Gilpin observer., 1902-03-06
PERSONALS

Mrs. Emma A. NARROW and son Merle
leave this afternoon for Spokane, Wash.
ington, where they remain until the first
OF September next. James Faulkner
and wife will occupy Mrs. Marlow's res
idence on Eureka street until her return
Robert L. Martin, Jr., of Chicago, ar
rived in Denver last Saturday and &C.
companied his father to this city on
Monday morning. He remained here
several days.
Phil Mixsell Of Idaho Springs, was a
visitor to Central last Friday, returning
the same day.
Mrs. Ii. P. Davies and little daughter
Edwyna left for Goldfield, Teller county,
where they will visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Mcleod.
Morgan McCann came up from Den
yer last Saturday to visit with his father,
Mr.. P. Mccain. He returned to school
Monday morning.
Judge Jeffries, at one time connected
with the Little Johnny mine at Lead
vile, was visitor to the Yankee bill belt
of veins last Saturday. He returned to
Colorado Springs in the afternoon.
J. Med. Livesay came up from Den
yer Friday on legal business. He return
ed the following day.
William Harvey, wife and two sons,
left for Longmort Friday afternoon,
where they take up residence.
"a. c. Wagner, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee Il St.
Paul railway, was visitor to this city
last Friday, returning to Denver in the
afternoon. Mr.. Wagner left the latter
city for California on businnss connected
with that railroad on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. 1ippett and little
son left Denver last Friday for Mr.. Tip
pett's former home in England. They
will be absent several months.
Prof. Clark, principal of the public
schools of this city has returned from
a flying visit to Chicago.
Nelson Millitt. of the Teller, after
quite a business trip TO Denver, returned
to thisssity Monday evening.
W. I. Browning, of st. Lows, Mis-
souri,, arriveddast Saturday On Mon
day he visited group of mines in South
Moon guich, returning to this city on
Tuesday.
George P. Blair, former practicing
attorney Of this city, paid his friend, j.
E. Lightbourn, visit Saturday evening.
Monday both gentlemen visited the
Perigo group OF mines in Independent
district. Mr.. Blair is now located at
Mammoth, Arizona as manager of an
English company operating there.
Miss May D. Jennings, of Des Moines,
Iowa, is visiting friends in this city.
w. H. Barrick, wife and little daughter
came up from Golden, last Thursday
evening, and are visiting relatives here.
Thomas A. Irwin. of Denver, came up
on mining business Tuesday evening,
registering at the Teller.
Mrs. Erena Parker, who has been
paying ten days visit to Central
friends, returns to her home in South
Denver this afternoon.
Henry Dennis and wife, who have
been Visiting MIR. and Mrs. Harry Rog-
ers at Boulder for the past few weeks
returned home Tuesday evening. Mr..
Dennis reports the oil fever in that
county as unabated.
Mrs. Griffith w. Williams and son
Humphrey, who accompanied the re.
mains of their husband and father to
Dodgeville, Wisconsin; February ~, re.
turned to their home in this city. De.
ceased was laid at rest on Saturday
February 10. The funeral was one OF
the largest ever witnessed at that place
John Brown and mother of Denver are
visiting George Henderson and wife in
this city.
Mrs. Jennie Archer, an experienced
hairdresser and manicurist, who for sew.
eral years has been with one OF the lead
ing houses Of Denver, is in the city, and
will establish herself here. Mrs. Archer
will be pleased to have anyone in need
Of the services Of an expert hairdresser
to call and see her, and she promises to
give satisfaction. She will also attend
to all manicuring that is desired The
ladies' OF the county should call and see
her as there has been the need felt in
this city for Just such lady as Mrs
Archer. She is now at room SO, third
floor OF the Teller house.
VIM. Hoefie and family returned thit
week from trip to California. They
enjoyed fine journey and are looking
l. a A l..