Gilpin observer., 1905-04-27
NEvADAvILLE.

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last Thursday night.
Frank Sparks returned last Saturday
from Goldfeld, Nevada.
A. M. Rucker left for Denver last Sat
urday and returned Monday.
James Williams returned from Grip.
pie Creek last Friday evening.
Joknathan Murley came up from Tel
luride last Tuesday on visit to friends.
The social and entertainment at Christ
Episcopal church last Monday night was
a grand success.
The Ladies Aid gave pink tea last
Thursday night at the residence Of Mrs.
Sol James which was largely attended.
Herbert Quintrell was initiated in the
first degree in R. L. No. 81, X. of p, at
the regular meeting last Thursday night.
Thomas W. Warren removed his family
from the Harvey residence to the rooms
over the Rachofsky clothing store, last
Tuesday.
Joe Matthews had one OF the most se-
we're attacks OF neuralgia the past week
imaginable. His surviving he claims is
incomprehensible.
Mrs. J. Richards left ast.Thursday for
Edgewater to attend the bedside of her
brother Richard Murley, who died last
Friday morning
Dr. Bourk came up the latter part of
last week on visit to friends. The doc
tor formerly practiced here for ten years.
He returned to Denver Saturday.
| Matt. Kramer returned last Friday
from Longmont. where he moved with
his family several months ago. He has
not decided yet whether he will stay or
not.
The little son OF Judge Andrew Baw-
den died last Thursday evening of con-
vulsions and was buried Sunday. The
judge and family have the sympathy OF
the community.
Mrs. Mary Grenfell,.of Newark. N. j.,
and son, while en- route toj California,
came up here last Wednesday on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Sam lEllis. They left
for their destination lastlSaturday.
Thomas Newlun, after sojouring in
California, Goldfeld and vicinity for the
past seven months, returned last Friday
night from Oregon. Ask IT. how he
liked his triple will explain matters.
1t was stated in the last issue that
Mr.. John Chapple had said he was not
satisfied with the way the school WAS run
at the present time. We have since been
informed that Mr.. Chapple made no
such statement, and we gladly make the
correction. Mr.. Chapple is ia candidate
at the coming election and il successful
we have no doubt OF his ability or in
clination to serve the best interest OF the
community.
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES
Rev. G. w. Snyder, pastor OF the NJ. E.
church at Back Hawk, preached at our
church Easter Sunday morning, while
Rev. Post filed his appointment at Rus
sell Gulch.
The masons and carpenters have fin
ished their work on the1church and We
are looking longingly fol. the Icompletion
OF the interior work so that we can feel
TAT home" once more.
The Ladies' Aid Social at the home of
Mr.. Sol James last Thursday evening
was one Of the most successful and
unique Of the season. These monthly
affairs are becoming lveryl popular with
people.
A business meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society will be held at the home Of Mrs.
j. G. Chapple on Thursday evening, May
'4th. Some important business is to be
transacted and the president requests
every member to be present il possible.
James Cannon has given US the use OF
Cannon's hall for the Sunday services,
while our church islundergoing is repairs,
and the following services will be held ;n
the hall next Sunday: Glass meeting,
$50 a. m., preaching by the pastor at II
a. m, Sunday School at 2:30 p. m, and
preaching by Rev. S. Tonkin at Z p. M.
Rev. j. j. Post and Sherman Mccall
lister will leave Monday morning to at.
tend the District Conference at Cripple
Creek. Rev. Post will be in charge OF
the evangelistic meetings which will be
held every night during the session OF
the conference at Goldfeld. He will be
assisted by Bro. McCalister and several
ministers Of the district. We hope to
hear that they have turned the camp
fright side up"
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