Gilpin observer., 1904-07-07
THURSDAY, JULY Z, 1904.
ADAvILLE.


COX left for Boulder county last Friday
morning on business.
Tho furniture OF Ernest Slater ar
rived here last Thursday from Victor.
Ernest is busy Strengthening things up
now.
Christ's Episcopal church now enjoys
electric lights, it being wired last week.
The first lights were turned on last Sun
day.
DR.. Bourk left last Thursday afternoon
Tor Denver on visit to his family.
Mr.. Rucker, manager of the Kansas
mine, left for Denver the latter part OF
the week on business. He returned last
Sunday.
Frank Grenfell left for Denver last
Saturday to spend the Fourth.
James Richards spent the Fourth in
Denver, leaving here Sunday moring and
returning Tuesday.
VIM. Rowe went to Denver Sunday to
spend the Fourth. He returned Tues
day.
On July 4, 1904, the band wagon of
John Maddern was we'll filed with pic
nicers. who passed through Idaho Springs
then up Fall river, camping there until
evening. The day was a very enjoyable
one, and one long to be remembered, as
family Of four generations was repre-.
seuted. Great Grandma Lady Bartle
and her two daughters, Mrs. R. B. Will
Jams and family, Mrs. W. R. Richards
with daughters and children, making
four generations. The old lady is over
81 years old. Mrs. Pearce and her sis
ter. Miss Eliza Trezise and Christoper
Trezise, county treasurer, as also H. Tre-
zise and family were of the party. John
held the ribbons. 1t was great outing,
with plenty Of choice refreshments, in
cluding ice cream.
The members of the NJ. E. church
held sunrise prayer meeting on the top
Of the Ophir dump on the morning of
the Fourth, quite a goody number being
in attendance.
Otis Wilcox came up from Cripple
Creek last Sunday to spend the Fourth.
Sol Maddern left last Sunday for Den
YER to spend the Fourth, returning home
Tuesday.
Frank White Jr., left for Denver last
Sunday to spend the Fourth.
Leonard Nichols left for Boulder last
Sunday to spend the Fourth. He re.
turned Monday evening.
Ernes Tuck and Bert Semmens left
last Saturday to spend the Fourth in
Denver. They returned Wednesday.
W. Prouse left for Denver last Sunday
to pass away the Fourth.
Arlo Kloer left for Denver last Sunday
afternoon to spend the week.
Tom Bolitho came up from Pueblo
last Saturday on visit to his folks. He
returned Monday.
Johnny Kramer left for Denver last
Saturday.
Frank Atkinson and wife left for Den
yer last Sunday morning to spend the
Fourth.
Charles and John Weisbeck left for
Denver last Sunday to spend the Fourth.
Miss Ethel Davey left for Golden and
Denver last Sunday to spend the Fourth.
She returned Tuesday evening
7. Newlun left for Denver last Satur-
day for the Fourth.
Henry Matthews and family left last
Monday for Georgetown to spend the
Fourth there.
IN. Simmons and John: Warren left
Friday with jack, for Loch Lohmap.
OF course the jack could pack all they
caught. Someone got away with their
"pasty" while they were fishing.
Ernest Simmens and Thurston Sow.
den left for Lock Lohman. The boys
can't find out about the catch--but say
1t was awful grand.
VIM. Hawn and wife came up from
Moon gulch to spend the Fourth with
friends and relatives,
Charles Horning and John Hahn left
for Bear creek last Saturday on fishing
trip, to spend the Fourth in peace.
Albert Quintrell left for Denver last
Saturday to spend the Fourth. He re.
tnrned Tuesday evening.
William Bolitho and wife and James
Furze and wife took a trip to George.
town and Silver Plume on the Fourth.
Henry Warren left for Denver last
Sunday to take In the Fourth, and re.
turned Tuesday evening.
/. NJ. Parsons and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Beaman, visited the Rutherford