Gilpin observer., 1904-06-09
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JOnu tSaVey FoCuIoo ITon OAiPP'o
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of his lit
tie brother Herold.
VIM. Harry came up from New Mexico
Tuesday evening on visit to his folks.
The Central City orchestra sprang a
surprise on Noah Rachofsky and family
last Sunday. Jake Rachofsky is one OF
the leaders, and they played until a late
hour in the evening, and every one pres
ent enjoyed the occasion very much.
The band are jolly set, and some very
nice music was rendered.
Mrs. Bennetts came up from Denver
Tuesday to attend the funeral of little
Herold Davsy.
The Hawley- Gardner mine was started
up last Saturday.
Henry G. Bolsinger left for Pueblo last
Monday morning. being delegate to the
Democratic state convention. He re-
turneed Tuesday evening.
Dr. Bourk lert for Denver last Monday
morning on visit to his family.
John Kloer is widening the road in
front of his house on the Prize road. The
road needed it badly, and as John needed
exercise he undertook the job.
Chad Rutherford has painted his resi-
dence on the Prize road, to perfection
as he says-but we think Mrs. r. did
most of the work.
John B. Ostorero came in from st. Louis
Tuesday on a visit TO relatives and
friends.
The school children have been pacific
ing the past week for the graduating ex-
ercises which will take place at Can
mons hall tomorrow night. They intend
to make this the best entertainment
of the kind ever given here, so come
early if you would secure a good seat.
Thomas Gendel returned from Yankee
last Thursday. He couldn't stand it
more than day.or two-ask him why.
Mr.. Victor Faynt returned to his home
in Wisconsin last Thursday afternoon.
He has been visiting with H. Bolsinger
and family.
Our item in last week g paper aanounc-
ing that John Gundy was sick, should
have read Mrs. John Gundy, who is very
sick yet.
Mr.. Rucker, manager of the King
mine, left for Denver last Friday on a
visit to his family. He returned Sun
day.
Mrs. L. Slocum, who has been visiting
with H. c. Bolsinger and family, left
last Thursday for Denver.
At regmlar meeting of R. Lodge No.
81, X. OF p, last Thursday night, the
following officers were elected for Mas
ter of Work: P. G. c., John I. Simmens;
c. c., Robert Dawson; V. c., Herbert
Hoskin; Prelate, Joseph Kramer; NJ. Of
A, Richard Stevens; 1. G., Chas. Ton
kin; o. c., Clifford Parsons.
Mrs. Newlun Is getting an addition
built on ths rear OF her property on
Main street. John Simmens is doing
the work.
Cornelius Matthews was kept busy the
last week fixing up his garden. Ne has
been planting cabbage plants surround
ed with flowers, aad they should do all
right.
Mr.. Maxwell and daughter Beth, left
for Denver last Sunday morning. Mr..
Maxwell returned in the evening, his
daughter remaining there for awhile.
Richard Trezise and Will Dickerson
left Sunday morning for Clear Creek to
try their luck with pole and hook. They
made pretty fair catch for the first
start. Dick says after getting their
hand in they will do better.
The moving picture show at Cannon's
hall last Saturday night was we'll pat
ronized, and the children were greatly
delighted.
Mrs George Jenkins and her daughter
Emma, came up last Saturday from
Golden on visit to John Chapple and
wife. They returned Monday afternoon.
The board OF school directors met last
Thursday and elected Mrs. Evelyn Up
degruff to the primary department Of
school district No. 2.
John Lying has been refreshing his
residence with fresh coat of paint the
past week.
Chas. Thomas and P. O'Bryan left for
Middle Park last Friday on Il hunting
and fishing trip.
Harry Armfield left for Denver last
Saturday morning, returning in the
evening.
The Lucky Stars Of this place retail
ated with the Gilpin Boys Of Russell
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