Gilpin observer., 1905-05-04
NEvADAvlLLE.


]. Reilley left for Denver yesterday af-
ternoon.
A. M. Rucker returned from Denver
Saturday evening.
VIM. Harry returned last week from
Kingstone, Arizona.
VIM. Grenfell, our popular town clerk
was visitor to Denver last Thursday
and returned Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Trem bath arrived here
from Boulder last Saturday on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Rowe and
family.
The papering and painting OF the M.
e. church is expected to be finished in
time for services Sunday.
Rev. Post went to Russell Gulch last
Sunday evening and delivered sermon
while Steven Tonkin presided at the
pulpit of the M. E. church here in his
place.
Thomas Noey and wife left for Idaho
Springs last Saturday on visit to rela,
tives and friends.
John Prouse came up from Cripple
Creek last Saturday.
Abraham Mills, who has been in one
Of the hopitals in Denver for the past
few months, returned to his home here
Sunday much improved.
The little child of John Hahn was re-
reported quite sick during the past week.
Frank Bartle left for Denver Tuesday
morning and returned in the evening.
John Kramer left for visit to Denver
Wednesday.
Thomas Fallon left yesterday for the
state metropolis on business.
l. NJ. Parsons left for Denver Friday
morning and returned Sunday.
The schools closed here last Friday on
account Of all the teachers going to
Idaho Springs to attend the Clear Creek
Valley Teachers Assn.
John and James Hooking arrived here
from the Black Hills Friday evening on
visit to their sister, Mrs. F. White.
Tom. o. Davey was elected fireman
last Monday evening and is very proud
Of his position.
Sherman McCallister purchased a
horse in Idaho Springs last week and
will use him on his delivery wagon.
Mrs. Chad Rutherford and children
left Thursday for Denver and vicinity to
visit. Chad claims he hasn't let the
dishes pile up yet.
The stork arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Semmens Tuesday and
left pretty little daughter. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely while the
happy papa goes around as though walk
ing on eggs.
Rev. Post and Sherman McCallister
left last Monday for Victor and Cripple
to participate in the evangelistic work
and revivals held there.
The city dads met in regular monthly
session Tuesday night.
VIM. Harvey is attending to the meat
market of Sherman McCallister during
the latter's absence.
Richard Hall came up from Denver
Tuesday and reports that he has job
driu ton ~ he
No. 2 in Denver. Good enough.
Mr.. left Of Denver is visiting with his
sister Mrs. l. NJ. Parsons and family.
The Ivanhoe mine opened up Monday
aud is running full blast now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesmith took a ship.
ment Of Uranium ore to Denver Tuesday.
While at work in the Sun & Moon
mine the other day VIM. .Davey fell and
sprained his ankle.
John Simmens came in from Gilpin
Tuisday on few hours visit
Pat Murphy is up and around again.
Hugh Lawry went tu work Tuesday
night but had to quit again on account
OF his hand.
The Colorado Telephone Co. has in.
stalled cabinet for the public pay sta
tion at Rachofsky's.
Mrs. }. Richards returned from Gold
en- last Thursday where she attended
her brothers funeral, Richard Murley.
The school election held here Monday
was quite interesting, there being two di
rectors in the field John G. Chapel and
Andrew Bawden, the former received 81
votes against 10, thereby being elected.
Mr.. Chapple will make a good director,
having served as town clerk for mum.
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