Gilpin observer., 1904-03-24
NEvADAvILLE.

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months, returned last Thursday from
Telluride.
MRS. T.. Caessario came up from Ley
den last week and shipped her furniture
to that point, where the family will re-
side. Her husband has good position
under Fred Neumeyer. sa
DR.. Bourk, who has been visiting his
family in Denver for the past week, has
returned.
Z. Weisbeck returned the latter part
OF the week from Denver, where he had
been attending to some important bust.
ness.
John Madden, who has been very
sick for some time, was taken to Denver
last Sunday and placed in the hospital
His Brother Sol accompanied him. Re-
ports from there yesterday state that he
is feeling very much improved.
Noah Rachofsky left for Denver last
Sunday, returning Monday.
Otis Wilcox, who has been residing at
Russell gulch for some time, has again
moved to this piece.
The board Of registration completed
its labors last Thursday for its first sit
ting. They will meet again next Tues
day, and then again the Monday pre-
ceding the election.
George Sparks and son Frank returned
last Friday from Boulder.
James Richards returned from Denver
last Friday, where he accompanied his
wife who left the evening previous for
New Mexico. where she will remain for
some time in the hopes thst q change Of
climate will improve her health, which
has been very bad OF late.
Jake Rachofsky has new idea, that
Of making dancing floor with springs.
1t is said that he intends organizing
stock company and will put one in the
county somewhere as soon as they can
find the location.
The older members of the M. E.
church entertained the newly made con-
verts at that church last Friday even
ing. A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all those present and the occa-
isicT-witt long i.v-r -re.ntn.sseeed. iii. I.s (.
ward Trembath furnished the music and
was assisted by an excellent choir. Dur
ing the evening sandwiches, coffee and
cake were served, and it was not until
late hour that the party broke up.
AT the Citizens caucus held last Sat
urday evening the following gentlemen
were placed in nomination for the fol
lowing offices: For Mayor, Leonard
Nichols; for Trustees, W. j. Richards,
Matthew Furze and Jane Williams.
Joseph Kramer was called to Denver
Thursday morning on some very par
ticular business.
| James Simmons took his second de-
gree in Richmond Lodge No. 81, X. OF p,
last Thursday evening.
Several of the young dancing folks
from this place took in the st. Patrick's
dance at Central last Thursday evening.
| There are more than the usual amonnt
OF idle men on the streets this week, ow-
ing to the fire at the Gunnell mine last
Friday morning, as several of the boys
were working for that company and sew
eral more we're working at the Concrete
mine, at which place they had to quit
work owing to the gas from the fire.
The Avon mill has also been compelled
to close for lack OF water.
While John Ross, af the Harrin gton &
Ross commission house, OF Central, was
taking orders last Monday, the horse he
was driving became tired of waiting for
for John and ran away. The horse was
caught before any damage was done.
The social club Of this city was reor.
ganized last Saturday and new officers
elected. The young folks are OF the
opinion that there are enough OF them
to have good time, and We are OF the
same opinion. The majority of the mem.
bers being from the Rising Sun Tribe OF
Red Men or from Osceola Council, De
gree OF Pocahontas, they lave named
the club the Red Men and Poca ahontas
Social Club. The new officers are Miss
Georgia Richards, president; james
Richards. vice president; Miss jamie
Rachofsky. secretary; Miss Essie Tre-
Else. treasurer. They will give their first
dance on Friday evenig, April Is, and it
is to be leap year ball. The ladies Of
the club will have charge OF tho dance
and the gentlemen will serve the supper.
They intend to make their first effort
dandy, and therefore no one should miss
1t II you want to have good time.
John McArthur's little daugh hter was
christened last Sunday, and party OF