Gilpin observer., 1905-03-02
NEvADAvILLE.

John Clark returned the latter part
Of the week from Denver.
Mrs. Murley came up from Golden
last week on visit to her daughter
Mrs. James Richards.
John Gundy left for Cripple Creek
last Friday.
The M. E. church people Of this place
had an open revival meeting in the main
street last evening. 1t was regular old
fashioned salvation army revival and al
most the whole town was there. Sher
man McCallister reports that about 40
conversions have been made during the
revival services held here.
Osceola council, Degree Of Pocahontas
decided at their meeting held last even
ing that they would give 10 cent pasty
social on Saturday evening, March 11th.
There will be pasties enough for every
body 80 be sure and keep that date open
and come as you will have good time.
Rev. Mr.. Post returned from Idaho
Springs last Thursday evening where
he had been to assist with the revivals
which were held there for the purpose
Of snatching that wayward community
from the clutches Of sin and wickedness.
He went to Georgetown Tuesday on the
same mission and will doubtless accom-
plish incalculable good in evangelistic
work, as Georgetown, like its sister city,
can stand much reforming.
Noah Rachofsky, who had been in
bed several days with la grippe, was
able to attend to business again Satur-
day.
Oscar Bolitho was able to go to work
again last Sunday night. He was laid
up for ten days from the effects Of in
juries received about the legs from a
falling timber. The accident occurred
at the Pittsburg mine.
Representative F. s. Bolsinger made
his regular weekly trip from Denver
Friday to visit his family. He returned
to the capital Monday.
Richard Walls is able to go to work
oSoAn, LIE hdud Adtlu8 hCoiOa oah1SA0he
ly from a cut he received while at work
on the Roderick Dhu last week.
John Simmons came in from Perigo
last Saturday and returned again Sun
day.
James Doehner came over from Clear
Creek last Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of Thomas Doyle.
The furniture Of John Simmons was
sent to Perigo where the Simmons fam
lily will reside, Mr.. Simmons having pro-
cured employ ment there.
Sherman McCallister went to Russell
Sunday where he filed the pulpit Of the
Methodist church in the evening, deliv-
ering q very interesting sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Post preached at the NJ. E.
church Sunday evening, after returning
from Idaho Springs. ~
Mrs. Williams, aged mother OF Sam.
WilliaPs caught her foot in rug last
Wednesday and was thrown heavily to
the floor. She sustained a sprained
wrist and injuries about the hip.
Richard Warren has been indisposed
the past week.
James Richards has shipped bis house
hold effects to Perigo where he and his
family will reside during his employ
meht in that section.
The little son OF Ernie Simmons was
taken quite i'll last Saturday.
While at work at the Pewabic last
Sunday, Chat Rutherford was painfully
injured about the head and face. He
was helping the Zimmerman cut some
steel when the end OF the hammer few
of the handle, striking him in the face,
infiicting severe cut over the bridge OF
the nose. DR.. Seright dressed the
wounds.
Thurston Sowden left for Denver Sat
urday to rent residence for himself
and family near the place Of business he
recently purchased on the north side.
The Sowdens are great favorites among
the people Of this community and their
final departure for their new home will
be generally regretted.
Pearl Mullen left Wednesday for
Idaho Springs, saying this camp is too
quiet for him. He intends to return
with large roll-presumably jelly
roll.
The household OF John Kloer was
shrouded in sorrow Monday when the
valuable dog, Captain Tom, breathed
its last. The animal was sick two weeks
with pneumonia and during that time
everything known for the diseases OF
Ca N inaa waa dona hut IN mn avail II