Gilpin observer., 1902-04-24
LOCAL ITEMS

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The Idaho Springs News of Saturday
say: Next Thursday evening quite
delegation from the Central City Ep-
worth League is coming to visit the
Idaho Springs league. The members
here are making arrangements to give
them royal welcome. A social time
will be had after the devotional meeting.
Idaho Springs Siftings. Attorney b..
L. Reginnitter has associated with him
in the practice of the profession Mr..
Preston II. Baker, formerly with Mr.
Judge Caldwell Yeaman in Denver.
The Clear Creek Valley Teachers As
eiotiation will meet at Idaho Springs
next Satuarday, April 26th. Gilpin
County will be we'll represented.
Mrs. Sella will remove to Denver for
the summer, having rented her house
and furniture.
The Italian Band, last Thursday even
ing treated the citizens to an outdoor
serenade at different points of the city.
John f.. Vivian, of Golden, has been
elec4 ID secretary of the Republican State
Central committee.
The contest between the Cardinals
and the X. i. C. r., OF the Central City
High School, will tt f'se place at the
Opera House on Friday evening, May ?.
The eight and high grade scholars OF
the Public School have been granted the
use of the old frame school building for
gymnasium and basket ball purposes.
1t is being fitted for that purpose
Dale Hinman and Miss Mae Richards
have been granted marriage license.
James A. Ladd, of Denver, has been
granted a pension of $40 per month from
the government.
The grass on the lawns has put in an
appearance, and the quakenasps trees to
bud, reminding one of the advent of
spring.
Texas strawberries are in market at
% cents per basket.
Last Sunday as Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
were driving along the road in front of
the residence of George Merz the horses
got frightened and ran away throwing
Mrs. Berg OUT and into a pool of water.
She was only shaken up little.
Mack's brewery hall on Eureka street
is becomino quite resort on Sundays.
Morgan McCann has taken position
at the Central City Assay Office of
Humphrey & Williams on Lawrence
street.
Mrs. S. Milans, accompanied by her
son. will soon leave here for New York
MIR. Rott, while upfrom Denver this
last week, sold his interest in the New
Pharm... 10 his + nv Green
Tickets over the Colorado & Southern
from this city to Idaho Springs next Sat
urday will be 81 each owing to the Odd
Fellows anniversary exercises.
1t has got so now in Fort Collirs that
fellow cannot throw stone at bird
without danger OF hitting an elk and 50
violate the game law.
The Odd Fellows, of Gilpiu county,
who attend the s3d anniversary exe4o S.
es of that order to be held at Idaho
Springs, will take the James Peak band
with them.
James McDaniels, an old-time actor,
well known in northern Colorado. died
at FL Paso, Texas on the 18th at the age
of 63 wears.
"a Monday, May 3, three directors of
the public schools of this city are to be
elected.
Alfred Vincent, for a long time with
II. H. Kruse, is now with the Sauer Nc
Shane Mercantile company.
A party OF Denver gentlemen left this
city yesterday tor Elk park.
A number Of laborers left this city last
Monday to work on the new railroad
line near Arvada, Jefferson county.
The Denver Times has been sold to
David l.. fiat for s1lJ,, Jon NOR
gage held by the International Trust
r,mpany. A company will take charge
OF the paper.