Gilpin observer., 1902-01-23
PERSONALS


Miss Mamie Brown came up from
Denver Moaday evening on visit to
her mother and brother.
VIM. Smith and wife, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lane, in
Denver for the past ten days, returned
home Monday evening.
A. Rachofsky came up from Denver
on Monday evenings train.
Jos. S. Beaman went to Denver on
Monday, called there on business before
the U. S. court.
Dan Mundy was visitor to Denver
on Monday.
Lieut.. Gov. David G. Coates, Presi-
dent Garman and Secretary Compton,
OF the Denver Trade Assembly, were
visitors here Monday evening, and ad-
dressed the local lodge of the Federation
of Labor. On Wednesday evening they
addressed Black Hawk lodge.
II. G. Eastman, j. II. Bostwick, Sam.
Rank and L. G. Todd were among those
who returned to Central on Monday
evenings train.
James Cantonwine was a visitor to
Denver Sunday, returning Monday even
ing.
j. D. Vernon, of Caribou, was visitor
to Central on Friday. He reports that
good headway is being made by Nc
Farlane & Co. in the erection of the new
stamp mill near Cardinal.
Mrs. John Hooper, of Denver, was
visiting friends here the latter part of
the past week. She returned home on
Saturday.
Miss Lucretia Davis, of Pueblo, after
two weeks visit with Central friends,
returned home last Thursday.
]. a. LsMoyne, former mine operat-
or of this city, now leasing the East Not
taway mine, was up from Denver last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Paul, of this city,
were visitors to Denver last Friday and
Saturday.
Warren Williamson and wife, of North
Platte, Nebraska, after two months
visit with Clear Creek and Gilpin
county friends, returned home Saturday.
Lows Summer last Friday paid visit
to Lis,family in Denver, returning Sat
urday morning.
]. B. Merritt, of the Fair, accompanied
by his wife, have returned from visit
in Kansas.
r. st. j. Cleery, Of Denver, was WIS.,
itor 20 this city last Thursday. He re-
turned the same day.
G. C. Moore made business trip to
Denver last Friday. He returned Sat
urday.
D. ". Fowler, of O,tumwa, Iowa who
resided in this city 80 years ago, was a
visitor here last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Moore and daughter, Miss
Mary A. Moore, left for Denver Sunday.
The latter left Denver Mouday evening
for Los Angeles, California accompanied
by her grandmother, Mrs. Stringley,
where they remain several months.
p. McCann spent Thursday in Denver
on business, returning the following
evening.
Theodore Olsen, who is engaged in
erecting new mill at Idaho Springs,
spent Sunday with his family in this
city. He returned Monday morning
Attorney j. Med. Liyesay came up
from Denver Monday, aud has been in
attendance at the district court this
week.
II. A. Campbell, OF Denver, was at
tending the district court here this
week.
Nate A. Sears returned from visit tc
Idaho Springs Tuesday evening. Ht
describes it as a lively mining town.
Nelson Millett, of The Teller, returned
from business trip in Denver Tuesday
+. C. Young was up from Denver tn,
first of the week.
Mrs. James Doris went to Denver oil
Tuesday afternoon on a visit to friends
and took 10 "Janics Meredith" at th,
Broadway in the evening. She will re
turn this evening.
Mrs. Clarence Richards, afe er spend
ing several weeks in this city visitin.
her mother, Mrs. A. A. Hartoug, lef
yesterday morning to join her husban,
at Colorado Springs, where they vii
make their future home.
James McGrew OF this city, was sum
moned to Cleveland, Ohio, last Tuesda
through the illness OF his aged mother
Int f,G iri.sses