Gilpin observer., 1901-01-03
PERSONALS.

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tomorrow.
Mr.. Blake, of the Cyclops Assay office,
took spin over to the mines in the
Moon gulch section on Saturday.
Mrs. Sadie Alexander, of Cripple Creek
spent New Years week with her mother
Mrs. Costello this city.
Miss Florence Harris came up on
Monday evenings train and is spending
the week here with friends.
Morgan Mccain, student at the
Jesuit College, near Denver. spent the
holidays with his father in this city.
Miss Mae Leidinger, OF Sheridan
Hights, has been spending the week
with relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. James Faulkner came up from
Denver Monday evening, and remained
here several days visiting her husband.
Miss Lizzie Galligan of Gilpin, who
has been the guest of Miss Jennie Cody,
this city for several days, has returned
home.
w. Fl. Paul, formeraly connected with
the Standard Assay Office this city, ar
reyed from Denver Saturday and re-
here several days.
Milford Steele, manager OF the Gettys-
burg Development and Milling company,
Central district, was attending to bust
ness here on Monday.
Adjutant- General j. C. Overmeyer and
Lieutenant A. II. Williams. of the Colo
rado National Guards, were visitors to
Central City on Sunday.
Richard Sykes, president OF the Kan
sas Burroughs Consolidated Mining CO
mpany arrived New Years day. He re-
mains here until tomorrow.
Tie Misses Ethel Hall, Evalyn Jones,
and Emma Miller have been spending
the holiday vacation in this city with
relatives. They return to Denver next
Sunday.
After ten days vacation with his par
ents, Guy NJ. Laird, j.., returned to Den
yer, New Years day to resume his stud
les at the Mammal Training school in
that city.
Postmaster II. J. Scars, who has been
suffering from rheumatism, was taken
to Denver on Monday for treatment.
He was accompanied by his wife and
mother-in-law Mrs. Elingham.
L. S. Newell, ir., came up from Den
yer, Tuesday to attend to the Concrete
E,o which ha
is looking after ip the absence Of his
brother, state Senator, S. V. Newell.
AL. Collins, manager of the Snug
gler- U MON Gold Mining and Milling
company came in last Thursday, re-
manning here several days attending to
business matters before returning to the
property at Telluride.
II. G. Shucll, cashier OF the Rocky
Mountain National bank, this city, re-
turned Sunday evening from quite a
visit with friends and relatives residing
in New York and Pennsylvania. He was
accompanied by his wife and little son,
Harold.
Ernest LeNeve Foster returned from
Denver Tuesday noon and visited the
Saratoga mine in Russell district, after
luncheon. A number of substantial
surface improvements have been made
on this property,of which he is the gen
eral manager.
Captain c. II. Bergman and Lieuten-
ants A. Il. Littler and T.. A. Nichols, of
Company l., C. n. G., this city, left
Tuesday morning for Denver where they
attended reception given retiring Gov
ernor c. S. Thomas. Governor-elect j.
e. Orman was present. They returned
last evening.
Merle NARROW left for Denver Sunday
afternoon, where he met his cousir Earle
McMnran, of Spokane, Washington.
! Merle returned Monday, accompanied
by his cousin. The latter will remain
here several months, visiting his aunt
Mrs. Z. A. MARROW and his grandmother
Mrs. Pauline Pullman.
Mrs. Nelson A. Millett. of this city,
who is visiting at Los Angeles, Califor-
min, on New Years day attended
flower festival at Pasadena, that state
Her hubby, of The Teller, this city, had
hard work to keep himself from freezing.
Quite difference in the climate in the
hlltops to that of the sea coast.
Charley Lake, former conductor on
the Colorado K Southern railroad now
on the South Clear Creek division. ex-
changed runs with Conductor William
Moore and paid his friends here visit.
It is some twelve years since Charley
run into Central as conductor.
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