Gilpin observer., 1904-05-19
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Louis Olsen will take charge OF
the Hazeltine boarding house the fret
OF the week.
Herman Lundberg and family will
move from the Casey to Louis Olsen's
next week.
The entertainment given last Thurs
day evening by the Maccabees was a
success in every way. 1t was composed
Of music, vocal and instrumental, reci-
tations, and drilling. Each and every
one did fine and especially the fairy
drill which was given by number OF
small children and those teaching them
should be congratulated for the beauti
full way in which the drill was executed
After the entertainment refreshments
were served and the young folks gave g
dance which was heartily enjoyed.
Last Friday evening the Central City
High School Alumni Association gave
a concert at the NJ. E. church in which
Miss Anna Corver did some SPLENDID
singing. The church was we'll filled and
the concert was good. Prof. I. G. Tay-
lor rendered some very beautiful music
on the pipe organ, while Mrs. Corvel
showed that she knew how to play the
piano.
"I'll bet you a dollar" said Blake
"that our hello girl hears everything
that we say over the phone"
How'll you prove it? asked his part
ner.
an show you," answered Blake.
No. 49," he called. Hello! hello! II
that you, Mary, 1 just wanted to tell you
at-central. will you please stop listen
ing?" he broke in, interrupting himself
"I'm not listening" answered central
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Thos Oxman Will quit driving for the
Hawley Merchahdsse Co. next Saturday
He has accepted the position as overseez
on Ed Davis ranch between Leyden
and Arvada. He will move his family
down soon. Harry Seymour will attend
TO the delivering in Toms place. All oi
Toms friends are sorry to see him 60
but we wish him good luck.
Don't forget the dance to be given by
the Alert Hose Co. No. 2 tomorrow
evening as it will be an enjoyable dance.
Nick Sans, the accommodating hack
driver has been on the sick list the past
week and Richard Mayor is handling
the ribbons now.
At the last meeting Of ths city council
the aldermen passed an ordinance pro-
hipiting all boys under 18 years of age
from going in or playing pool in the
POOL rooms OF the city.
Albert Gundy is sporting around a
new milk wagon, which he had recently
made to orber at the Downs & Odgeri
wagon works. It is made 30 that the
box can ba opened from the sides and
back, thus making it much more hand
Ter than formerly.
The Rev. B. T. Vincent, who occupied
the pulpit at the NJ. e. church some
twenty years ago, occupied it again last
Sunday in the place Of Rev. Sadler who
is taking trip to Massachusetts,.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Mamie A. Fullerton to Mr..
Thomas II. Stephens. both OF this city
on Wednesday, May 25, 1904.
There will be given this evening at the
Lrmory hall concert by Hugh McCale,
the blind vocalist, assisted b. local
talent.
Mrs. John league was this week suf-
fering from the rheumatism OF the heart.
Later reports are that she is getting
along nicely
Marshal James O'Rourke Of Idaho
Springs brought two men over from that
place Sunday afternoon, charged with
disturbance OF the peace and shooting
at Thomas EIDE, night watchman Of this
city. last Saturday night between 12 and
/ o'clock. Several shots we're fred at
the night watch by his assailants, at
the junction o: Gregory and Spring
streets, and one bullet passed through
the officers coat. He fired three 81 OTIS at
the marauders, without effect, when they
disappeared in the darkness. At the
preliminary hearing Monday morning
the two men were discharged for want
OF sufficient evidece to Convict. They