Gilpin observer., 1905-08-24
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Trathen's side would have been beaten.
Mr.. Harris also did we'll, contributing II
runs in good style. Mr.. Trathen made
80, not out. On Tregears side Mr.. Ed.
Tibbetts carried out his bat for 32 runs
and did fine work behind the wickets
The bowling honors we're taken by
Messrs r. Eddy and Furze for Trathen's
side, and Thomas, Tibbets and Tregear
for Tregears side. Some fine catches
were made by both sides and the extras
were, kept down pretty well. When the
boys meet the Denver team on Labor
Day the visitors will have to hustle to
win. The Mountain Daisies are show
ing up fine for the small amount Of prac-
tice they have had this season. The
/)entral team are cordially invited to
Z play game with the Daisies as soon as
convenient. Address John Harry at
Bald Mountain, so that necessary ar
raDgemeIts can be made.
Nearly everybody in .own closed up
shop Wednesday and went to Boulder
>park to attend the Elks' picnic.
James Rule had his residence deco
rated this week with new telephone.
Will warren returned from Grand juno
ton Wednesday.
Mrs. Sherman McCallister and child
rem returned Wednesday from Loveland
and Denver where they have been visit
ing the past month.
Sam Williams and family left for Den
yer last Thursday.
James Rule went to Denver last Thurs
day.
day night was great success. Ice cream
and cake were served and games indulg-
ed in.
Nick Simmons had his hand badly in-
jured while wiping the engine last week
at the Roderick Dhu mine.
Col. j. O'D. Kelleher came in from
Moon gulch las; week slightly indispos ed
from rheumatism.
Mrs. DR.. Rothwell came up from Den
Il fer last week to look after some Of the
= Doctors property interests. She left on
Thursday.
Henry Trezse returned from Denver
Friday.
The ice cream and sandwich social Of
the Ladies' Aid, held Frid4y night at
Mrs. John Chapple's was quite success
and all had good time.
Matt. Brown was over from ellison
gulch last Saturday on visit to old
friends.
Bruce Rutherford and family were in
from Yankee last Saturday.
John Simmons came in from Yankee
last Saturday.
Will, the little son OF John Harvey,
while riding with his uncle, Harry War.
rem, last week at Mountain City, fell out
Of the wagon and had his arm broken.
John Lying went to the capital Sunday
returning in the evening.
Miss Mamie Mayhem went to Denver
last Wednesday, returning Saturday.
H. c. Bolsinger went to Denver last
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Trezise left for Denver
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Peebler and two
children arrived from Caldwell, Kansas,
last Saturday, on visit to Emmet Sla-
ter and family. They left again last
Monday.
r Mrs. II. Trezise and daughter, Annie
Lenora, left for Bisbee, Arizona, last
Wednesday on visit to her children
and grand children, and Grandpa Harry
is feeling 80 lonesome now he is really to
\ be pitied, poor man.
While James Lanyon was at work last
Monday morning fifty pound rock got
loose in the drift OF the Roderick Dhu
mine and hit him on the back. DR.. Sc.
right thinks he will be able to go to work
in few days.
Mrs. M. J. Cox, sister to Mrs. Sherman
McCallister, arrived from Bozeman,
Mont, last Monday on visit to the Nc
Callister family.
Mrs. j. Rowling and daughter return
ed from Golden last Monday evening.
George Weisbeck returned from Silver
Plume last Tuesday.
John Osterero moved his family and
furniture from here to Russell Gulch
last Tuesday.
MIR. Baitmann and family came up
from Cresswell last Saturday on a visit
to John Clark and family. They left