Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-28

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bis wife, who with a party of friends is
encamped at that point Billy returned
early Monday morning.
Abe Rachofsky, manager Of the New
York Store Mercantile company, return
ed Sunday evening fIom the leading
eastern cities, where he purchased a
large stock of fall and winter goods.
Leonard Schafnit, owner Of the Wash
ington house on Gregory street, was up
from Denver this week looking after his
mining and other interests here.
Senator Henry M. Teller, accompanied
by his wife came up from Denver Sat-
urday evening, and were guests at the
banquet given the Methodist clergymen
in attendance on the annual conference
that evening at Armory hall. They re-
turned to the state capital Monday af-
ternoon. Both are enjoying very good
health.
Charles Carlson drove up from Bould-
er on Sunday. He remained here until
to-day.
Mrs. Charles Trenoweth, daughter
Laura and son Raymond, returned from
a visit with relatives in Wisconsin last
Saturday. They, were met in Denver
by Mr.. Trenoweth, who accompanied
them to this city.
DR.. Ii. P. Davies, Thomas Tucker,
wife and little son. were visitors to the
Twelve Mile diggings last Sunday.
E. w. Davies left Sunday morning for
Hot Sulpher Springs, where his wife and
little child have been visiting. They
will return with him this week.
Mrs. Henry Grannis and grandchild-
rem came in from South Boulder park
Wednesday OF last week. They will re-
main here.
Golden Globe: Mrs. A. II. DeFrance
will remain in California for another
year, for the benefit OF her little daugh-
ter Cora's health. It agrees with her
there.
George j. Williams and wife, OF Gil
pin, accompanied by his wife, who were
visitors to Central last Friday and Sat
urday, have returned home. Mr.. Will
Jams is still in charge Of the Peterson
stamp mill at that place.
Chas Withrow and son Edgar, who
have been enjoying themselves at Grand
Lake, returned to their home in this city
on Sunday. They had very pleasant
time.
Steamboat Springs Sentinel: Henry
Bolthoff, the Denver foundry man, ac-
companied by Messrs. Baldwin and Bar
rick, OF Central, pulled in last Sunday
fer short vacation in Routt county
} While here the gentlemen called on their
old friend Henry Schaffnit.
John Best was up from Denver this
week.
Fred Alsdorf and wife arrived here
Tuesday. They are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Alsdorf and wife in this city
H. G. Shuck, cashier of the Rocky
Mountain National bank here, was ap
pointed one Of the trustees or the Den
YER University at the conference of the
NJ. E. church held in this city last week
Hon. Dennis Sullivan, of Denver, a
former prominent mine and mill oper
ator Of this county, was attending to
} business matters in this city last Friday
}, returning to Denver the same day.
Miss Francis George, after weeks
visit with friends in Denver, returned
, home on Sunday. She is again at the
City Book store of M. B. Hyndman.
The Misses Olive Barton and Mimi,
Bowler, of Denver, were the guests O
0 Miss Alice Williams this week.
II. G. Wagner, travelling passenger
: agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul railroad, came up from Denver
Tuesday. The next morning in company
with G. p. Goodier, manager OF the Or,
y Verde Gold Mining company, Mr.. anc
Mrs. s. w. McMullins and the stock
0 holders OF the company, he visited tha
? company's group Of mines on Silver
Creek, west Of this city. The party re
turned in the afternoon.
!. Samuel BOYLE. who has been taking
: baths at the Pueblo mineral springs, has
returned home. He was very much ben
efitted by the treatment he received.
VIM. Hoefie and family have returned
from their summer outing in Boulde
y park.
= Merle d. NARROW came up from Den
! YER last evening, he and his mother hnv
y ing returned there from visit with re
latives at Spokane, Washington.