Gilpin observer., 1905-08-10
Residence, 206 Blk.
NEvADAviLLE.

yer last Saturday.
His Honor R. W. Pearce returned from
Denver Wednesday.
James Richards returned from Den yer
Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Seright returned from Grand juno.
ton Wednesday.
Hiram Nichols and Frank Bartle re-
turned from Boulder park last Sunday
night where they have been fishing for
the past three weeks. They had sar-
dimes for breakfast the next morning.
George Weisbeck left Monday for Den
yer with his SOD whom lie will have op-
Grated on in hospital there for appendi-
citis.
Mrs. Bruce Rutherford and children
arrived from Red Rock, Ari last Sun
day.
Leonard Nichols left here last Monday
as representative of r. l.. No. 81, X. OF
p, for Trinidad, Colo, to attend the
grand lodge which meets there Tuesday
morning.
Bruce Rutherford came over from
Yankee last Sunday to meet his family
here.
Miss Jane Rachofsky left for Denver
last Sunday as delegate to the great
council of the ID. OF P.
Miss Dora Rachofsky went to Denver
last Sunday on visit to friends.
Evangelis. Rev. Allen quit his labors
here last Sunday and departed for Rus
sell Gulch where he intends to put in
week IN the good work.
Harry Armfield returned last Sunday
night from Grand Junction.
Richmond Lodge No. 81 held memorial
service last Sunday. They went to Bald
Mountain cemetery in the afternoon and
in the evening attended servic, at C Clris,
Episcopal church The Rev. Chris nan
preached an interesting sermon on Pyth
ianism.
Andrew Bawden removed his family
and furniture to Mountain City last
Monday.
james Williams and Fred Bolsinger
returned from Grand Junction last Sun.
day evening.
Henry C. Bolsinger left for Denver
last Monday.
Walter Shire and family went to the
capital last sunday.
/. NJ. Parsons went to Idaho Springs
last Thursday. He returned in the even.
ing with a fine gray horse that be pur-
chased there.
Prof. Kenwell came up from Denver
last Thursday. He returned Friday.
Rev. Post, Evangelist Allen, Sherman
McCallister and members OF the NJ. F.
church held an open air revival down
town last Thursday night Sherman
McCallister made powerful talk on
Christianity which must have caught
the heart Of good many.
George Weisbeck, Nick Thomas al d
Guy Nichols returned last Thursday
from Nederland where they spent week
fishing. 1t took the three, two mules and
large delivery wagon to bring in all
the fish they caught. They sold them at
reasonable price and disposed Of all of
them before they went to bed that even
ing. They will try it again in the future.
John Thomas and family moved from
the residence Of Thomas Chapple into
that Of Mrs. Boli,ho, in Dry gulch, last
Friday.
Henry Mayhew returned from Grand
Junction last Saturday evening.
Matt. Edwards left for Denver last
Tuesday morning.
Will Warren left for Grand junction
last Tuesday TO try his luck in the draw
ing.
Mrs. j. Rowling has been busy the
past week papering and painting her
house. She says she has learned the
trade.
Miss Minnie Warren and brother lef,
for Denver last Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Clifford and children left
for Golden last Monday to attend the
funeral Of james Humbly. They re
turned in the evening.
The Pozo mlne had new smoke stack
put up last Monday.
Joseph Kraemer returned from Den.
yer last Monday night.
Tom Riley returned from Denver las
Monday.
Mrs. Il. Slater and children left 10,
Denver last Saturday.