Gilpin observer., 1902-08-14
NEvADAvILLE.

Miss Essie Trezise was a visitor to
Denver last Sunday.
John Clark, wife and daughter Bessie,
went to Denver Sunday morning.
Granville Moore and Richard Sykes
spent several days here last week.
Mrs. Clifford of Longmopt, is in town
visiting her son Walter and family.
Rev. Weber and family returned from
Silver Plume last Friday, where they
had been visiting.
James Trenwels, who has been sick for
some time, left on Monday for Denver
where he entered st. Anthony's Hospital
in the hopes of recovering his health.
Nick Labonda is reported on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Dohoney. who has had quite
severe attack of pneumonia, is able to be
up again.
Matthew Furze left last Sunday for
Pueblo, where he attends the grand
lodge of Red Men, as delegate from the
lodge here.
Nick Semmens, wife and children of
Cripple Creek, arrived Monday and will
visit with relatives and friends.
Will Semmens went to Denver Sunday
and pitched for the Centrals.
Mr.. Wilson of Iowa, spent the latter
part of last week here visiting his cousin
Prof. Wilson, and family.
Services will be held at the Episcopal
church on Sunday, Aug. "a and 81.
Thos Wearns and Mr.. Mcdonald of
Denver, arrived Tuesday on a visit to
Harry Trezise and family.
VIM. Harvey is assisting at Nankervis'
meat market, during the absence of John
Trezise in Middle park.
Nick and Will Semmens, John Warren
and John Trezise leave on Friday for
a hunting and fishing trip in Middle
park.
Albert Semmens had his left foot split
open last Tuesday by rock falling down
William Britt while working in the
Avon mine on Monday, hit himself on
head with a hammer, cutting quite a
cash.
Mrs. Chad Rutherford lost her dia-
mond ring on the Prize road, and will
liberally reward any one finding it and
returning to her.
j. n. Grenfell and James Lanyon went
to Denver yesterday afternoon to attend
the grand session of the Knights Golden
Eagle.
Will Grenfel ran candle stick into
his left arm Saturday. DR.. Bourk fixed
him up.
Johnathan Coins and two daughters
arrived on Wednesday from Illinois, and
will visit Mr.. Cohn's brother here.
The. Nevada Star Band have rented
the Rd. Hall building on Main street,
where they will meet hereafter for prac-
tice.
The Gilpin tramway was completed to
the English. Kansas mine on Tuesday.
The Knights Pythias will hold picnic
at McNicholls ranch next Saturday, to
which everyone is invited. Games of all
kinds will be played, and ice cream, re-
freshments and lunches ser7ed. The
Nevada Star band will be in attendance.
VIM. Thomas was visitor TO Denver
Sunday, returning Monday.
VIM. Rowe returned from Denver Sat
urday.
Thos. Davey and Will Reynolds re-
turned from Denver Saturday.
Henry Mayhem went down to the Buff
falo Bill show in Denver last week.
A. Waters and family returned Satur-
day from visit to Denver.
Mrs. Thomas Webb, who has had a
severe spell of sickness is able to be out
again.
VIM. John Richards left on Monday
for Golden, where he intends to locate.
The dance given last Saturday evening
was well attended and great success.
The boys here who attended the picnic
at Mack's brewery last Sunday all report
having had good time.
Prof. Wilson is highly commended for
giving half days school studies this
month to those scholars who were con
dtioned in their promotions. The schol-
ars and paernts appreciate his work very
much.
viii, son Of Postmaster O'Davey, was
hurt quite severely last Monday while at
work.
Mike Weisbeck of the Patch, returned