Gilpin observer., 1899-01-05
LOCAL ITEMS.


hamlets of this county.
Central, with thanks for past favors,
has its business eye fixed on ninety
nine.
Regular meeting of the city council
next Thursday evening - week from
1nright.
The banks of the city were closed last
Monday and the postoffice observed Sun
day hours.
Klondyke mines yield up any old thing,
the latest being the complete skeleton of
mastodon.
The annual meeting of the Pioneers
Association will occur at the city council
room a week from this evening.
1t takes but little to make a child hap
by, and that little should never be with
held without the best of reasons.
a very pleasant social dance was given
by the Maccabees at Turner hall last
Saturday evening, which was fairly vel!
attended.
The public schools of the city reopened |
on Tuesday for the balance of the fail
and winter term, after their holiday |
vacation.
Alderman M. d Morrison of Boulder |
denies that his visits to the county seat
of the Golden Queen have matrimonial
Significance.
The Atlantic Constitution excuses the
personnel of the Georgia legislature BY
saying the law obiges the state to have
a legislature.
James Il. Tierney last week completed
rebuilding the assay furnace at the
STANDARD Assay Office OF Messrs. Asdorf
4s Paul on Lawrence street.
The girl that hugs and kisses pug
dog is excusable for marrying a dude.
She doesn't know enough to distinguish
the difference, if any exists.
The story Of Judas Iscariot, not alto
gether unfamiliar to readers OF a certain
inspired classic, has been retold by Vim.
Hammond, D D., under the title of "a
Son of Pertition."
Miss Ella Morrie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John e Morris of this city, is suf
fering from an attack OF Ia grippe at Ida
no Springs, where she has been residing
for some length OF time.
The public school teachers of the
county, who were in attendance at the
annual meeting Of the State Teachers
Association, report Il very interesting
session and one that was productive of
much good.
The custom of making good resolu
tions on the first day of the year was not
abandoned last Saturday night. Several
young men of the city resolved to quit
smoking cigarettes and drinking intoxi-
eating liquors.
The ladies of the Women's Relief
Corps, connected with Ellsworth Post
No 20, C. y. f.. this city, are arranging
for social and 10 cent dance to como (
off al Armory Hall on Monday evening,
January Is, 1899.
Miss Nettie Kerr. the adopted daugh-
Ter Of General George West and wife OF {
Golden, will be married this month to
Mr. WaiScly y. Williams. She is a gen
crnl favorite in the society circles of the J
Lowell of the West Golden.
Earl Wilson Harbaugh, editor of the
Loyelanj Register, was married on the /
evening of the 29th ult., to Miss Olyve {
Hazel Honta, one of the most accom- 8
piishcd young ladies OF that place. The !
groom has resided in Loveland since
1850.
THE worlds stage" and the French
people are the actors. Whenever any
thing occurs to di;plea-cTthem they per-
form few acrooatic feats and have an !
attack of daIirium tremens, the curtain t
.tnes down aud they are Just plain folks" :
again.
Prof. Eelar OF Florence, formerly su-
perintendent OF public schools at that
place. has been arrested charged with
having forged school warrant on Nov.
examination he was bound over TO the
district court. I
Mig Gertrude Spiers, Il tencher in the
ticlrgetown schools in 1891 and the fol-
lowing year went TO Alaska TO teach,
met wish an accident recently which
caused her death. While going to school
one morning she slipped and fell upon
the ice. The fall broke her neck. .
Although late, THE OBSERVER extends
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Richards, who were married the evening
of the 18th instant at the residence of