Gilpin observer., 1902-11-27
LOCAL ITEMS

q lit lc talk HI Iark~ mn nI . pEHi"t
railway line from Central City. and a's'.
one to st. Mary's lake and tha big snhw
bank. TIA branch -ino ever rAacbes st.
Mary's and the fact bernm,s known 10
tourists thnt there is I, big snow bank
near, tho travel over such road woult
be enor nous. Already number OF cx
cursions have been planned by ERstern
reople to start from Idaho Springs next
summer.
Union services will b. held at the
Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving
morning. Rev. A. N. Hendes will on.
ciate and preach the serman. All mem.
bers OF the Presby teriau, Methodist and
Episcopal charches are requested to at
tend.
The telephone company is having the
new poles, recently erected. painted
partly white aud partly black.
Del j. Smith Of the Gilpin Electric
Light, Heat and Power Co. has this week
been putting in the transformer and new
plant at their ne v building on Gregory
street. The current from the Seaton
90. will be turned on about Dec.1.
{ A marriage license was this week
granted Samuel Roberts to wed Miss
Fannie Richards.
The room recently occupied by B.
Huber & Co. is baing fitted up for
Mueller, Mckay & Co., who will remove
there the first of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Abbott will take
charge of the Teller House on Monday
next. Mr.. Millett will leave for Denver.
Next Thursday is st. Barbara's Day,
and all the italian societies will celebrate
with the s. G. I. 1. Don't forget their
dance in the evening.
The postoffice will observe Sunday
hours to-day.
On Sunday, Dec. Z, Central City lodge
No. 557, Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks, will hold services at the
Opera house, being Memorial Day OF
that order.
Mrs. May Ferguson has rented the
rooms over the New York store, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Baeder, and this week
has been furnishing them. The rooms
have been repapered and repainted and
new furniture put in throughout.
Don't forget the Thanksgiving ball at
Armory hall tonight. The Elks will
show you good time.
Oscar Williams this week received two
lew rigs for his stable. One of them is
a fine landau with rubber tires. 1t is a
very easy riding rig.
P.J. Dreher and wife this week moved
into the Beaman residence on Main st.
b. Huber has removed his family into
the rooms formerly occupied by H. Rot
house, next door to his former residence.
John B. Mckay and family will occupy
the rooms vacated by B. Huber.
Harris & Tippett have received car
load of goods for the Christmas trade,
and will display them in the room next
door to their main store.
Herman Peterson, ST., has been lying
very i'll the past week at his room in the
Teller. He is feeling better to-day.
Our old friend "Press" Waterman is
resting comfortably this week, but is
getting pretty weak and is in bed almost
continually.
Mrs. j. Vincent and family this week
moved to the Williams house opposite
the Opera house.
Sauer McShane & Co. are getting
ready to make the finest Christmas dis
play of glassware, chinaware and lamps
ever seen in the city.
Gus Meyers who was taken to the
hospital some weeks ago for treatment
OF an abscess in the head, returned to
Central last Saturday, and is feeling all
right.
MIR. Schawb is still schawabbing Eu-
rope with greenbacks.
Quite number OF the young friends
and schoolmates Of the Misses Ethel and
Daisy Barnett gave these young ladies a
very pleasant surprise last evening at the
home OF Mrs Barnett County Road street
A very pleasant time was had and. after
the young misses got over their surprise
they proved most excellent hostesses. The
evening was spent playing games, music,
etc, and it was not until early this morn.
ing before the young folks left for home.
Dreher's New Gilpin Store for fine
line OF children's and misses jackets.
Fifty Years the Standard