Gilpin observer., 1901-06-13
PERSONALS.


Miss Emma j. Harris paid her friends
in this city visit this week.
X. Morris, of Denver, came in on Sun
day evenings passenger train.
Henry Bolthotf, of Denver. registered
at the Teller Tuesday morning.
Henry O'Driscoll spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in Denver.
A. c. Dart, Jr., of Rock Island Illinois,
was visitor to Central last Friday.
Mrs. Thomas brennan and little son
returned from Denver Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Williams, of Gilpin,
were visiting friends in this city last Fri
day.
Attorners r. S. Morrison and w. A.
Davis were attending court here this
week.
Hon. j. Med. Livesary wns here from
Denver attending court in June term
this week.
w. 81. Trip, manager of the Puzz'e
and Clay county mines, returned from
Denver on Monday.
Miss Florence Beaman left for Denver
Sunday, where she will remain during
the summer months.
Miss Florence Harris is in the city
visiting friends arriving here from Den
yer on Sunday morning.
Thomas II. Potter, president of the
Rocky Mountain National bank returned
from Denver Monday evening.
Thomas Hambly, OF Denver, former
resident of this city, came up Thursday
on visit with his son William Hambly
Manager Daniel MacMasters, Of the
Grand Central Gold Mining company,
returned from Denver on Monday morn
ing.
Jesse Buckman of Golden, after sell
ing to Central City purchasers several
car loads Of hay, returned home Tuesday
afternoon.
Elk alderman G. G. Hickox, wife and
son, George, drove up from Boulder
last Thursday. They remained here un-
til Saturday.
Mrs. u ]. Carpenter, OF Denver, ar
rived last Friday evening and will visit
her siste, Mrs. D. h. Allen in this city
for two weeks.
Miss Dollie Beaman returned home to
this city from protracted visit with her
sister, Mrs. Daniel Fuelscher in Denver,
Monday evening.
Senator a. M. Teller and wife returned
to Denver Thursday afternoon. They
will pay another visit to Central in
about two weexs.
John Meagher, OF Denver, came up
Thursday from Denver and remained
here until Saturday looking after his
mining interests here.
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Pugh, OF Denver, spent
sevaral days here this week looking after
her real estate interests in this city, ar
riving here on Monday.
Mrs. Bowden and daughter. Gertrude,
were visiting the family Of Francis Nc
Leod Saturday. They returned to their
home in Gilpin on Sunday.
George c. Moore, OF the Lamberson
and Oranoake mines. Nevada district
came up from Denver Tuesday and was
by his daughter.
Miss Fay Mcleod left this city to-
day for Gilpin where she will visit
Mrs. and Mr.. James Bowden and also
her sister, Miss Rachel Mcleod.
Fred Feltch, Of Hessie, Boulder county
connected with Quigley & Co.'S saw mill
at that place, was attending to business
matters here on Thursday and Friday.
Harry Richards, OF ths New Gilpin,
spent Sunday in Denver, returning that
evening, accompanied by his wife and
daughter who were visiting in the city.
Glanville Moore, secretary OF the Kan
sas Burroughs Consolidated and Patch
Mining companies, operating on Quartz
hill, came up from Denver last Monday.
p. McCann, manager OF the Patch and
Kansas Burroughs Consolidated Mining
companies, left on business trip to
Denver ON Saturday. He returned Sun.
day evening
Miss Ellen Hallhan, OF Denver spent
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt and
uncle Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Henley, this
city. Miss Ellen has recovered from her
indisposition.
II. p. Goodier, manager OF the Orc
Verke group of mines, near st. Marys
lake, west OF this city, came up from
Denver Saturday and left for tho mines
In the afternoon.
Golden Globe: Ed. Bates has given