Gilpin observer., 1904-01-14
NEvADAvILLE.

| MIo. Iost ana cnlldroE VINO nave been
visiting friends in Denver returned the
latter part OF last week.
N. Tregear broke his left hand the
other day by falling off the sidewalk
and landing on his hand.
| Some thirty of Rising Sun Tribe, I.
0. r. NJ, of this place, went to Central
last Sunday and attended the funeral of
Ernest Bishop. They yesterday attend.
ed the funeral OF John O'Mera in Black
Hawk.
Word was received here Monday from
Globe City, Arizona, that John James
Penrose had died there that day. He
formerly resided in this city, and was a
member of Richmond Lodge No. 81,
Knights of Pythias.
john Curnow, ST., returned from
Denver the latter part of the week.
Nevadaville was right in line this
week-it had strike of its own. The
boys who haul water demanded raise
OF ten cents barrel, as it is very hard
to get water at present, and the strikers
won. Water is now 35 cents barrel.
Installation of officers of the Odd Fell
lows occurred last week, as follows:
| N.G.-J. G. Angwin.
| " G.-John Prouse, Jr.
Secretary-Leonard Nichols.
| Treasurer }. Clark.
Trustee-John Quintrall.
Mrs Patrick Floyd, of Carl City,
Iowa, arrived here this week and is visit
ing with Mrs. p. McNicholls and family.
Mrs McNicholls and family, who were
/: visiting in Denver last week, returned
the latter part of the week.
A II pound boy was born to the wife
of James Williams Sunday morning
and mother and son doing nicely. says
DIR. Asquith. Later-The father is able
to be around but wears hat three sizes
larger than before the event happened.
John Williams has returned from Dem
yer where he was on a tour of inspection
of the furniture houses. This looks sus-
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cans.
Marin Lawler want to Denver last
Friday morning and returned the same
evening
Miss Ethel Dayey, our pleasant young
postmistress, was visitor to Golden
last Sunday, returning that evening
Oscar Bolitho was a visitor to Golden
last Sunday to see his parents.
William Doyle and wife came over
from Goldfield last Saturday, being call
ed here to attend the funeral of his
brother, james, who was killed in the
Cook mine last week.
Leonard Nichols went to Denver Tues
day to look for range and cooking
utensils.
A. Rucker, of the Nevada Consoli.
dated, was passenger to Denver last
Saturday and returned on Monday.
james Hoskin was on the sick list for
a couple of days the past week.
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who was killed in the Cook shaft last
Thursday, were brought to this city and
taken to the residence OF his sister, Mrs
Samuel Hambley, from where the funeral
occurred Sunday morning, and it was
very largely attended. Services were
held at the Church of the Assumption
in Central.
Mrs. Chris. Paul and children left las,
Saturday for Boulder where they will
visit with friends.
Charles Curnow while fooling around
with some friends the other day, fell and
broke his right hand.
Last Thursday evening Richmond
Lodge No. 81, Knights OF Pythias, in.
stalled officers to serve the ensuing year
as follows:
M, Of W.-R. w. Pearce
C.C.-John 7. Simmons
VIC Robert Dawson
Prelate Herbert Hoskin
M. at A.-Joseph Kramer
C.of II. and S.-Andrew Bawden
M. OF Finanpe- Williams
NJ. OF E.-James Richards
1.G. Phil Furz
o. Richard Stevens
Joseph Kramer came up the latter
part Of the week from Golden to visit
former friends.
VIM. Nichols moved his family here
: from Central last week.
A grand entertainment by the Epsoc
pal church will be given at Cannon'i
Hall next Saturday evening, Jan. 18th
After the entertainment there will be I