Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-21
PERSONALS


turned the latter day, and was accom-
panied by Miss Nellie Williams OF this
city who will visit there for several
weeks.
Sheriff Thomas Cody returned from
Denver on Thursday evening, where he
met Mrs. Cody, Mayme, Sadie and Mas
ter james, who were returning from a
visit to relatives in Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. Thomas H. Potter and son Ar
thur came up from Denver last Thurs
day evening.
Judge II. A. Hicks and family spent
Sunday in South Boulder Park.
Miss Lizzie Shaffer of Denver is the
guest Of her cousin Miss Mayme Huber
of this city.
Miss Sarell Of Golden, who for the past
two weeks has been the guest of Miss
Dolly Beaman, has returned home.
DR.. Ii. P. Davies Of The Pharmacy
was visitor at Cripple Creek and Gold
field this week.
Miss Francis George left for Denver
Sunday, where she will enjoy vacation
Ola week in that city. Her sister, Miss
Mee George will assist at the City Book
Store during her absence.
Hon. Willard Teller and wife was up
last Friday. They returned on the af-
teFnoon train.
". 81. Knowles OF Rollinsville was in
the city last Friday. He is devoting his
entire time at present to his interests
at that place and the Gold Dirt mine at
Perigo.
Mrs. Robert L. Martin of Denver ac-
coppanied by her friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Dsnnison of Chicago, arrived here Fri
day. The next day they visited Hills
|, raHeh in Russell district and returned to
Denver that afternoon.
AIs. Crowell for a long time clerk at
Teller house, left last Saturday for Den.
vel. accompanied by her little niece Miss
Langley, whose parents live in that city.
Mrs. Crowell will not return here but
anticipates taking trip East.
E5e Misses Maude Allen and Corinne
Hns Through, of Denver, who have been
the guests OF Miss Ollie Bristol, returned
home Sunday morning. They were ac-
coEpanied by Miss Ollie who will re-
main there until the opening of school
10 this city.
Nelson Millett of The Teller, who was
summoned East two weeks ago by the
death of his sister, returned Sunday.
Will T. Roche. former owner of the
Golden Wedge mine, now located at
Williamstown, Ohio, is in the city on a
visit.
E. w. Williams of Denver, who has
been visiting friends and relatives at
Dalgolie, North Wales, will leave there
on the 23d inst on his return to Colorado.
Mrs. W. j. Lamont, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Mathes, and children OF this
city, are enjoying an outing in South
Boulder park for month.
Mrs. Richard Pearce of Denver, and
Mrs. DR.. Pollus, of Dallas, Texas, are in
the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hambly.
Miss Brady. nephew Charles Gilmour,
and niece Kenny Gilmour, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl at Perigo.
Mrs. Agnes O'Hearn of Denver is in
the city visiting her sister Mrs. James
Faulkner.
Miss Ethel Allison, who has been
visiting friends in Denver for the past
two months, returned home Monday.
DR.. Z. A. Allison and daughter Miss
Helen, left for Red Mountain Tuesday
afternoon where they visit the doctors
eldest daughter.
w. C. Matthews spent Sunday with
his family at Gilpin who are. visiting
friends in that place.
Major Hal Sayr and son of Denver,
who have been in the city since last
Monday, return home to day.
| =. Mccain, manager OF the Kansas
Burroughs Consolidated Gold Mining
and Milling company, left for Denver
Monday evening.
Robert l.. Martin, OF the Gregory
Buell. Consolidated company's property
was up from Denver the latter part oil
last week.
John Madeira, Samuel and Philip Con.
king OF Philadelphia Pa, are in the city
looking around the mills, samplng works
and mines Of the county.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick, of the Rome Gold
Mining company, and Richard Sykes, oi
the Kansas Burroughs Consolidated Co
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