Gilpin observer., 1903-06-18
NEvADAvILLE.

There was sort OF go as you please
last Sunday on Main street, but no one
was hurt as the mud was soft. John G.
Kloer says that he can give full ac
count with all details to anyone that
wasn't present.
Misses Mandie Lensen and Annie
Shepherd we're up from Golden last week
and returned Saturday.
Albert Simonds was laid up few days
with quincy.
DIR. S. w. Lynd OF New Windsor, was
visiting DR.. Bourk Sunday, returning to
his home on Monday.
| At the regular meeting of Osceola
Council No. 5, D. of P, the following Of
fcers were elected:
Prophetess- Mary Walls.
| Pocahon tas-Japie Rachofsky.
Wenonah-Mrs. II. Trezise.
Powhatan-J. T. Quick.
Keeper of Records-Mrs. j. Chapple.
Asst. Keeper of fRecords-Ethel Davey.
Keeper of Wampum-Georgia Rich
ards.
Representative-Geo Richards.
Mrs. McNichols and family last week
moved to their ranch on Bald Mountain.
Mrs. French arrived last week and is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hawn.
VIM. Mates returned last Thursday
from two months visit to his old home
in Ireland.
Misses Annie and Alvina Bruhm came
up from the valley last Thursday, and
are visiting friends.
Mrs. Sam HambIy after three weeks
illness is able to be up and around again.
Pascoe Hoskins returned from Butte
City, Mont, last Thursday evening, al
ter an absence of four years. He will re
main here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sparks returned
Thursday evening from two week. s
visit to Denver.
Mrs. Nick Semmens and children ar
rived last week from Goldfield, and will
! visit here for some time.
Vim. Nichols and family last Thurs
day moved to Lamartine. where they
will reside.
AT the regular session of Richmond
lodge, Knights of Pythias, last Thursday
evening the following officers were elected
c. C.-R. W. Pearce.
| V. C.-John I. Semmeus.
NJ. of W.-John Roberts.
Prelate-Wm. Waters.
NJ. of A.-John Jacka.
l. G.-Solomon Maddern.
o. G.-Robert Dawson.
Mrs. Mary Veldren arrived last Friday
evening from Greeley, and will visit her
mother, Mrs. L. Nankervis, and family.
John Shatford was up from Denver
last Friday, returning Sunday.
At the council OF Sun Tribe, 1. o. H..
NJ, Monday evening P. S. Thomas R..
Rowe resigned his position as Junior
Sycamore in favor of brother Henry Boil
singer, who will take the position at that
stump on buck moon, July 9th.
| John Carne and John Trembath left
on Tuesday for Michigan.
Robert Hastie returned from six
weeks trip to New Mexico on Tuesday,
where he examined several mining prop
ositions.
Mrs. Charles Denton came up from
Denver last week, and will remain here
for the summer. MIR. Denton is to have
charge of the new King mill when COM
pleted.
A. Tetrault, who is erecting the new
mill for tho King Co, went to Denver
the first of the week, returning yester-
day.
Il. NJ. Fagan visited his family in Den
yer last Sunday.
Mr.. Belts, representing Chicago peo-
pie, is here looking for some good prop
critics.
Several OF our city dads and a few 9th
ers left Friday morning. about 2:30
o'clock for a scenic ride to Idaho Springs
and other foreign parts. John Maddern
says that mighty good time was had
by all Of the party, but upon orders from
the mayor they must make less noise, as
Tom Chnpple says the people thought
there was band OF Commanche Indians
coming 10 town waking the people from
their peaceful slumbers.
Tho dance and basket social given by
the Clover club last Saturday evening at
Cannop's hall in this place was
one Of the pleasantest affairs ever given
in this place. The lunch basket put up