Gilpin observer., 1902-11-27
NEvADAv,LLE.

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Mrs, Rose DenDison Ia applying for
divorce from Samuel II. Dennison be-
fore the county cours OF Arapaho
county. Both parties formerly resided
here.
Robert McKibbon 10 still very sick AZ
the residence of his sister, Mrs. n. Kel-
cher. He has Bnghts disease. DR..
Miles is now attending him.
Mrs. Nick Lebonde and daughter left
for Denver last week - visit . few
weeks with friends.
The schoo! board mot last Thursday
evening. transactins their monthly busi.
ness and allowing monthly biiis.
Stephen Gilbert sstaFnsd last Friday
from Denver.
Mrs. e. Slater and AsuaAtse len hast
Friday for their hoas In Illissis.
Astt Brovn Mt last Saturday fss
Cripple Crssk whore he will locate for .
whils.
Tony Caessario went to Fall River last
week to find his horse. He returned
with it and also colt.
Miss Lena Rowling came over from
Idaho Springs Sunday, called hero by
the death Of her father.
Richard Rowling, wife and daughter,
came up from Golden Saturday to At
tend the funeral of Mr.. RowlinR's brother
John, which occurred Monday. They
returned on Tuesday.
| The little child of Sam Williams and
wife has been very sick the past week.
The death of John Rowling was some-
what OF shock to this community. He
has lived here for good many years,
and was we'll liked, and in his death Ne
vada loses good citizen. His funeral
occurred Monday from the M. e. church,
and was largely attended. Rev. Web
ber officiated. Interment was made in
the Bald Mountain cemetery.
johnson Quintrall returned Friday
from two months stay in Denver. He
will remain here.
Matt O'Brien was on the sick list this
week with severe cold,
John Curnow returned from Denver
last Saturday.
John Simmons has been busy this
week painting his house.
Last Saturday while carving meat
Will Harvey cut the thumb OF his left
hand. 1t cut pretty deep. reaching the
bone. He will know better next time
says John Nankervls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dehr came over
from Idaho Springs Sunday. bsing called
here by the death of Mrs. Behs's father,
John Rowling.
Frank Bartle and friend John Gala.
han, arrived from Salida last Monday
evening.
Mrs. j. Warren came up from Golden
last Monday.
The school board has appointed Mar
shal Sam Hambly as truant officer and
have ordered him to enforce tho law. He
has notified parents that all children
must attend school, otherwise he will be
compelled to arrest them. Take warn
ing.
School closed yesterday for the Thanks
giving holidays and will remain closed
until Monday.
Mesdames Matt Kramer, Chas. Horn
ing, Hawn and French, returned from
Denver Friday.
VIM. Hooking arrived Tuesday even
irg from the Black Hills on visit to his
sister, Mrs. Frank White.
The M. e. church choir have COM
menced practicing carols for the Christ
mas tree entertainment to be held. The
carols are very nice and will be greatly
appreciated.
James Bartle bruised and scratched
his left arm quite severely last week
while at work in the English Kansas
mine.
Thos. Ellis returned from the coal
camp Of Leyden, near Golden, Tuesday
and expects to remain here.
John Hutchins is reported as improv-
ing from his attack OF typhoid fever. He
received blessing yesterday morning in
the guise of II little daughter, which his
wife presented him.
A good joke is being told on Will Den
nis, who drives for j. Maddern. Tues
day he drove some drummers through
here and bound for Idaho Springs. They
stopped at Russell and Dennis and the
drummers went into the store to get
warm. The team started home and got
| to the barn without a misbap. Dennis