Gilpin observer., 1905-02-16
NEvADAvILLE.

Thomas Gendell returned from Perigo
last Monday.
Perry Newlun left for Cripple Creek
Wednesday morning.
VIM. Hahn had several OF his fingers
badly frozen last Saturday while driving
team.
Miss Dora Rachofsky is able to be
around again after severe spell of sick
ness. Her many friends are much re-
ioiced thereat.
Mrs. w. Harry, after two months
visit with her folks at Loveland, Colo,
returned home Friday evening.
M. Slater was visiting with his uncle
and family last Saturday. He returned
to the valley Sunday.
Mrs. Bray, after visiting in Denver for
several weeks, returned home Saturday
evening.
Representative Fred Bolsinger came
up from Denver last Saturday evening
on visit to his family. He returned to
the capital Monday.
Richard Trezise has been quite sick
since last Thursday. Drs. Seright and
Asquith are attending him.
Ira Slater and wife came up from Den
yer last Saturday on visit to his broth.
er Emmett, and family. They returned
home again Sunday.
Matt. Edwards and family moved into
the residence of Richard Williams last
Saturday.
Thomas Austin has been sick for the
past two weeks with la grippe.
Matt. O'Brien is able to be up and
around again after being laid up for the
past month with rheumatism.
james Richards and wife returned
from Denver last Friday.
Thomas Ellis is able to be up and
around again after two weeks spell of
sickness.
81. Bolsinger, Jr., returned from Den
yer last Friday.
Wm. Waters has rented Thomas
Chappel's barn and moved his teams
and wagons, ETC., to that place. He will
now have things convenient and can fill
orders on short notice.
James Stevens returned from Cripple
Creek Fast Saturday avening.
Merel, the little daughter of Chris.
10 fad ha icf
last Monday.
Matt. Edwards and VIM. Semmens
have been busy the past few days re-
moving the machinery from the Aetna
mine. They will in short time place it
on another property and commence op-
erations.
John Maddern has been in bed since
last Thursday night with rheuma-
tism and pleurisy. DR.. Seright is at
tending.
VIM. Finley has been down sick the
past week with la grippe.
Bruce Rutherford and family left for
Idaho Springs last Saturday on visit
to friends. They returned Sunday.
Rev. Chrisman preached a very able
sermon at Christ's Episcopal church
last Sunday night.
Rev. Post held down the pulpit Of the
NJ. E. church last Sunday night and de-
livered fine sermon.
Henry Mayhem left for Denver last
Sunday on business. He returned Mon
day night.
Sid. Hawley came up from Denver last
Friday and retured again Tuesday.
Rev. Post left for Idaho Springs last
Tuesday.
Miss Post, sister of Rev. Post, left for
her home in Georgetown last Tuesday,
after spending week with her brother
and family.
A. M. Rucker left for Denver last Sun.
day on business. Matt Walls had charge
of the mine until his return.
John Prouse returned from Cripple
Creek last Tuesday.
John Osterera and wife left for their
home in Leyden last Monday.
Rev. Orton from Idaho Springs and
Rev. Kester from Georgetown, who have
been holding revival meetings at the M.
Z. church for the past ten days, returned
to their homes Friday morning.
A rousing meeting was held last Thurs.
day night at II. l.. No. 81, X. OF p, and
to make it little more enthusiastic
Brother Gilbert presented the boys with
two fine boxes Of cigars, which were
highly appreciated.
Ernie Semmens accompanied Mrs. j.
7. Semmens to Perigo last Sunday morn