Gilpin observer., 1902-08-07
PERSONALS

where this week they are attending the
annual meeting Of the Clear Creek Val
ley Teachers Institute, which opeLed
at 10 o'clock Monday morning. County
Superintendent Ida Kruse is also in at
tendance as we'll as other Gilpin County
teachers. Prof. Clark of this city, is con-
ductor Of the institute.
G. E. Billings of Denver, father Of Mrs.
b. z. Thomas, came up on Saturday on
visit with his daughter prior to visiting
Boston, Mass, for which citp he left this
week.
Nelson MilIett Of the Teller, was SUM-
moned to Pittsfield, Maine, last Friday
by the death of his sister.
Mrs. Nelson Millett returned Friday
from a several weeks outing at Lake
Wellington.
A. Sandberg and James Daily were in
from the South Boulder Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Champion and daughter
Viola, and sister Bessie, after two
weeks visit with friends at Silver Plume,
returned Friday evening.
DR.. Henry Paul after attending to his
mining interests in this city on Thursday
and Friday Of last week, returned to his
home near Littleton, Saturday morning.
Rev. J. F. Coffman of Idaho Springs,
accompanied by his sister-in-l law of Chi
cago. was visitor to this city Friday.
Mr.. Dennison of the Avon Mining
Company, returned from Denver Thurs
day evening.
Louis Rachofsky returned from Den
yer Thursday evening.
William Tippett, wife and son, who
left for England several months ago in
tending to locate there, returned to this
, city Saturday. They will probably To-
cate in Denver.
Miss Mary Rank who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Richey at Du-
range, for the past month returned home
Saturday evening.
Miss Olive Topee OF Denver, arrived
Saturday and will visit her uncle Ignass
Gundy at his ranch in Quartz Valley for
ten days.
John Loughran left last Saturday for
weeks visit in Denver.
Robert Mccall. went to Denver las.
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Cert rude Zahm arrived last Fri
day the guest OF her sieter, Mrs. A. c.
Asquith. She left Saturday afternoon
| for Golden 10 attend the Teachers In.
stitpte being held there this week, after
which she will return here, as she has
accepted the position of teacher at the
school at Gilpin.
Harry Hamor was called to Denver
last Friday by the serious illness of his
father. and was present when death
claimed him.
William Hoefie who is camping on the
South Boulder, was a visitor to this city
last Sunday. He returned that evening.
W. H. Knowles of Idaho Springs, was
in the city Monday en- route to the Gold
Dirt mine in Independent district.
George Nelson of Denver came up last
Saturday on visit to his brother Fred
returning Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Hall returned to her home
in Denver last Sunday afternoon.
Henry Bolthoff was up from Denver
last Saturday.
Miss Annie Hayes Is up from Denver
visiting her friend Miss Mary Leahy.
Fred Mack returned to Central las,
Thursday evening. His partner, Ed
Crooks returned Saturday. They have
been prospecting through the Northwest
for year past
DR.. Ii. P. Davies paid Denver visit
last Friday, returning in the evening.
Mrs. Carrie Mason and eldest daugh.
ter came up from Denver Sunday, and
remaining here until Tuesday, the guest
OF Mrs. Robert c. johnson. Mrs. Mason
will be pleasantly remembered as Miss
Carrie Cheatley.
A letter received from Mrs. Emma A
MARROW who is visiting her sister, Mrs
A. W. McMoran at Spokane, Wash.
states that she will return to Centra
this month and take up her residenc,
here. This will be pleasing intelligenc,
to her many friends in Gilpin county.
Frank Kengel who has been visiting
his parents at Detroit, Michigan, re
turned to Central last Friday evening.
DR.. NJ. p. Sexton OF Kansas City, Mo.
is visiting DR.. G. V. Shoop and family
DIR. Sexton is well known specialist il
nervous and mental diseases and is pro