Gilpin observer., 1904-04-21
'..ILLE.

for the last few days to put things In
shape again.
Richard Stevens is able to be up and
around again and all OF his friends are
glad to see him.
VIM. Davey returned from Denver last
Thursday evening,
Sam Williams returned from Denver
last Thursday. He was accompanied
by his wife who has been visiting in Vic
tor the last three weeks.
John Thomas returned from Denver
last Thursday evening.
John Jacka left for Denver last Sat
urday on business and returned again
Monday.
DR.. Burk returned from Denver Sat
urday.
Some of the young ladies of the dane
ing club had quite a nice time at Red
Mems hall Saturday evening finishing
the ice cream and cake that was left
over from the dance Friday
Mrs. John Curnow returned from
Denver after weeks visst Saturday
evening.
John Gundy returned from visit to
Charles Curnow left for Denver last
Saturday to attend the coursing, and
returned Tuesday.
The dance last Friday night was well
of and fpo tirna wnc had nv all
present for the girls showed everyone
splendid time. They cleared the neat
sum of $40.
james Grenfell left for Leyden aa@
Denver Saturday morning.
Robert Fallon left with some OF the
Qthsy bQys for Denver SaturdeS after
noon. In the rush he vas lost.
Andrew Bowden returned from Den
yer last Thursday.
The reservoir of the town is now in
good shape now, as it has been cement
ed und cleaned out in general and there
will now be plenty of water the coming
summer.
John Curnow and friend VIM. Hughes
returned from Denver and vicinity last
Thursday.
Charles Tonkin came up from Leyden
last Thursday on visit to his wife and
children.
N. James left for Golden last Thurs
day and returned Friday.
Mrs. Walter Clifford has been down
sick the last week with severe case of
neugralgia.
There was new bridge put in on the
Kansas Burroughs route last Friday.
John Roberts returned from Denver
Friday evening.
John Eva left for Denver Saturday
morning to attend the coursing match.
He returned home again Tuesday sim
ply disgusted.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harry died last Friday afternoon of
spasms. The parents have the sym
pathy Of their many friends in their loss.
+ A. Fl. Rucker left for Denver last
Sunday to pay visit his family.
W. H. Richards was busy yesterday
putting in new sidewalk in front OF
the Bartle block, which is a most de-
cided Improvement.
John Curnow returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
The bells of the city last Tuesday
morning raLg out the welcome announc-
ment of the marriage in Denver of j. r.
Quick to Mrs. NewkirlI Both are well
known in this city where they have re-
sided for many years. Good luck and
best wishes are extended the happy
couple.
John Maddern left for Denver Sunday
morning and returned Tuesday.
The Judge of the Nevada district who
lately was in Denver showed the boys
the sights while he was there, but how
he got home is the wonder,
Found-A watch and chain last Mon.
day morning on Kenosha street. Own.
er can have same by calling on Mrs. j.
Lying.
For Sale-Charles Curnow desires to
sell his property, which consists of a fine
lot 100xl25 feet, on which is a fine six
roomed house, also stable and well.
Will be sold at n reasonable price.
Richard Trezise left for Denver last
Sunday and returned Tuesday.
Mrs Matt Edwards and little daugh
ter left for Goldfleld Monday. Poor
Matt must bach again.
Mr.. John Lutz and wife moved hero
from ellison gulch last Saturday.