Gilpin observer., 1903-02-19
NEvAsAylLLE.

from England, left on Monday for Gold
on.
Observation-Disclosures and wife left last
Sunday for Butte City, Montana. where
they will locate.
Harry Armfeld left Tuesday for Den.
YER on a business trip.
Mrs. Field left last Friday for Salt
Lake City, where she will remain.
Lottie Tuck is reported as being on
the sick list.
Richard Thomas was visitor to Den
yer Saturday and Sunday.
Nicholas Oats Jr. was a passenger to
Denver on Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Robert Hastie returned from busi-
ness trip to Denver Friday evening.
Earl Parsons and wife left last Thurs
day for Cripple Creek, where they in
tend locating.
johnson Quintrall is reported as being
quite sick the past week.
DR.. G. A. Bourk has purchased the r.
Hall pudding and is putting it inao
shape, after which he will remove his
drug store there.
Thos. Eddy while driving over from
Idaho Springs last week froze three fing-
ers Of his left hand. He is having con-
siderable trouble with them, and has not
been able to work since.
T.. j. Newlun left for Denver Saturday
and returned Sunday evening.
Pearl Newlun is on the sick list this
week with an attack OF la grip.
The wedding of Will Bolitho and An
ME Maddern last Saturday evening was
quite an event. Notice OF it is to be
found under the marriages.
John and Nicholas Prouse arrived from
Telluride the latter part of last week,
and will remain for few weeks.
Marshal Sam Hambly is on the sick
list this week with q severe cold. Al
Rooney is wearing the star during MIR.
Hambly's illness.
Extra copies OF THE OBSERVER can be
secured OF Postmaster Thomas Davey.
Prof. Frank Atkinson and Hon. Thos.
Davey left yesterday afternoon for Den
yer being called there on some very i'm
portant business.
Henry Trezise who had spent about
three weeks in Denver visiting his cous-
ins,. the Warrers, returned Saturday
evening. He says Denver is beautiful
city by electric light.
Last Saturday being..the 10th birthday
OF Master Kenneth McRae, a birthday
party was held at the residence OF his
aunt, Mrs. F. s. Bolsinger.. Master
Kenneth entertained several Of the
young lads and splendid afternoon was
spent.
Thomas o. Dayey left for Denver on
Sunday morning and returned Monday.
Tho wind storm Of Monday night and
Tuesday was terror and did consider
able damage in the blowing down OF
chimneys and the breaking Of windows
At the school house the shutters were
blown from the windows and several
panes Of glass broken. Yesterday morn
ing the snow was drifted in a good many
places, and ss high as 10 feet.
Last Thursday Miss Rachel Mcleod,
the teacher Of the primary room Of our
schools, put some coal in the stove. In
a few minutes the gas from the coal
exploded, and the flames burst out OF
the stove. Miss Mcleod was standing
close by and vas burned consic erably
about the shoulders and her hair was
singed. She was unable to continue
teaching, and school was dismissed for
the day, Miss Mcleod g9ing home.
Tomorrow evening, Friday, Feb. 20,
at Cannon's hall, Osceola Council No. 6,
Daughters OF Pocahontas, will give
Washington's birthday celebration aud
ball. Several OF the members have been
rehearsing a short play, entitled, Mr.. X,
which will be presented. Interspersed
will be recliations, solos, instrumental
music and a splendid program Of good
things. After the entertainment dance
will be given. Admission to the enter.
tainment will be 25 cents. and to the
dance rs cents. All those attending can
depend upon having very enjoyable
time, and OF listinging to splendid On.
tertainment. Osceola Council never
does ything by halves, and will give
every one their moneys worth.
Cheap for Cash.
Beef by the quarter at Henry Dennis
Grao ,ry street market.