Gilpin observer., 1904-07-07

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Denver Sunday to spend the Fourth.
Matt. Edwards and wife have rented
the house of John Thomas, and moved
into it the last Of the week.
John Chapple and wife lef for Boulder
Sunday to spend the Fourth. They re-
turned Tuesday night.
Oscar Bolitho spent his Fourth at
Golden and Denver. He left for there
last Sunday and returned Tuesday.
Rosco Nichols came up from Golden
last Wednesday on visit to his brother
Leonard.
John Davey came up from Cripple
Creek last Friday night.
Mrs. James 81. Grenfell and two daugh.
ters left for Denver last Saturday to
spend week.
Herbert Davey left for Denver last
Saturday.
VIM. Grenfell and family left for Den
yer last Sunday to spend the Fourth.
Robert Qnick and family left for Den
yer last Sunday for the Fourth.
Judge Andrew Bawden has purchased
nice new buggy He tried it on the
Fourth Of July, by taking the family
over to Idaho Springs.
James Angwin left for Denver Sunday
morning to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. J. J. Clark left for Denver Mon
day afternoon to spend the Fourth.
Chad Rutherford and family left for
Denver last Sunday morning and re-
turned Tuesday evening.
James Langon left for Golden last Sat-
urday and returned Sunday.
G. Nichols left for Denver Sunday to
spend the Fourth.
John Davey removed his family from
Church to King street the last week.
The little child of James Hoskins is
down sick the past week. DR.. Asquith
is attending.
Thomas Davey, wife and child left for
Denver last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Warren and daughter
took trip around the Loop on the
Fourth, returning in the evening.
Mrs. James Lawrey and son left for
Denver Sunday to spend the Fourth.
VIM. Eddy left for Denver last Satur.
day on business. He also spent the
Fourth down there, returning Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trembath came in from
Ward last Sunday on visi: to Mrs. X.
Rowe and family.
The little child Of John Thomas is re-
ported sick. DR.. Asquith is attending.
Mark Fletcher left for Denver Sunday
to spend the Fourth, returning Tuesday.
The city fathers met in regular session
last Friday night, the first OF July, on
account of the Fourth. Otherwise they
would have met on Monday.
The little son of T. o. Davey is down
sick. DR.. Asquith is attending.
Tom Grenfell and j. II. Grenfell left
for Denver laet Sunday to visit their
mother and spend the Fourth.
Joe Pascoe went to Boulder Sunday to
epend the Fourth. He returned Monday
evening.
VIM. Warren left for Denver Sunday
to spend the Fourth, returning Monday
evening.
Rising Sun Tribe No. 2 held a great
pow WOW on Saturday, July I'd, which
filed their wigwam With bucks, squaws,
papooses ard pale faces. The following
program was rendered Past Great Sa.
chem Henry Trezise took the stump and
called Miss Georgia Richards, Past Poca-
hontas, to the organ, rendering some
beautiful music, while the whole house
sang, "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" after
which P. G. Sachem Henry Trezise gave
strong talk on the Fourth OF July and
Red Menship, and it's strong unity with
Nation and Old Glory. Great applause.
Song, by Sachem M. E. Fletcham; recit,.
tion, Robert Quick, j. S. elect; song, P.
S., John Curnow; song, P. P. Mrs. jamie
Furze; long talk, Sachem elect II. G..
Bolsinger; song. II. w. Pearce, "Red-
man." recitation. Edward Roberts, "Red
MAN." song, p. p, Miss Essie Trezise;
song, John Curnow, Junior. After
which a grand spread OF ice cream,
Strawberries and cake was partaken oi
Everyone expressed themselves as hav-
ing had splendid time-a joyful re-
minder Of the Fourth Of July, 1904.
Henry Labonde came up from Denver
last week on visit.
Mrs. Charles Burt and Miss Lizzie
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