Gilpin observer., 1905-02-23
NEvADAVILLE.


A. M. Rucker left for Denver last Sat
day.
J.Quintrell is able to be up and around
again.
Mrs. Sarah Evans is down very sick
with pneumonia.
, Thomas Gendell moved over to Russell
Gulch Wednesday.
Miss Ida Gundy left for visit to Dem
YER last Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Williams came up Tuesday on
a visit to her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevens returned from
Denver last Saturday.
Washington's Birthday was generally
observed in this burg.
| John Clark left for Denver last Mon
day morning on business.
James Stevens is seen on the streets
once more after sick siege.
John Maddern is up again after tus-
sle with pleurisy and rheumatism.
A. M. Rucker returned the last Of the
week from a business trip to Denver.
William Findley is able to be up and
around again after spell Of sickness.
Fred. Bolsinger came up from Denver
Friday and returned to the capital Mon
day.
Ernie Semmons left for Cripple Creek
last Tuesday where she intends to go to
work.
Master John Trembath came up from
Denver last Monday on q visit to his
mother.
Mrs. George Jenkins and son came up
from Golden last Friday. They returned
home Monday.
Richard is getting lot better but is
not able tolbe out and around yet. His
many friends wish him a speedy re.
covery.
Steve Tonken Of Central City preach
ed at the Nj. E. church here last Sunday
night. Rev. Post is still at Idaho Springs
helping the good work along.
Matt. Edwards has had a telephone
put in at his residence. This makes it
covenient for him at the mine where he
has charge Of the night shift.
Oscar Bolitho while at work at the
Pittsburg mine last Friday, was struck
on the left leg with timber, which com.
PEELED him to lay off for while.
Steven Nankervis while out horseback
riding the other day met with painful
accident. His horse slipped and fell on
his right leg and he is now limping
around.
Rev. Chrisman preached at Christ's
Episcopal church last Sunday night, and
Chas. Tonkin sang very fine solo, &C.
compartment by Mrs. Thomas Warren
on the organ.
| A match race for s25 a side will take
place at George Merz's ranch on March
10th, at 2 o'clock p. M, between John
Lyng's Russell Boy, and VIM. Eddy's
Eddy's Lady.
Richard Walls while at work last Tues
day sorting ore at the Roderick Dhu
mine, had rock fall on his left hand,
cutting it severely, and he is now carry.
ing the member in sling.
During the special services at the NJ.
E. church Sherman McCallister kept his
butcher shop closed between the hours
o! 2 and 3 o'clock every afternoon. He
posted the following notice on his door
What shall it profit man IL he shall
gain the whole world and lose his own
soul or, What shall a man give In ex.
change for his soul MARK, 1885,"
The eagle eye OF Mayor Thos. Pearce
is always on the lookout, and Tuesday
evening he started the ball rolling by
escorting one Of the gentlemanly tramps
to the towns borders and gave him a
pass down the road to Central. This
tramp is dressed rather smartly, and for
the last three months has been iniesting
the different cities Of Gilpin and Clear
Creek counties, begging his meals and
getting them any way he could. He
seemed to be naturally opposed to work.
Capt. Tom informed the marshals at
Central and Black Hawk Of his kind act,
and they helped the good cause along
and started him down the trail toGold-