Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
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Tuesday.
, Thomas Ellis returned from Denver
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Blewett arrived here
Tuesday from Aspen to attend the fun
eral OF her sister Mrs. Cash.
The city dads have purchased new
hose for the fire company. 1t arrived
here last week.
John Nankervis left for Denver yes
terday where he accompanied his wife
and little girl, who leave that city to-
day for Kansas City, Mo.
Nicholas Semmens and family leave
to-day for their home in Creede.
Cornelius Matthews and wife left Sat-
urtlay for Frishling, where they will
visit friends.
Matt Brown was over from Idaho
Springs Tuesday.
The town trustees met lin regular
monthly session Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rachofsky spent few days this
week at ellison gulch.
The little son OF Mike Reilley is re-
ported as lying i'll with slow fever.
Mrs. John Pell had the misfortune to
step on nail. She is now walking with
a cane.
Mrs. Chris Paul and family returned
Monday evening from two weeks visit
with friends in Boulder.
School opened Tuesday for the, fall
and winter term.
Regular meeting of the fire depart
ment was held Monday night.
All business houses of this town closed
their stores on Labor Day.
Richard Nankervis left for Denver
Monday morning to take in the horse
show.
Mr.. Keleher of Black Hills, South
Dakota, was here this week visiting old
friends.
Miss Mamie Angwin left for Golden
last Saturday.
Harry Armfield went to Denver Mon
day morning.
Miss EssIe Trezise was passenger to
Denver Monday afternoon.
Harry Trezise, Charles Bourk and
Earl Dickerson left Saturday for Fall
River on a camping and berrying trip.
Richard Eddy is reported on the sick
list, having severe cold.
Thomas Ellis is down with a severe
attack of neuralgia.
Mrs. Hebert and daughter OF Idaho
Springs, is visiting Mrs. Cameron here
this week.
John Trazise, Nick Semmens, John
Warren and Will Semmens, who for the
past three weeks have been hunting
and fishing in Middle park, returned
home Saturday. The boys had fine
time and lots OF sport.
The Star band will give another OF
their popular dances Saturday evening
John Trezise left for Denver Monday
morning.
Otis Wilcox was visitor to Denver
Monday on business.
Mrs. Thomas Webb left for Denver
Sunday morning where she will visit.
Mrs. James Grenfell was a visitor to
Denver Sunday.
Jack Curnow left Saturday morning
for Denver.
James Nichols was visitor to Den
yer last Saturday.
Matt Trewhellar left for Denver Sat
urday.
Leonard Nichols and Alfred Hoskins
leave next Tuesday. for Colorado Springs
where they will attend the grand lodge,
Knights of Pythias.
John Wearne of Denver came up Sat.
urday evening and visited his uncle
Henry Trezise and family. He returned
Monday.
A. Grenfell, Jake Grenfell, Wm. Ira.
then, James Trembath, X. Thomas, Jas.
Grenfell, VIM. Stratton, G. Nankervie,
John Thomas Quick, John Harry, John
Grenfell, Wan. Warren, Jr., Il. Williams,
n. Tregear, and j. Lee, members of the
Mountain Daisy Cricket club. left for
Denver Saturday. The boys were de-
feated in their game with the Denvers
by over 100 points.
II. G. Bolsnger Il Co., who are work
ing the Shafts mine, have had their
machinery placed and the building COM
pleted and on Monday commenced work.
Chas. Horning left for Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
Jack Maddern and wife left for Den
yer Saturday, returning Tuesday.