Gilpin observer., 1905-01-26
Joseph waldhart is reported sick with

Joseph Waldhart is reported sick with
the pluresy.
The dance tomorrow evening at Fire
mems hall will be given by Indian Social
club SO all the dancers are looking for,
ward to good time and no doubt will
receive it as this club is a good set of en-
tertainers.
The young lad, Maxwell Dalnoltdir
who was run over by quartz wagon last
Thursday afternoon and died few
hours later was buried Sunday after
noon. Services were held from the
Church of the Assumption, interment
being made in the Catholic cemetery.
1t seems the day of the accident the lit
tie boy and girl were coasting down
the hill when a loaded ore wagon pre-
ceeded them and they couldn't stop the
sled. The little girl perceived the dan
ger and rolled off the sled but the boy
stayed on and got caught between the
front and rear wheels being squeezed se-
verely before the driver could stop the
team, with the above result.
Word was received here yesterday
that young Albert Menhennet had both
his legs amputated at Idaho Springs
He was driving quartz wagon over a
rather rough road when he was thrown
off the wagon under the wagon. Before
he could extricate himself the wheels
ran over his legs mangeling and crush
ing them so bad that in order to spare
his life they had to be cnt off.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohhng were very
pleasantly surprised at their home in
Chase gulch on Tuesday evening by a
party of friends who came we'll supplied
with good things to eat. Music and
singing we're INDUCED in, but the prin-
cilal feature of the evening was high
five. Miss Jessie Mitchell and Lum
Jackson won first prizes and Miss May
Myers and George Ward coming in
for the boobie prizes. The party did
not break up until an early hour the
next morning and all report having had
most enjoyable time. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. John Rohling. Mesdames N.
G. Mitchell, Lille Cohen, Misses Susie
Robins, Jessie Mitchell, May Meyers,
Grace Grutzmacher, Elizabeth Shon-
herr, Frances Thompson, Bertha Nit
chell, Messrs. Geo. Ward, John Curry,
Louis Racoofsky, Jack Mackey, Philip
Rohling and Master Arthur Mitchell.
The Misses Stella Lipp and Elizabeth
and Sophie Schonherr left this morning
for Denver on weeks pleasure jaunt
after which they will visit in Idaho
Springs.
Mrs. w. L. Jayness and daughter,
Merlene, came up from Denver last week
to visit with Mrs. John Beattie.
A big baby boy arrived at the home OF
Artie Beattie of Longmont, Colo, a
week ago last Wednesday.
Frank Lightfoot returned from Ley
den Tuesday evening.
A pleasant surprise party was giver
Miss Norman Beattie on the arrival ol
her sixteenth birthday, few evenings
ago, at the home of her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. John Beattie, in Chase gulch. Re
freshments were served and music ant
games helped to pass most enjoyable
evening. Those present were: Olga Crook
Vern Scott, Pearl Miller, Florence Hill
Mable Warden, Leila Westman, Id;
Beattia, Arthur Crook, Judd Kriley
Carl Kriley and jos. Brown.
Saturday afternoon Ida Beattie o
Longmonl, Colo, entertained her man.
little friends at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Beattie. !
merry time was had by all present. TIL
following were there: Hanna Baril, Mar
garet Grutzmacher, Florence Meyers
Wilma FORFEIT, Elisha FORFEIT, Isabel
Beattie, Ethel Frost. Stella Kofford, Jos
Earl Kofford, Henry Schneider, Richar
Scott, Jos. Brown.
The Misses Amelia Anderson an
Nellie Bailey, gave Brownie and Sur
bonnet Baby Party for their Snnda
School classes, at the home of Mis-
Bailey Saturday afternoon. The littl
folks had a very enjoyable time. Th
Sunbonnet Babies present were, Misse
Ivern Roberts, Mary Malet, CARR
Tomlinson, Izetta Osburn Amelia Nord
lien, Rosie Webster, Emily Roberti
Bertha Hoskins, Lucy Rasmussen
Mable Dunn and Lizzie Lightfoot: Th
Brownies were; Masters Arnold Dur
stone, Raymond and Geo. Tomlinsor
Oscar Runquist, Albert Webster, Jane
Dunn, Clifford Roberts, Clifford an
Sterling Webster, Alva and Cheste
J Hamilton, Chester Roberts, Johni
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