Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

are spending their Fourth in Boulder
park or some other sequestered spot in
the Golden Queen.
The actual per capita circulation is
now S25.13. Speaking from personal ex-
perence someone has S26 belonging to
us. We have the rest.
The various Sunday schools in the
city, which have been closed for the past
five weeks, held their usual sessions last
Sunday.
Henry Kruse, this city, will soon take
the road as commercial man, having
accepted the agency of manufactur
ing cigar and perfumery company OF
ST. Louis, Missouri.
The supper ice cream and strawber
ries served by the Ladies Aid society of
st. James Nj. E. church last Thursday
evening was very liberally patronized'
the ladies clearing S33.
Miss Ollie Bristol, this city, receives
twice a week from Golden flowers, which
are cut from the bushes from the yard
of her friend Mrs. Dier, such as roses,
pinks and others. The young Miss of
late has filled many orders left with her.
Every livery rig in this city, Black
Hawk, and Nevadaville has been secured
for to-day, either for Perigo, Gilpin,
Boulder Park or Russell Gulch.
The patriotic services held at St.
James Nj. E. church Sunday evening
were largely attended.
Miss Edna Allison last Monday morn
ing opened kindergarten at her home
on Eureka street, this city.
Owing to the non-arrival of the clerg-
man from Ridgefield Park, New Jersey,
to fill the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church, this city, no services were held
last Sunday. 1t is expected that he will
arrive here this week, when morning
services will be held, but none in the
evening, that service having been dis
pensed with for the present.
Mrs. d. H. Allen returnedj Monday
evening from visit with Denver friends.
Colin Becker and Morgan McCann
spent Friday night in Boulder park fish
ing. They did not state the number OF
fish they brought back with them.
A good many bets have been made by
the sports of the city on the result OF
next Sundays base ball game.
Maci,'s hall on west Eureka street is
becoming great retreat on Sundays
with many of the citizens of the county.
Ernest Koch, the Guy gulch ranchman
paid Central a visit last Friday. He
states that one of the bridges in that
section is in a bad condition and should
receive the attention OF the road super
visor in that district. 1t is considered
an unsafe crossing for converances and
heavily loaded wagons.
The glorious Fourth of July, the
nations birthday. The OBSERVER wish
es its patrons and all classes of citizens
pleasant and cuJoyable time.
Charley Carlson has accepted posi-
tlon with the y. l.. Anderson Furniture
company, this city.
Ignatz Meyers family have removed
to the second floor of his new structure
on Main street.
The little son of Peter Becker, who re-
sides on West Eureka street, is con
valescing from an attack Of scarlet fever
and will soon be all right again.
Regular meeting of the city council a
week from this evening.
Oscar Williams last week received a
new three seated conveyance which was
placei ON the streets to-day carrying
passengers to Russell Gulch. He also
received n new express wagon.
Since the adjournment of district cour,
until next month there are not as many
building.
An effort will be made to have the fire
alarm bell removed from its present loca
ton to the lot of the city and placed IL
the rear OF city hall.
The little son of II. Shuman, clothing
merchant OF this city, who was taken ,c
Denver snort time ago owing to his i'll
ness, is getting along nicely, and viii
soon be strong enough to return 10 his
home in this city.
The y. d. Circle Of the NJ. L. church
hold bazaar and musicale at ST. Jane,
NJ. f.. church tomorrow and Saturda.
evening. RebelSah will greet you at thu
well il you attend.
Mrs. Pisko, of Denver, recently re
turned from the east, raised the sum o
$4,000 for ths Jewish hospital Of th'
plains CIV.