Gilpin observer., 1901-05-23
PERSONALS.

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home in Denver Friday afternoon.
Fred Kahe, who is working in the
Surprise mine, at "KlonkilSe," after quite
visit in this city, returned to the mine.
A. Sandberg contractor at the Lom-
bard-Polaris mine, of DR.. Abe Ashbaugh
returned to the mine Thursday afternoon
after several days visit in this city.
General Overmeyer and Col. johnson
of Denver, were guests at the Teller on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Christian Fischer, of the Central
City Steam Bottling works, returned
last week from business trip to Nebras-
ka.
Joseph Merritt, of the Fair, returned
from business trip to Denver yester-
day.
Henry Dennis, this city, is in receipt
of a letter from his daugh ter, Mrs. Will
bur Rule, who has been very sick near
krull, Routt county, that she has passed
the critical period and is copTalescing.
her.
Mrs. James II. Bowden, of Gilpin,
visited friends here last Saturday, re-
turning home that afternoon.
Mrs. F. II. Messenger, of Denver, ar
rived Monday noon on visit with her
friend, Mrs. Byron s. Lake.
Miss Lilly Lake, who has been visit
ing her friends, Mrs. George Bathey and
daughter, at Florence, Colorado, re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. E. c. Stevens, of Denver, for
mer resident of this city, came up from
Denver Monday, and after attending to
business matters in the city, returned
that afternoon.
Mrs. Percy r. Alsdorf, who has been
visiting Denver friends, returned horne
Monday evening.
William Preville, brother of Mrs
Annie Rapin, came up from Denver Mon
day morning. He will remain here and
assist Mr.. Rapin at the Mineral Palace.
CAPTAIN E. w. Hurlburt, OF Denver,
was visitor to Central City the first
of the week, coming up on Monday.
Mrs. James Bristol returned Sunday
from visit at Golden and Denver.
Hon. s. v. Newell and Henry Bolthoff
were among others coming up from Dem
yer Tuesday morning. ss7as.a'
w. Ballatyne, OF the Nemeha mine,
returned from Denver Tuesday.
George c. Moore, manager of the
Oranoake mine on Kings flats, returned
from Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. II. F. Tower, of Denver, spent
Sunday with her daughter Miss Efiie
Tower in this city, returning on Mon.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bates left Sun
day for Golde m. Mrs. Bat will re-
main there some length OF time. Ed. re.
turned Monday.
John Bunney, one OF the old time
Smith & Parmelee Gold Mining com
pany's employees, was visiting here last
Saturday.
Georgetown Herald: Sol Turck, nc.
companied by his son-in-law II. NJ. Cohn
arrived from New York on Monday, and
after an inspection OF the Aliunde prop
erty left May 10, en- route for Butte,
Montana, and possibly will visit Califor-
mia before returning to the east. Moth
ing is known at present OF any change
regarding the working OF the property.
John Grant, OF the Alpha Gold and
Silver mining company, returned from n
sojourn in Denver Sunday.
Matt Huberty, who has been taking
in the baths at Idaho Springs, returned
to Central Sunday.
Fred Fetch, OF Hessie, Boulder &C unity
drove over on Sunday. He states that
Quigley & Co.'s saw mill at that Place
has not yet resumed saving lumber,
and that the sn W is fast disappearing
George W. Mabee came up from Den.
yer last Thursday, retur ming on Fridty.
John w. Bailey, OF " ilder Bios. shirt
at Lawrcnco. Kapsas
after weeks business trip to ths
county, left for Idaho Springs Friday
afternoon.
Hugh a. Campbell, who has been
visiting his j. W. Campbell in this
city and looking after his mining interests
on Bellevieu mountain, returned To his
home in Denver lust Friday.
Thomas T. Warren, of Nevndayille.
waa transacting business here lnst
Saturday, his first visit here since he
was taken down with pneumonia. lie
il now recovering rapidly.