Gilpin observer., 1902-03-20
PERSONALS

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Saturday.
j. w. Campbell and wife, of st. Jo-
seph, arrived here last Sunday. They
remained here for several days.
Ex-Postmaster H. J. Sears, now q
resident of Denver, was up here attend
ing to mining business the first Of the
week. He was accompanied by his wife.
Miss Ethel Harris came up from Den
yer on Friday, on visit with friends in
this city.
Nelson .Milett, OF the Teller, after a
ten days business trip in Denver, re.
turned home Saturday evening. accom-
panied by his wife.
q. w. Mabee, Jr., of the Butter Con-
solidated Gold Mining company, left for
Denver last Saturday morning, on a
visit with his mother. He returned the
first Of the week.
P. Mccain returned Friday evening
from business trip to Denver.
Last Friday R. st. John Cleery was
up from his home in Denver looking
around among his mining and milling
interests here.
Mr.. James Steele and little son, of
Denver, were calling on friends here last
Friday. They returned home Saturday
James Murtaugh, of Hessie, Boulder
county, was a visitor to Central last
Thursday.
Mrs. John Hooper, OF Denver came
up Friday, aud attended meeting of
the Eastern Chapter that evening. She
returned to Denver Saturday afternoon
accompanied by Miss Emma j. Harris.
Mrs. Celia Standish, of Chicago, ILL.,.
is in the city visiting friends. She ar
rived here on Monday.
State Boiler Inspector McCallister.
after an official visit here last week re-
turned to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Charles and Mathew Meseljohn who
are on their return to Juneau, Alaska,
after spending the winter with relatives
at Barlboo, Wisconson, are in the city
renewing acquaintances. Both formerly
mind Ahere before going to Alaska ser-
eral fears ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Champion, little
daughter, Viola, Richard Champion,
Miss Frances George and Mrs Obts, all
of this city, drove over to Silver Plume
Tuesday morning to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Clarkeek, which occurred that
afternoon. They returned home the
same day.
Hon. Frederick Kruse returned home
from Denver Sunday evening, where he
attended the obsequeFies of the late
Emily P. Belden, which occurred that
afternoon from Unity church. His wife
remained in that city.
Thomas DeCoar, Of Idaho Springs,
who has been spending about eight
months at his old home in England, has
returned home.
Miss Maude Rule, who spent portion
OF the fall and the winter months with
her brother, Wilbur Rule and wife, al
KruE, Routt county, returned to hol
home in this city last Friday evening
Miss Maude is much improved by hel
visit.
Miss Lizzie Galligan came in frou
her home at Gilpin last Saturday and at
tended the dance OF the Hibernions a
Armory hall on Monday evening. Sh,
returned home Tuesday.
james Hooper, Of the Gold Collar Min
ing company, returned from the Eas
last Monday.
r. 8. Morrison, OF Denver, was up at
tending Judge DeFrance's court In thi
city last Tuesday.
Hon. ]. Med. Livesay was up from
Denver Tuesday, attending an adiouYne,
session Of the district court.
Norman Failing, Of the Heudrie
Bolthof oompany's oil department wa
calling on mill men and mining manager
this week, talking up lubricating oil.
Samuel Il. Blythe. OF Aspen, formsrl
? resident Of this city. spent the pas
week visiting old.time associates an
acqusintances. He returned this morn
Ing.
An. A. p. Richards arrived in Ger
tFal last Saturday nom Colorado Spring
She took the morning stage for Ape
whore she will sgain make her utur
hpms.
NJ. and Mrs. g. =. Richards, Who isI
isnms Gms ago for Colorado Spring
psvived last Monday evening from ths
city. They viii take up . residence Z
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Leonard schsisit. who owns th