Gilpin observer., 1901-05-02
PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake and little
son George, of Golden, were visitors to
J Central on Monday. Mrs. e. S. McVay,
sister of Mrs. Lake accompanied them.
Mr.. Lake is conductor on the South
Clear creek branch of the G. e. S rail
road.
Mrs. James S. Doris, OF Tama, Iowa.
arrived Monday and registered at the
Teller.
Eldora Miner: Messrs Fred Feltch
and Chas. Jones went to Central City
to attend the funeral of Marcus Leahy,
respected citizen OF that place.
Nelson Mllett, of the Teller returned
from Denver Sunday evening.
Frank Bullene returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver Sunday noon.
Thomas Cornwall this week left for
the new mining camp in Saguache
county, this state. He will return here
in about month.
Breck inridge Iournal Mrs. G. w.
Harmed, wife of our Methodist pastor
with three of her children, departed
Thursday for visit with her parents
in Texas.
Idaho Springs News: Messrs. Fred
kruse, Jr., and WIN. G. Hayden, ac-
companied by Misses Edna and Blanche
Becker, drove over from Central City
Sunday and registered at the Portland
Mrs. John Jenkins and her sister-in-
law go to Central City tomorrow for a
visit with her aunt, who goes to Europe
shortly. Idaho Springs News.
Guy Laird, of the Denver Manual
Training School, came up Friday and
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents in this city. Guy attended the
contest between the Y. l.. &. Il. and
Cardinals, held at the Opera house Fri
day evening. He returned Sunday after
noon.
Miss Ollie Acres, who has had charge
of the Public school at Evergreen, JEFF
ferson county, came up from Denver
Saturday and attended the Teachers
Institute of the Clear Creek Valley
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on that day. While here she was the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs Emma A. Mar
low.
| Mrs. Helen l.. Grenfell, state superin-
tendent of schools left Denver, Friday,
to attend teachers institute held at
kiowa, Elbert county.
w. j. Stephens, manager OF the Colo
RADIO Telephone company, this city. left
yesterday on months vacation sc-
companied by his family. He will visit
relatives and friends in Ohio. j. A.
/ kinkaid, OF Denver. will have charge OF
the Office here during his absence.
Mr.. and !Mrs. Cary B. Alexander ar
rived from Cripple Creek, Thursday
last, where Mr.. Alexander has been en-
ploysd in mining. They will remain
here and again take up a residence in
this city.
W. II. Knowles, manager OF the Cali.
fornfa- Colorado companys mines and
mill in Idaho district was visitor TO
this city last Friday.
| WI mt A'ouustiue, Oh DenVhr, one
OF the oldtime Centrnlites, paid his
friends here visit Thursday and Fri.
day Of last week.
The Golden Transcript says that Miss
Jessie Rule Of Central City has been
visiting friends in that town.
Mrs. Uland, OF Denver, after a visit
at Yankee and with Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Richter, this city, returned to her home
at the state capitol yesterday She was
well pleased with her visit to the noun
tains.
j. w. Brown. pioneer OF Pine
Creek mining district was in from Apex
Tuesday, his first visit TO the county
scat since last fall. He returned in the
evening,
William Holey, former resident OF
this city, now residing at Idaho Springs,
was visiting here last Tuesday.
Il. NJ. Mrssiter, manager of the Tona.
wanda Mining and Milling company,
was in the city Tuesday He stated
that force OF men will clear the road
over the divide between Perigo nnd
Wide Awuke OF the accumulated snow
bnnks.
Miss Cnrkeck, OF Silver Plume, has
been visiting Mesdames John aud
Thomas Champion in this city for sev.
eral weeks. She returned home to day.
james Couch, OF Rocky Mountain
lodge No, ., this city, who attended the
Odd Fellows welcome togrand sire Cable
of the Sovereign grand lodge returned
homo on Tuesday evening He says
IL was grand affair.