Gilpin observer., 1901-03-14
PERSONALS.
j. H. Reilley returned from Denver
the first OF the week.

! " Hiidtu uiieTIon, ot Denver, came
up from Denver on Tuesday mornings
train.
Thomas Cornwall, of the st. Louis
mine, Pine district, paid Central visit
on Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Carlson, this city, left
for Denver Monday on brief visit with
friends in that city.
Mayor John Trathen, OF Idaho Springs
was visitor to this city on Monday, re-
turning to the Spa In the evening.
Adiutant General J. C. Overmeyer OF
the Colorado National Guard, paid Cen
tral short visit last Thursday evening.
Ex-Postmaster Marcus Leahey is lying
renee street, this city, suffering from
lung trouble.
Miss Tillie Walmsley, of Fredonia,
New York, returned home last Saturday
after two weeks visit with Gilpin
county friends.
Mrs. M. A. McBurnie, who left here
several days ago to recuperate after her
recent illness, has rapidly improved for
her short stay in Denver.
Frank c. Young president and general
manager Of the Gunnell Gold Mining
and Milling company came up from Den
yer on Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prinn and little
daughter, Ruth, returned from Denver
on Sunday, where they spent several
days last week visiting friends in that
city.
William and Richard Leahey, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Leahey, arrived
here from California yesterday, sum-
moned here through the illness Of their
father.
Our pioneer friend, Morris Thomas,
came up from Denver Tuesday morning
on business and spent day or two
with his son, Benjamin P. Thomas, of
the Sauer McShare Mercantile Co.
George W. Mabee came up from Den
yer last Thursday morning. he was ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Julia
Mabee. The latter was the guest OF
Miss Edna Becker. Mr.. Mabee returned
that afternoon, Miss Julia remaining
here until Saturday afternoon.
A letter received 10 this city last Nor
| day from Victor states that viii
Mcleod, who left this city some time
ago is now working at tho samplinv
works of the Eagle company, near Gold
field.
Now that Mrs. George Lanning and
child have gone to Denver here they
will take up a residence, the pale ern.
portion of the famik has joined tie
bachelor ranks for The time being, u
though he is not yet accustomed to the
WAYS of the bachelor.
Thomas a. Irwin, who has been taken
in the mines OF Arizona for some time
past, returned to Idaho SpriGgs last
Thursday. He spent Saturday in this
city. He returned to Arizana the first
Of the week.
Charles G.. HickoX. ex-proprietor OF
the Eclipse stables aud cx.alderman
from the Third ward, came up from hir
home in Boulder yesterday. He reports
his wife, daughter and son well, and well
satisfied with their new home in Boul
der. He returns to-day.
Idaho Springs Siftngs; W. l.. Bush
and wife left Wednesday for their trip
to Old Mexico, the south. and pnriicu-
lnrly HAVANA Mrs. Bush was slight y
ndsposed when she departed, but they
belieYe she will find health speedily
while in pursuit OF res, and recreation.
The trip viii be an extended one by rail
and water, and the couple will spend
better than a month in pleasure search
and sight seeing.
Idaho Springs News: Mr.. Cyrus King,
OF Antlcrs, Garfield Goa ty, CJloradc, is
here on visi. to his daughter, Mrs. j.
NJ. Thexton. lie is 10 quite feeble
health, and the trip is taken with the
hope OF benefit f'om the change. His
daughter, Miss Mary King. atiue with
him, reaching here Tuesday evening. II
has been four and .nli years since she
wv "''F, ""u sh' h"No "l""s thhlg'N III
the place and among the people. She
was obliged TO start hone yesterday
afternoon to be with her mother, who is
quite feeble too.
Miss Emma j. Harris arrived Mon
day from Denver, accompanied by her
nephew, Ed. l.. Harris Jr. They will
return on Saturday.
Mrg. Minnie Pollard after a visit with
Central friends has returned to her
home in Denver.
George j. Mnbce. of Denver arrived