Gilpin observer., 1904-10-06
BreVitieS

The city council meets in regular
session next Thursday evening.
The county commissioners met in reg
ular monthly session last Monday.
Miss Bertha Chase has accepted pos
ition in the Golden Rule store and has
assumed her duties as saleslady.
w. H. Funk moved his family to the
Bartle house on 4th High street where
they will make their homo in the future.
Miss Ruth Flaherty is slowly recov-
ering from her recent attack of typhoid
fever and is able to sit up during the
day.
The smoker to have been given by the
40. U. w. lodge Monday was post
poued on account of the death Of Joseph
Flynn.
Mrs. John Cody who was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital to be operated on, re-
turned home Sunday evening and at
this time is doing nicely.
The grand ball which was to have
been given by the Owls on Monday,
Oct. 17th has been postponed owing to
tho death of Joseph Flynn.
A. Rapin has had his advertising clock
re-painted by George Henderson and
also the pole on which it hangs. The
Sign is very effective advertisement.
George Mabee, Jr., has rented the
jenkins house on 1st High street recent
ly vacated by Chas. Fuelscher. At
present it is not known what is doing,
but as his friends remark, it looks bad.
DR.. Shoop this week had electric lights
placed in his Office in the First National
Bank block. His object in having the
rooms wired was TO be in readiness for
connecting his electrical appliances
when they arrive.
A few OF the citizens living on West
Ist High street have had an electric
light placed in front of Ed. Davies house
for the benefit of those residing in that
vicinity. 1t is a bright improvement
aud is appreciated by all.
The curfew since the 1st OF October
Rugs at o'clock instead OF nine and
wiii continue to do so during the winter
months. All children under parental
control should be off the streets at that
time and at home studying.
Word was received in this city Satur-
day OF the death of Thomas Thompson
at Shullsburg, Wis. Deceased is the
father Of Mrs. Charles Trenoweth and
Mrs. Sherman Harvey OF this city, both
tIf whom were with him when he died.
Every render dislrous Of taking advant-
age an opportunity to save money should
attend the big sale inaugurated by
Rachefsky & Son at Black Hawk. Don't
overlook the Zig ad on the 2nd page.
Some of the prices are astonishingly low.
The Owls gave another one of their
popular dances at Armory hall last Sat
urday which was well attended and |
everyone enjoyed themselves immensely.
n lu,st, To, ha rf
their first member to die, they have
their dances for several weeks. |
Chas Fuescher moved his household |
goods to Cheyenne where he and his |
family will reside. Mr.. Fuelcher has |
lately established bottlipg works there
aud reports very Furnishing business. |
His many friends in this county wish |
him all kinds of good luck in his new
Colorado Christian Endeavorers will
please take notice that the sixteenth
annual state Christian Eadeavor's con-
ventlon will be held at Boulder, October
1916. Single fare for round trip from
all Colorado points. Tickets on sale
Get. l3 and IA, returning O:t. 17th. Plan
10 be there.
James Curran, OF the Curran company
of Denver, has sub.leased the opera
house from T.. j. Altvater and will have
charge OF it in the future. Il. A. Penny,
contracting agent for Curran, will be