Gilpin observer., 1906-04-19
PERSONAL MENTION

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among the passengers to Denver Mon
day Morning, leaving the following day
for California.
Chas. Trenoweth was business pas
senger to the metropolis Monday morn
ing.
| 81. F. Kunter went to Denver Monday
afternoon on business.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Tippett and son,
Donald, departed Monday afternoon for
Boulder, where they will hereafter re-
side, Mr.. Tippett having embarked in
the undertaking business in that city.
The departure OF the Tippetts for other
points to take up permanent residence
will occasion universal regret in Gilpin
county where they have been we'll known
and highly respected for years. Many
friends of Mr.. Tippett in this section
will wish him we'll in his new location
Joe Tutfield, a mining man OF wide ex-
perience, who has been connected with
the Colorado Carr property, will succeed
Mr.. Tippett as superintendent OF the
Hillhouse mine.
Chase Withrow returned Monday even
ing from Denver where he was called to
argue case before the supreme court.
DR.. r. w. Frazer, until year and a
half ago practitioner Of this city, was
an arrival Monday morning. The doc.
tor went from here to Utah where he
opened practice in Vernal, Utah. Sew
eral weeks ago he left Vernal and went
to Alma, Colo, where his parents re-
side. AT present be is practicing in that
town. He accompanied a patient to
Denver for an operation and thought he
would pay Central visit and see some
of his many friends. The doctor left for
Alma Tuesday morning.
Miss Stella King went to Denver Tues
day morning for the purpose of having
her eyes treated by specialist.
Isaac Nicholas Welch, the widely
known journalist, accompanied by his
daughter, visited in the capital city Sun.
day.
Oscar Williams returned Saturday
from trip to Denver and other points
where he had gore for the purpose Of
purchasing some horses. Mr.. Williams
succeeded in finding only one animal
that suited him. This was handsome
black which he now has in his stable.
The horse is beauty and attracts con-
siderable attention. According to Mr..
Williams horses are very scarce and are
commanding high figure.
Mrs. W. Il. Davis and children left
Tuesday morning for Montrose where
they will join Mr.. Davis and take up
permanent residence.
Mrs. w. ]. Stull went to Denver Sun.
day afternoon to visit week with rela.
tives.
j. F. Tulley, we'll known mining man
Of Denver, who has heavy mining inter-
ests in Gilpin county, was a business
visitor to the city the fore part of the
week.
L. D. Mccall, Of Chicago, who was in
the city several days looking after min.
ing matters, returned to his home in
Chicago Tuesday morning.
Arthur Kruse, formerly OF the A. L..
Anderson Furniture store resigned his
position here and left Tuesday afternoon
for Brighton, where he will reside in the
future. His folks are living at that place
and Mr.. Kruse has accepted good po.
sition there.
Mr.. Emery Valentine, for many years
a prominent business man OF Central
City, but now located at Juneau, Alaska.
arrived in the city last Wednesday on
visit to relatives and numerous friends.
He was returning from two weeks bust
ness trip to New York and could not re.
sisist the temptation to visit the scenes
OF his early struggles and triumphs in old
Gilpin. 1t is four years since Mr.. Val.
entne's last visit but he recognized many
familiar faces and landmarks OF former
years. He was accompanied on bis trip
by an adopted daughter who enjoyed
our mountain scenery very much. Mr..
Valentine has been quite successful in
his numerous business enterprises in
Alaska and says there is no country on
earth like the great Northwest. Mr..
Valentine was called to Denver Tuesday
on business but possibly may return
here again for a short time before leaving
for Alaska. While in the city himself
and daughter were the guests OF his
sister, Mrs. W. II. Parenteau, on Eureka
street.
Mrs. r. L. Martin came up from Den.
YER Sunday to attend the funeral OF Mrs