Gilpin observer., 1901-11-28
PERSONALS.


turned Friday evening very much i'm
proved in health.
DR.. A. II. Day left last Thursday for
Peoria, Illinois, his former home, on a
visit 10 his aged mother. He will spend
Thanksgiving with her.
Miss Marguerite L. Rank, who is now
teacher in one of the public schools of
| Denver, arrived here Saturday morning
and spent the remainder of that day and
portion of Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. Rank.
Henry Paul and wife came in from
Leadvilie last Saturday, where they have
been residing since their marriage They
will remain here permanently.
James H. Bowden was visiting his
| family in this city last Friday.
Miss Alice Williams came up last
evening to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mr. Griffith Williams,
in this city. She will return next Sun
day afternoon.
Richard Sykes returned to his home
in Denver Friday morning.
Bruce NJ. Myers of the Chicago Carr,
returned from Denver Thursday last.
Mrs. Emma A. NARROW returned from
Denver Friday noon.
Idaho Springs News: Mr. D. A. Jones,
who has been leasing on the East Not.
faway apd p,aL;po b;o boyna IN Ca,t-o1
City, will shortly move back and make
his headquarters in Lake gulch.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Mr.. W. L.
Adams, of the Kokomo mine, and wife,
who have resided in Idaho Springs for
some time have taken up their residence
in Central City. Their many friends in
Idaho regret their departure very much.
Robert L. Martin, manager Of the
Gregory Buell. consolidated, and Avon
Mining companies, returned from Den
yer on Monday.
George Ruple an old.time business
man of Denver, was visitor with Cen
tral friends last Saturday.
Miss Annie Bristol spent Sunday with
friends in Golden, returning Sunday
evening.
Almond Thompson, who is assisting
in the erection OF the new stamp mill for
the Boulder county mine at Cardinal
Grand Island district, spent Sunday
with his family 10 this city.
Thomas Woodward. of Idaho Springs,
former old time pioneer resident OF
Gilpin county was a visitor here ON
Monday. He was accompanied by Mr..
Clark Of the Comstock mine, Idaho dis.
trict.
Hon. John c. McShane, OF Arvada,
was attending to business mat.ers here
on Monday.
James T. Smith. mining editor OF the
Rocky Mountain News, paid The OBsER-
YER a friendly visit Monday morning.
he came up to secure data for the an
nual review OF the old ..reliable, which
will appear in the News New Year
edition, which will be a hummer. He
secured considerable data 10 regard to
mining, milling and concentration. He
went over to Idaho Springs the next
morning.
Mrs. William Rothouse and children,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rothouse
in Denver, returned to Central Saturday
evening.
Captain Walter B. Jenness, mining ex.
pert Of Denver, who examined several
mines in Gilpin county last week, re-.
turned TO Denver on Friday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Treat OF Cripple Creek
Both were here in the interests OF Den
YER and Cripple Creek parties.
A. L. Anderson and wife, OF this city,
returned home from a two days visit
with Denver relatives on Monday morn
ing.
Miss Apnie Fuelscher, after a visit
with sister and brother at Julesburg,
Nebraska, has returned to her home in
| this city.
Herman Peterson, Senior, this city
who has been h poor health for some
time past. contemplates making IA trip
to Iowa next month. where he will spend
. portion OF the winter months with
sister who resides in that state. No
doubt the visit will be beneficial to him
j. ]. Reillsy come up from Denver on
Monday. After Waiting mines here 10
which he 10 interested he returned Tues.
day evening.
Benjsmin 7. White, former placer
mine operator In Rtsssll Gulch, came in
from Montana Monday evening to look
around among the mines and mills OF
Gilpip county. It 10 his nrst visit to
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