Gilpin observer., 1904-09-01

ing.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in regular monthly session
next Monday, Sept. 5th.
James Roberts, druggist OF Denver
is assisting at the pharmacy this week
during the absence of Ii. P. Davies.
Next Monday is Labor day. The banks
will observe the holiday hours and the
business houses will close for half a
day.
The A. o. U. w. gave free vocal and
instrumental concert at their hall Fri
day evening which was followed by a
social dance.
h. S. Moulton is lying very i'll at his
rooms in the Teller house, but by hav-
ing proper care and attention is now
dong nicely.
r. A. Bass is moving his family today
from bis former residence to the Parshall
house on Spring street where they will
reside permanently.
The family Of Jeremiah Nolan who
lately moved to this city from Apex are
now pleasantly located in the Cameron
house on 1st High street.
E. o. Bailey, lately OF Central City, a
druggist OF IA years experience has ac-
cepted position in Gildert Bros. drug
store.-Boulder Herald.
Miss Ada Batchelder Of the telephone
company is this week suffering from a
bad cold, but we are glad to report that
she is now on the mend.
The Shakespeare club held their reg
ulaf meeting Monday evening at the
residence Of MIR. and Mrs. Almond
Thompson on Casey avenue.
The fall and winter term OF the public
schools open next Tuesday, Sept 9th.
OF course all the children are glad that
vacation is over and it is time to ttars
studying again.
There will be lawn social given by
the Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. T..
church this evening at Mrs. Hepbourn's s
on Eureka street. II stormy there will
be porch shelter.
Walter Mcleod is this week moving
his household goods to Denver where
they will reside in the future. Another
one of Central's best families going to
better their conditions.
Word was received in this city to day
from Mrs. NARROW at Spokane, Wash,
that Merle is improving in health and
that they started for Denver last Monday
and will reside there this winter.
Mrs. Percy Alsdorf entertained num-
ber OF her friends at her home in this
city Tuesday afternoon to a reception in
honor Of Mr.. Alsdorfs mother of Ohio
who is visiting her son in this city.
Geo. Henderson is busy this week pa
pering and painting the house formerly
occupied by Frank McGinniss on 1st
High street. Mr.. Geo. Perry expects
to move his family there about the first
OF the week.
The passenger train up from Denver
was over an hour late Tuesday evening
on account Of the engine going dead on
the track between Denver and Golden.
Another engine had to be telephoned for
to Denver, causing the delay.
Mary had little calf, it was so very
lean that everywhere that Mary went
it hardly could be seen; SO Mary got
some cotton pads which she placed
within her hose and now the calf is
plainly seen wherever Mary goes.
Prof. +. II. Clark and family and Mrs.
Ashley who have been spending past two
weeks at Boulder park, returned home
Monday. They enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely and speak in very glowing
terms of out door life in the mountains.
George Brown who was called from his
homo at Tekoa, Washington, by the
by the serious illness Of his daughter
Miss Amelia, who is visiting in this city
with Mrs. John Mack, arrived Thursday
evening. Later reports are that the
young lady is doing very we'll.
A merry party OF young people left
this city at o'clock Sunday morning to