss Annie Bristol after a weeks visit
in Denver and Golden returned Satur-
day and resumed her studies at tie
public school the following Monday.
Milford Steele. manager of the Geitys-
burg Development Mining and Milling
company and his assistant NJ. A. Willard
were guests at the Tellar on Friday.
Idaho Springs Gazstte: Hon. Michael
j. McGrath, formerly of Silver Plume,
but now Of Central, was over here yes.
terday shaking hands with old friends.
Duncan A. Holiday, one OF the
politest 1T. p. AS" switching into Cen.
tral, was calling on the grocery mer
chants Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
William King, who spent the holidays
at his old home in Tinin Ohio, has re-.
turned to his first love, Gilpin county
He had pleasant visit with his relc
tives.
Mayor Ross Hunderman, OF Peck
Flats, was visiting Central friends on
Saturday. He is still opening up lode
claims in that portion of Vermillion dis
trict.
The Misses Ethel, Florence and petite
Emma Harris and Miss Mabel Teats,
after visit to friends and relatives, this
city, returned to Denver Sunday after
noon.
Fort Collins Courier January 3 -
Thos. l.. Moore, wife and little daught-
er returned yesterday from Central City
where they were visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Thad Seaton.
Abe Rachofsky, manager OF the New
York Store Mercantile company, re.
turned from Denver Monday evening to
assist in taking an inventory OF stock at
that establishment.
Robert $. MOI iisou, Denver's cele.