Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19
PERSONALS


County Treasurer Chris Trezise made
trip to Denver Friday for short rest
He returned home Sunday evening.
Vincent Vallero, after being in the city
short time looking after his business,
returned to his home in Denver Monday
afternoon.
M. Maymon went to Denver Saturday
afternoon to spend Sunday visiting with
his family. He says that all the boy
have good positions and are we'll salts
fled with their change in moving to the
CITY,,
S. 7. Elliott, of the Grand Central
mine, went to Denver Saturday after
noon.
r. L. Martin came up from sDenvtr
Monday morning to look after his mir
ing interests.
Miss Urbana Noonan left last week
for Moqui in Montezuma county where
she will teach school SIX or seven months.
Albert kruse and family and Mrs. Ben
to make their future home. Mr.. Kruse
had been employed at the McFar.ane
foundry number Of years and was an
invaluable employee. He will be sue
ceeded by Thomas Hambly, of Denver
former resident OF Central City and at
one time holding the position made va
cant by the resignation of Mr.. Kruse.
Miss Rose Nolan went to Denver Sat
friends.
Frank Straub, one of the operators OF
the Modoc mine, was passenger to the
Queen City Saturday afternoon. The
gentleman will leave shortly for Gold
field and Tonapah, Nevada, where he is
heavily interested in mining property.
II. NJ. Potter spent Sunday in Denver
with his family.
w. G. Fullerton left Monday morning
for Golden on professional business.
Halsey NJ. Rhodes, editor OF the Rocky
Mountain Herald, of Denver, was an ar
rival in the city Monday. In the even
ing he visited the Elks' lodge. Mr..
Rhodes is well known in Central City
having at one time been engaged in the
newspaper business here.
Louis Rachofsky returned Monday
evening from short trip to Denver and
Boulder.
Mrs. Jos. earns, of Butte City, Mont,
was an arrival Tuesday on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Almond Thompson.
Geo. McFarlans and wife returned
Monday evening from short visit with
relatives in Denver.
81. G. Shuck returned Monday even.
ing from business trip to Ashland,
Ore. He was accompanied from Denver
by his family who went down to see him.
George Waite OF Apex went to Dem
yer yesterday morning:to attend to some
mining matters.
A. Baleria was business passenger to
Denver yesterday morning.
John c. Jenkins and family went to
Denver Wednesday morning for short
visit.
Sterling Newell and wife went to Den
yer yesterday morning. Mr.. Newell's
leg, which was broken few weeks ago,
is improving.
M. I. Griffith and children left yester-
day morning for Princeton, Missouri.
where they will hereafter reside. MIR.
Griffith had been a resident OF Central
twenty-six years and his departure will
occasion widespread regret.
Victor A. Lee arrived from Denver
Tuesday evening to accept position in
the barber shop of Bert Knight.
w. G. Fullerton left this morning
for his ranch in Middle park. II we
don't miss our guess the gentleman will
have rather breezy ride.
Joe Williams left last Saturday for
Sherman, Kansas, to enter his dogs in
large coursing match. He will be alb
sent from the city about two weeks.
&c. Eastman, of the Colorado On.
tario mine, returned last evening from a
weeks business trip to Denver.
George Henderson and.wife were PTS
sengers to Denver this morning.
Mrs. Thos. Atkinson, son and daugh.
ter went to Denver this morning where
the former will remain several months
for the benefit OF her health.
Tax Notice.
Black Hawk, Colo Oct. 4, 1905.