Gilpin observer., 1904-01-28

| here for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Patrick Floyd, of Carl City, Iowa,
who has been visiting with Mrs. P. Nc
Nichols and family for several weeks,
returned to her home last Sunday.
George Jenkins came up from Golden
last Sunday. He is getting stronger
every day and his leg, which was broken
last November, is about we'll again.
James Richards, of the Colo. L. & l..
Co., has been on the sick list since last
Thursday.
Mrs. Shanks and son. of Cripple Creek,
are here visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Williams.
Revival meetings are being conducted
in the NJ. e. church every evening, and
several OF the repentant brethren are
being converted.
N. Tregear who broke his hand some
time ago, is able to go to work again.
Mrs. P. Murphy has had a very bad
attack of rheumatism the past five days,
and is unable to attend to her household
duties.
Miss Field ;eft last week for Omaha,
Neb, where she will make her home in
the future.
A party was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Grenfell last Sunday
evening, and most pleasant time was
had by all. A jolly good crowd was
there, and everyone was in for good
time, which they certainly did have.
Matt. Kramer has removed his family
from Waterman street to the Bartle
house on Kenosha street.
Mr.. Joseph Kramer, Sr., last Tuesday
moved his family here again from Gold
en-, where they have been residing for
several months past. Joe's old love was
too strong, as he felt more at home here.
Mr.. Wild returned from visit to Den
YER the latter part Of the week.
Thomas Newlun returned from a
weeks visit to Denver last Tuesday.
Emmett Trenbath and wife returned
to Boulder last Thursday, being called
there to attend the funeral Of the late
Thomas Rowe.
Mr.. Samuel McKibbin and wife, OF
Victor, Colo, arrived last Saturday to
attend the funeral of his late brother,
Patrick McKibbin.
Charles Workm eister came up from
Denver Saturday evening in order to at
tend the funeral of his father-in-law,
Patrick McKibbin.
Mrs. F. Lacey or Georgetown, arrived
here last Saturday and attended the fu.
neral of the late Patrick McKibbon.
DR.. G. A. Bourk returned from Den
YER last Saturday.
George Meehan OF Chicago, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maddern for several weeks. returned to
to his home last Sunday.
Patrick McKibbon. one of the old
timers of this town, died here last Fri
day, after an illness of several years,
Nick Oats returned Friday evening
from visit to Golden.
DR.. Asquith reports that Nevadaville
is doing its best to keep the bible in
junction of multiplying the earth. Jas.
Roberts was presented with little son
last Friday, and on Saturday little
lady arrived at the home of James Sim
mons. All are doing well and James is
mighty proud now, rs he has a boy and
n girl.
Richmond Lodge No 81, Knights of
Pylhias, last Thursday night created the
rank of Page on John Thomas, Nicholas
Tregear, John Luthy and Ernie Sim
mons.
Mrs. Maxwell Is quite aick this week.
DR.. Bourk is attending her.
a special meeting of the town council
convened last Wednesday evening and
made an examination of the laws OF the
town and the written book OF ordinance
Chas. Denton came up from Denver
last Sunday aud returned Monday.
Thomas Doyle, who has been on the
sick list for several weeks, Is reported as
being able to be around again.
Tuesday afternoon while Fred Boil
singer was assisting at the Avon mill in
taking the cnder head from the en-,
gine, the cylinder head fell on his foot
and he is crippled up some now.
a deed was this weel, recorded con
veying the property of William Roberts
to John and Elizabeth Gundy. The lat
ter have been residing there for some
| time.