Gilpin observer., 1905-08-31
NEvADAvlLLE.


Wm. Davey arrived here from Cripple
Creek and now intends to remain.
Bruce Rutherford and family left for
their home at Yankee Wednesday.
John Roberts, who had his leg broken
several weeks ago is now able to be out
Of the house and on the street again.
Mrs. NJ. Callahan came up from Gold
en- last Wednesday on visit to relatives
and friednds.
Miss Fondt returned from Golden last
Wednesday.
Richard Newton was installed to the
rank Of page at Richmond lodge No. 81,
X. of P. last Thursday.
Mrs. Murley, mother OF Johnston Muir.
ley, returned to her home in Denver the
latter part of TIM week.
Miss Mamie and j. c. Angwin came
up from Cripple Creek last Friday to
attend the funeral Of their aunt Mrs.
Chas. Tonkin.
Joseph Kraemer left for Golden last
Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Dennis and family came up
from their home in Denver last Friday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dennis
sister, Mrs. Tonkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curnow arrived
here from Cripple Creek to attend the
funeral of the sister CT the latter, Mrs.
Tonkin. They returned Tuesday.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Tonkin
who died in Nevadaville last Friday
morning was held Sunday from the
Episcopal church. The church was
crowded to the door by the numerous
friends and relatives who came to hear
the last sad rites Of the departed one.
The X. P. lodge turned out in body to
do homage to the helpmate Of one Of
their brethren. The remains were in.
tered in the Bald Mountain cemetery.
Mrs. Tonkin was loved and respected by
most everyone who chanced to know her
and each and everyone Of her friends and
acquaintance seem to feel an individual
loss in her sad leaving.
Miss c. NJ. Fayant Of Denver, who has
been visiting for some time past with H.
Bolsinger returned home Thursday last.
Miss Gladys Bolsinger left for a visit
to Denver last Thursday.
Rev. Post left for Denver Monday
morning and after visiting a few days
went to Fort Collins to attend the con-
ference held there yesterday.
h. Bolsinger left for visit to Denver
yesterday.
George Weisbeck arrived here from
Middle park Monday where he has been
for the past three years. He has a
splendid ranch in thst vicinity.
John Ganley came over from Cripple
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Simmons moved her household
goods to Denver Tuesday where the fam
lily will reside.
The painters OF Holmes L. Teats OF
Central arrived here Tuesday morning
and commenced painting and papering
the school building.
II. Trezise was appointed special tax
collector Tuesday in the place Of H.
Henry who resigned to take a job in
the Hubert mill.
Henry Mayhem left for Denver Sun
day to visit his brother Frank, and
daughter, returning Monday evening.
The little son OF Chas Horning is re.
ported on the sick list.
j. Simmons and family have moved
back from Perigo where they have been
residing lately.
J. Rodhards and wife OF Perigo were
visiting here the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Madden and son OF Chicago, ILL.,,
are here visiting with friends. Mr.. Mad
den has been quite i'll the past few days.
The sad news was received here yes.
terday OF the death OF Matt Stratton on
q steamer between Africa and England.
Mr.. Stratton was former resident Of
this place.
Full line Of fishing tackle at Rapin's.