Gilpin observer., 1902-02-06
PERSONALS



reports the property looking well in all
its workings.
Nathaniel II. White, of Des Moines,
Iowa, after three weeks visit here re-
turned home last Monday.
Thomas H. Potter, president of the
Rocky Mountain National bank, this
city, returned last Friday from two
weeks business trip to New York.
r. s. Morrison came up from Denver
Sunday evening and was present when
court convened that afternoon. He is
engaged on the Millison vs. City of Black
Hawk case
County Commissioner John C. Jenk-
ins left Tuesday for Canon City, where
he will visit with the family of his father
in-law, Alex Mcleod He was accomp-
by Miss Fay Mcleod, who will remain
there for SIX weeks.
The Misses Emma and Elizabeth
Shuck, Sisters of I'll. G. Sbuck, who
have been visiting that gentleman and
wife for several weeks, left Monday on
their home in Bedford, Pennsylvania.
Their visit to Central was an enjoyable
one.
Mrs. Nelson Millitt, of the Teller, who
has been in Denver for the past month
returned Saturday evening, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Orahood,
of Denver.
Idaho Springs Siftings: Roy H. Black
man, of Georgetown, has been appointed
deputy district attorney by District At
torney Horace G. Thurman. Mr.. Black
man is young attorney of Georgetown
and his friends are pleased to see him
meet with such hattering success at the
threshold of his prospective career.
81. P. Smith, of the Bledsoe and Next
President mines, returned Saturday
noon from business trip to Denve.
DR.. A. Fl. Day returned Thursday
from two months visit at his old home
at Peoria, Illinois, and with his brother
Florence Day, in Nebraska. He had a
very pleasant visit.
G. p. Goodier, manager OF the Orc
Verdi g. NJ company, came up from
Denver Saturday accompanied by his
sister Mrs. Martha G. Warren, of Oswego
New York. After dining at the Teller
they drove out to that company's prop.
erty on Silver Creek, west Of Yankee. 1t
is Mrs. Warns first visit to the mount
aims.
Little Mabel Millison, OF Golden, came
up Thursday evening, and is the guest
of Annie and Ollie Bristol.
w. 81. Nichols, manager of the Rob-
ert Emmet G. NJ. company, came up
from Denver Monday noon.
H. c. Eastman, manager of the Colo
rado- Ontario company, returned from
business trip to Denver Monday.
c. L. Turner, agent Of the Fidelity
Life Insurance company, was in the city
Monday and Tueseay.
Ben Smith, of Smiths Res taurant, re-
turned from visit to his family in Den
yer Monday evening.
Judge II. A. Hicks returned from Den
yer on Monday evening.
Bruce NJ. Myers left by train for Idaho
Springs, on Monday afternoon to attend
meeting Of the new mill company held
that evening. He returned the follow
ing day.
DIR. Abe Ashbaugh and j. W. Bost-
wick came up from Denver Monday.
Miss Annie Meyers returned from
quite lengthy visit in Denver on Mon
day.
Miss Laura B. Mayor came up from
Denver on Tuesday for short visit with
relatives and friend Dis.
George Barrick went to Denver on
Monday on short business trip.
John NJ. Mack was visitor to Denver
Tuesday.
Henry Dennis, who has been suffering
from severe cold, is out again.
Milt McCosh, who has been assisting
Fred Feltch at the latter's ranch in
Middle Park, returned to Central the
first OF the week.
Mrs. James Doris went to Denver last
Tuesday morning for few days visit
with friends.
Hon. John c. McShane OF Arvada, was
attending to business matters here the
first of the week.
Morris Thomas came up from Denver
Tuesday, and is the guest of Ben z.
Thomas and wife.
Thomas A. Irwin of Denver, was Wis