Gilpin observer., 1904-07-14
LOCAL ITEMS
~Get the cheerful habit"

aikcnu Lue udy III Out uooi h'Ao oHo '"oA
bling in the fields. They all report hav
aug good time and enjoying the day i'm
suensely, especially about lunch time
Among whom we noticed we're b
Misses: Alice Williams, Grace Light
a,ourn, Viola Fontain, Mary Mcleod,
Julia Carlson, Winifred Clark, Kate
Ashley, Ethel Odgers Marion Sayers,
Edns Haden, Celia French, Ethel and
Edna Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Seymour entertain
cd few OF their young friends at their
residence in this city last Thursday even
aog. The evening was spent in vocal and
Instrumental music, playing games, etc,
after which all sat down to an elegant
repast served by the hostess. Those pre-
aeut were the Misses: Katherine Floyd,
Dora Lewis, Mayme and Sadie Cody and
Evelyn Schaffnit and the Messers James
sii.mour, james Cody, Victor Maymon,
Guy Morrison, and Albert Altvater.
a Joke is told on certain young man
working near Lake gulch who is very
4aae night recently and it began to rain.
and it rainei and rained and rained.
s.Ste told him it would be a pity for him
80 60 home in the rain and asked him to
stay all night. He hated to refuse so he
said all right, and she told him she would
go and prepare his bed. 1t required
ssame little time, and when she came
Back, imagine her surprise at finding
hin dripping with rain. She asked him
Sxhere he had been, and he told her he
xxent home for his nightshirt.
v. Vallero has had new floor laid in
gais place of business and the painters are
,5usy with papering and painting. He
e,ow has very inviting and bright ap-
lpearing place for those who wish to
vucnch their thirst.
A new coat OF paint now covers the
fl nc residence of Mrs. Marcus Leahy on
Lawrence street.
Mrs. Eureka Holmes, Mrs. William
Couch and Miss Grace Tonkin entertain
cd their Sunday school classes to day s
outing and picnic at Gundy's ranch last
Thursday.
The Merry-go- around arrived in town
Monday and has started up and is catch.
ang all the loose nickeis from the child
reu-
An Idaho Springs dry goods firm ad-
'sertises, Beautiful things in spring
shirt waists. we have them in Central
500, but we do not advertise them. They
speak for themselves.
Rev. j. J. Post oflicated at the NJ. E.
church in this city last Sunday, having
exchanged pulpits with Rev. r. S. Sadler
,vh occupied the pulpit at Nevadaville.
The Shakespeare club met with MIR.
and Mrs F. b. Mcleod at their residence
on second high street Monday evening.
John Rank, former resident of this.
city has accepted "A position as salesman
with The Central Shoe and Clio, hing
Company.
Remember tonight is the night that
sCosgrove's orchestra appears at Armory
Hail. They coma to this city highly re
& ,mmended by managers of different
opera houses throughout the state, and
all who attend may depend upon hearing
first class music. A dance will follow
tie concert. Tick ,ts to the concert and
dance 10 cents
The Owls gave another one OF their
a 1,,S ~ ,,,h, ,.,h
was well attended and every one present
had good time.
The eastern capitalists who came to
Colorado on the"Red Mountain Special"
To learn something Of the industries, at
fractions and resources of the Centennial
state were met at the Union depot, in
Desver, by representative of the Colo
raos Promotion and Publicity Commit.
tee and supplied with attractive and
valuable literature concerning the gold
aud silver commonwealth. The visitors
expressed themselves as being we'll
pteased with the attractive booklets, and
~iE take them home as pleasing souv.
enirs of their trip to Colorado.
~2Vht Gunuty Commissioners met in re-
gular nro,irnly session this week. At
Lhis meeting they decided to change vot.
sae precint No. 10 from Gilpin to Rollins
rille.
sOp Tuesday the bodies Of l.. p. Alright
mis- wife and brother were exhumed from
the Catholic cem, .ary in this city by
.andeftsker Lippert and shipped to Mt.
-uliret cemetary near Golden where they
avill he Inferred.
The front OF the A. l.. Anderson furni
-Gure store Is this week receivicg a new