Gilpin observer., 1899-05-18
NEvApAvILLe.

E. W. Stevens of Denver was visiting
friends here and in Black Hawk the first
of the week.
The home Of A. Waters was gladdened
last Saturday by the advent of a little
baby girl, who will be the light Of the
household.
The Moonshiners have changed their
name to that of the Stargazers. Several
new members will be admitted at their
next meeting.
House cleaning is the rage. Even j.
II. Nankervis & Co. have caught the
fever and have fixed up their meat and
vegetable market in fine style.
Attention is called to the curfew ordi-
nance recently passed by the town trus-
tees, and now in effect. 1t can be- found
in another column of this issue of The
OBSERVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pell married last
Saturday in Golden, came up yesterday
and have gone to housekeeping in the
residence formerly occupied by the late
John w. Ratliff.
William Steadman after pilgrimage
through the mines of Utah and Califor-
mia, returned Tuesday to his first love,
Nevadaville. John Hennessey still re-
mains in the Golden state.
The town board has caused to be posted
notices reminding citizens of the town
and property owners to clean up the filth
and debris aronnd the premises and pile
the same up in order that it may be re-
moved by the town marshal
When it comes down to artistic house
painting our friend exmayor p. Murphy
takes the cake. This is especially true
when furnished with paint of green
color Pat says that white paint is good
enough for window tracing that's all.
The Idaho Springs Gazette of last Sat
urday, says: "Cliff Gilbert, formerly of
Nevadaville, is starting up the Atlantic
mine, below the Schafter. A blacksmith
shop is being erected. Work will be
done on levels from the shaft"
Manager P. McCann of the Kansas
Burroughs, keeps up his lick in the ship
ment of stamp mill and smelling ore over
the Gilpin tramway. The new 100 horse
power boiler at the Burroughs will be in
place in short time, when things will
hum livelier than ever before at the shaft
of the company's Burroughs property.
The ball given by the fire department
on Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
running team was fairly well attended,
although not what it should have been.
About thirty couple were present and
dancing was kept up until about four
o'clock Wednesday morning The Opera
House orchestra furnished the music.
Monday evening last number of the
friends OF Mrs. w. Fl. Richards made
call at her residence on Kenosha street
giving her quite surprise. Upon re-
covering from her surprise she proceeded
to making all enjoy themselves. A most
pleasant evening was spent, and before
leaving for home a splendid lunch was
eaten. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Nicholas, Mesdames R. B. Williams
John league, P. B. Hicke, D. G. Nc
Rae, and Oscar Williams, Misses Mabel
Williams, Katie league, Chrissie Sim
mons, Katie Robinson and Georgia Rich
ards, and Messrs. Charles Fuelscher,
Charles Robinson, Sam Williams, Muir
doch Mckenzie.
On Thursday evening last the Colum-
bine Club met at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Bolsinger, and spent n
most pleasant evening. A most enjoyable :
time was had, card playing, singing.
dancing and cake walking being the fea-
lures of the evenings enjoyment A
splendid lunch was served which wasS
heartily partaken OF by all. Those pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Bolsinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolsinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Curnow, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Edwards, Mesdames Chris Paul, John
Cannon, Misses Georgia Richards, Edith
Noble, Katie Kramer, Chrissie Simmons,
Mamie Angwin, Messrs. Chas. Robinson,
Sam Williams, James Williams, Ernest
Simmons, James Richards, Tod Newlun.
Clothes Cleaned and Repaired.