Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23
NEvADAvlLLE.

A. CurnOW, VINO was nurL IL runa-
way last week, is able to be out again.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. Il.
church gave social last Saturday night
in the Red Mems hall, which was well
attended The ladies cleared between
S25 and $50.
Mrs. Matt Furze left last week for
Denver, where she will remain for some
time in the hopes that her health will
improve.
Nick Semmens came up from Victor
yesterday to attend the funeral of his
brother-n- law, the late James Curnow.
Mrs Bolitho returned to Golden last
Monday.
Thurston Souden went to Cripple
Creek last Friday and returned Tuesday
Ike Parsons and Abe Mills are paint
ing the roof of the Masonic building
A party was given at John Curnow's
residence on Prize road last Friday even
ing in honor of the thirteenth birthday
of John Curnow. All present had fine
time and a splendid lunch was served.
They all voted John good entertainer
and an excellent host.
John and Dick Nankervis and William
Waters went to Dumont Tuesday.
The Glover club gave social dance
last Saturday evening at Cannon's hall,
which was largely attended. Everyone
had good time and Professor Vol fur
nished excellent music.
The death of James Curnow has cast
gloom over the young folks of the town,
as he has grown to manhood here and he
has many old school and playmates of
his younger days still living here. He
was full of life and always jolly and he
will be greatly missed by his companions.
He was a hard worker. having worked
slnce small boy, and his absence will
be felt by his widowed mother. He was
a member of the base ball nine and also
of the Clover club. The funeral, which
occurs this afternoon, will be very big
one as he has host of friends who will
pay their last respects to his memory.
Mr.. Tretrault, who erected the new
concentrator, left for Denver last Satur-
day morning.
Miss Mollie Williams who has been
visiting Miss Crissie -Semmens for sew
eral weeks left for her home in Golden
Monday afternoon.
Fred Landry came up from Golden
Saturday evening and returned Monday.
j. J. Clark and wife went to Denver
yesterday morning.
Mrs. II. c. Bolsinger and daughter
Miss Gladys, left for Denver yesterday
afternoon.
Fred Bolsinger left for Denver yester.
day afternoon.
Miss Mabel Hollow was over from
ellison gulch last Saturday visiting her
friends.
Fishing and shooting lessons given
by Jack Rachofsky, according to con-
tract.
Will Semmens left last Friday for
Cripple Creek and returned Monday.
1t is likely that he will locate at Cripple |
for the summer and play with the Eag- |!
les,
James Henry Nichols left Tuesday |
morning for Denver.
Jesse Taylor, wife and children left
yesterday for Cripple Creek and Denver
to visit friends before returning to the
Klondike.
Last Saturday the Golden brick yard
nine came up from Golden and played a
game at King Flats with the Nevada
vile Stars. 1t resulted in a victory for
the home team by score OF 10 to 6. A
second game was played Sunday which
was won by the visitors by score of II
to IL.
James Richards is able to be up and
around again after a severe attack of
pneumonia. He and his wife left yes
terday afternoon for Denver in the hopes
that the former will get well sooner.
George Walker of Chicago came up
and visited with John Maddern and
wife. He left for home yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Spangler is up from Kan
sas visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kloer
and family. She arrived here last Sun
day.
Johnson Quintral is able to be out
again.
George Crawford left for Denver last
Sunday.
d j. II. Nankervis and II. C.Bolsinger at
tended the X. T. banquet at Georgetown
last Thursday evening.