Gilpin observer., 1903-12-10
NEvADAvILLE.

John Prouse returned from visit to
Denver last Sunday evening.
Ben Singer left for trip to the valley
last Friday in order to regain his health.
Perry Newlun left for the south last
Friday.
John Curnow returned from a busi-
ness trip to Denver Monday evening.
Mrs. John Daley is on the sick list for
the past week with an attack of pneu-
monia.
John Kloer the barber had his stove
polished this week ahd woe to the man
who makes mark upon it.
James H. Nichols returned from a visit
to Denver last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Newlun returned from visit to
Denver last Sunday.
John Ganiey of the C. al. Co.
came up last Monday from Cripple
Creek to see the boys. He returned
again Tuesday.
M. Rucker left for business trip to
Denver last Sunday afternoon.
John Prouse left for Denver Friday on
particular business. If you don't believe
it ask him.
John Curuow left for Denver last Fri.
day on business.
james h. Nichols left for Denver last
Thursday oh BUSINESS trip. He ex-
poets to have in sonie bf the finest goods
in market before Christmas.
Mrs. /. N. Parsons returned from Deri.
yer last Sunday where she has been WIS.,
iting.
John Maddern left yesterday morning
for hunting trip over Dory hill.
Charles Aeckert, an old timer OF this
place. was up Tuesday shaking hands
with old friends. He left again Wednes-
day.
Next Saturday evening the Clover
Club will give social dance.
There was another member added to
the family Of Sam Williams, son.
Mr.. Nichols left for visit to Denver
last Sunday.
Sam Quick is over from Idaho Springs
visiting with Sam Williams.
The Clover Club has called special
for next Tuesday and all members
should be present.
VIM. Davey is reported on the sick
list this week.
Emmett Tuck is now working for
Richard Nankervis, driving team.
Mrs. Nankervis is up from Greeley
this week and has gone to housekeeping
Fred Bosinger arrived here last Sat
urday evening from visit to Denver
and Leyden.
Oscar Bolitho took his first degree in
the Red Men last week.
Ike Bolsinger and few others were
out skating at PisRay lake Sunday.
While Thomas Chapple was taking of
his overcoat in the house Monday he
slipped and fell flat on his stomach and
his watch under him with the result
that he has been unable to go out since
owing to the sore which the watch
caused.
At the regular meeting Of Nevada
Lodge No. 8, I. o. o. F., the following
officers were elected for the ensuieg year:
Noble Grand. John G. Angwin; Vice
Grand, John Prouse, Jr.; Secretary,
Leonard H. Nichols; Treasurer, ]. j.
Clark.
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing year by Richmond Lodge
No. 81, Knights Of Pythias: c. c.. John
T. Simmons; v. c., Robert Dawson;
Prelate, Herbert Hoskin; X. OF R. and
g.. A. Bawden; M. A., Joseph Kramer;
M. w., r. w. Pierce; NJ. Of F., Samuel
Williams; NJ. OF Ex.. WI Richards; I.
g.. Phil Phurze; o. g., Richard Stevens;
Trustee, j. G. Roberts.
Robert Hastie was a visitor to Denver
last Friday.
The fremen Of this place have made
arrangements for q grand New Years
Eve ball and ever, body should buy a
ticket il they wish to have q good time
tha last evening Of 1908.
Mrs. Roilley came up from the ranch
near Arvada last Sunday evening. The
Reilley's have sold their ranch and ex.
pect to remain here during the winter.