Gilpin observer., 1904-07-21
NEyADAvlLLE.


Ernest Simmons moved his family 10
the house owned by his sister Miss
Chrissie on the Prize road last Monday
Mrs. Leonard Wist came up from Den.
YER Monday on visit with John Cur
now and family.
Thomas Grenfell has been sick the
last week with a touch OF pneumonia
Henry Bolsinger was passenger to
Denver Thursday. He returned Friday
Thomas Ellis left for Boulder Sunday
on pleasure trip.
Mr.. Rucker returned from Denver
Saturday evening.
James Hoskens has painted his prop,
perty and also put up very nice porch
in front OF the house. He did a rice
job on the porch and painted the house
green. James is sorne fine mechanic, ]
tell thee, boy.
VIM. Waters has quit mining and gone
to driving quartz team again.
Rev. Chrissman preached very fine
sci mon last Sunday at Christ Episcopal
church, on Thou shalt not covet."
Last Thursday while pulling tacks out
OF screen door, Mrs. Mamie Richards
was struck in the eyehall with one. She
left for Denver Friday to consult epe-
cialist, but we are sorry to state that
the doctor could not save the sight
She returned Monday accompanied by
her brother James.
James Semmens removed his family
from here to Eureka street, Central
City, last Saturday.
Miss Mamie Angwin returned from
Denver last Monday, where she has been
visiting for a couple Of weeks.
An exciting foot race came off here
last thursday evening for 5OO.foot go
between Thopas o. Davey and james
Williams. Williams winning out = o.
Davey taking a tumble. You couldn't
see him, for cloud Of duet came up
that darkened the highway for about an
hour.
Matt. Furze moved his family into the
Harvey house last Tuesday. 1t was
formerly occupied by Ernie Semmens.
Mrs. H. c. Bolsinger and family re-
turned from Denver last Wednesday,
where they have been visiting since the
Fourth.
Rev. w. D. Osborne, OF Yorkshire,
England. came up here to visit with his
English friends last Thursday night. and
is stopping with James Rule and family.
He went back to Denver last Friday and
returned Saturday with his wife, accom-
panied by Rev. w. E. Collett, of Den.
YER. The people OF Nevadaville had a
rare treat by Rev. Osborne Sunday morn.
ing at the NJ. e. church. Subject of dis
course, "Mother and Home" In the
evening Rev. Collett OF Denver lectured
to the people from the same pulpit on
crime, and the duty of the church OF
using every means to depress it. Tues
day afternoon the wife of Rev. Osborne
lectured at the same church on her ex-
perience in India, to the women OF this
place, and on Wednesday evening Mr..
Osborne gave them another lecture. Rev.
Osborne was born and raised ID st. just
Cornwall. England, and married his wife
in Yorkshire. He spent ten years with
the London Missionary society, and lately
arrived from Attingal, Trubancore. s.
India. He is man Of culture and ex.
perience, and was we'll received. He was
glad to be here among 80 many Of his
old country folks, and all wish him we'll
and od-speed in his work and travels
Rev. W. e. Collett left for his home in
Denver last Monday afternoon. The
people here were well pleased with bis
sermon last Sunday night.
Frank Grenfell shook himself away
from this town last week. He has gone
to live in Central City for awhile. Frank
is quite ladies' man, don't you know.
The Red Men. Pocahontas dance last
Saturday night was well attended, and
the Pocahontas ice cream social at Red
Mems hall pstronized very liberally.
Thomas Eddy was adopted in the r
s. T. No. last Friday night, and took
the Warriors degree on Monday night
1t was done in good shape, to the delight
OF the candidate.
Bruce Rutherford and family was ovel
from Idaho Springs last Sunday to spend
tho day with relatives and friends.
Rev. Post, pastor OF the M. E. church
OF this place. preached at the Russell M
e. church last Sunday night. Sherman
McCallister preached at Black Hawk.