Gilpin observer., 1901-08-29
PERSONALS.

Robert L. Martin returned from Den
yer Monday morning.
Tony Pianfetti is lying at his residence
very ill of quinsy.
Water Collector Elijah Stephens re-
turned from Denver Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Hall, of Denver, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. F. j. Altvater.
Noxey Miller, formerly foreman at the
Galena mine, is in charge of the Big
Five tunnel.
]. H, Bowden of Gilpin, was attending
to business matters at the county seat
last Saturday.
George Hodnet, who is mining at
Empire, was visiter to Central this
week. He returns to-day.
j. P. Olympus, of Denver, former
mine operator of this county, registered
at the Teller on Monday
Miss Evaline Shafnit came up
from Denver on Sunday, and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Quigley.
Miss NJ. Pease, Of Alliance, Nebraska,
after brief but pleasant visit with Mrs.
M. A. McBurney, has returned home.
Hon. John G. McShane, of Arvada,
paid Central City business visit this
week, arriving here on Tuesday.
Miss Annie Morris returned from Der
yer, Monday evening, after three da, g.
visit with friends in that city.
District Attorney H. G. Thurman is
taking in the sights at Salt Lake City,
Utah. He will return next Tuesday.
Attorney W. c. Fullerton left for Den.
yer Saturday afternoon to attend to legal
matters. He returned Monday morning.
The Misses Annie Richards and Nellie
Hurd, OF Denver, are in the city, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Jenkins.
Mrs. Julia Griffin, after visit here
with her mother and other relatives, re-
turns to her home in Denver tomorrow.
Nick Sans, wife and two sons, have
been among the Centralites who are IN
camp in South Boulder park and have
returned.
George McLaren and Samuel Stewart,
who are oEening up group of veins in
Phenix district were visitors to this
city on Monday.
Robert N. Lewis, in charge of the Ash
baugh stamp mill, at the Lombard. Pol
aris mine, west of this city, paid Central
visit last Monday.
Mrs. Duncan McRae and two sons. of
Cripple Creek, arrived Tuesday evening,
on visit 70 her parents Judge John G.
Hatch and wife.
Miss Frances George, of the City
Book Store, after visit OF several DAYS
with her sister in Denver, returned last
Thursday evening.
Golden Globe: Fred Buckman is now
living with his son, Guy, on Green
Mountain Ianch and he says he is en-.
joying life to the utmost.
Miss Emma Aldrich, of Denver, cousin
of Miss Mayme McCarty, and who has
been visiting here for some time leaves
tomorrow for Salt Lake City, Utah.
Harry Richards, of the New Gilpin,
accompanied by his wife and little
left Tuesday afternoon for
Denver. They returned last evening.
Hon. J. w. Bostwick returned from
Denver on Monday evening and has been
paying his attention to the Rome Gold
Mining companys n Gardner lode.
Miss Mabel Prughe, OF Boulder, has
been spending a week with her friend,
Miss Marion Withrow, this city, Miss
Mabel will return hcme next Saturday.
Mrs. Baer and little son, who for the
past five months have be en- visiting
relatives in Pennsylvania, hav, returned.
They will take up residence at Yankee,
west of this city.
Miss Jeanr cite Lavan, Of Prairie du
Chen, Wisconsin, left for her home last
Sunday afternoon after visit of three
months with Jefferson and Gilpin county
friends. She was accompanied by Miss
Lettic Dubois.
Mrs. II j. llnwlcy, after II visit Of
several days here with her daughter,
Mrs, G. W. Perry md MIR. c. Il. Wiley,
returned t1 her home in Denver Tuesday
morning
Henry Harrington, after weeks
vacation here with his parents, returned
to Eagle where he will resume hisclert.
ship il general merchandise store, OF
which his nunt ~ the owner.
DR. George, Of Colorado Sprngs, spent
Sunday with his niece, Mrs. Phil Parcn.
teau, this city, whom he had not met for
II years. The doctor carries n Confcd
49, I...lI-A L.. L l. L.. - =. ----L. IL