Gilpin observer., 1902-04-24
PERSONALS


Boulder County mine at Cardinal, Boul-
der county, last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carlson, and
daughter, Miss Julia, left for Denver
Saturday. They returned on Sunday.
Henry Bolthoff, of Denver, was look
ing after his mining property near here
last Monday.
isaac B. johns is lying quite i'll at his
residence in this city, from an attack of
pleurisy.
George Watkins, of Caribou, Boulder
county, was visitor to Central last Fri
day and Saturday.
G. A. Wagner, general passenger agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Laul
railroad. was in the city on business last
Friday.
j. W. Barker, the Jeweler, left yester-
for the ranch of his brother at the foot
of Williams fork, where he will spend
week or two.
John H. Kemp, former agent of the
Wells, Fargo Express company in this
city, is now running mill at Magnolia,
Boulder county.
Boulder Herald, April 16: Miss Mar
ion Withrow is out once more after an
attack of mumps.
Edward ]. Cahill, of Chicago, who is
interested in mining in this county, has
been spending several days in the city.
Miss lice Quinn, of the Howard
restaurant, t for Denver Friday after
noon where she will visit relatives for a
wee'- Master Howard Ferguson ac-
companied her.
Mrs. j. E. Morris, this city, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mcclellan at Ida.
Spri-
James Hooper returned from Denver
last Sunday evening.
D. II. Allen, formerly agent of the
State Ore Sampling works in Black
Hawk win leave for Lead City, South
Dakota on business trip.
f. s. aoulton. of Boston, arrived last
iaS istared at the T ''er.
R. Ii Martin returned from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. varnell, accompanied by
their little daughter Beryl came up
from Denver Thursday eve-'--. Mrs.
Varnell is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r. L. Martin. The latter lady came up
with them.
George Ebert, who is engr red in min
ing in the Yankee belt of veins. was
visitor to Central Saturday.
MIR. Root, of Denver, who is interested
with w. S. Green at the New Pharmacy,
after short visit her. Saturday for
Idaho Springs and Georgetown.
J. Med. Livesay, of Denver, came up
Thursday evening and returned the
following day.
Mrs. Nicholas Andres and children, of
Silverton, Colorado, arrived Thursday
evening, on visit to Mr. and Mrs Matt
Andres, of this city. Her husband is
engaged in the cigar business there.
Charles Trenoworth and wife, of this
city, returned from Denver Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Iowa and Canada, returned Tuesday
eve-'-g
Livert Olsen, of Calumet, Michigan,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Louis Olsen
Of this city.
Miss Hattie i llsworth, of Omaha,
Nebraska is n "'e city visi''- : relatives.
Mr.. Coyle, of Gilpin. who in company
with his son is leasing at the Gold Dirt
mine, W. IN the city yesterday.
George Wai', ,, interested in mines on
Tip Top 'uo-ntain at Perigo is spending
few days in the city. He reports a
great deal Of activity in mining matt
in at locality.
John J. Reilley who has been in Ari.
zona and California for the past four
months was a visitor here last week Mr..
and Mrs. Reilley are now located at I IS
Angeles, Calf. but he still retains inter
ests in Gilpin county and will visit here
thr or four times year. He left for
Denver Friday to attend meeting OF
the newly organized company of the A-P
tunnel held Saturday. Mr. Reilley goes
ca !. fore returning to California.