Gilpin observer., 1905-10-26

Fresh stock of nuts Of all kinds at the
Hawley Mdse. Co.
Travel to and from the city is very
light this month.
Everything in the line Of seasonable
fruits at Hawley's.
A big line of plain and decorative
chinaware at Sauer- -McShane's store.
Wanted-Girl for general housework.
Apply at John Z. McShane's residence
on st. James street.
Jas. Kimbro, the G. j. s. conductor
who ran out OF here last winter and was
transferred to run between Denver and
Greeley, is again back on this division.
A fine specimen Of ore from the re-
cent strike in the Clay County mine in
Lake gulch, is being exhibited in the
window OF E. Goldman's establishment.
The Hawley Mdse. company is ex-
hibiting patent device for polishing
shoes that is not only convenient and
handy but very cheap. Drop in and see
it.
On November 18th, 18th and 18th the
Sisters OF st. Joseph will give Fair
and Festival. Be sure to attend for by
doing 80 you would be assisting a most
worthy cause.
The room in the Miller block, formerly
occupied by Phil Schmidt, the cobbler.
is being repapered and will be rented by
Bert Knight, now located in the Hawley
block, for his barber shop.
Don't fail to hear Madame Bonita lie
Mar at the Methodist church this even
ing. The young lady is pronounced one
of the best singers in America and it is
treat to hear her. The entertainment
is to be given under the auspices of the
High School Alumni.
A baby arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. E. Osborn last Friday evening.
Mr.. Osborne is fireman on the C. & S.
and ever since the happy event of Fri
day one would think the gentleman
owned the road.
Henry Gundy, driver for the Philips
Nero. company, while getting some feed
at the warehouse of the Hawley Mdse.
company last Saturday evening fell down
the chute and was bruised considerably
about the body. His injuries were of
such nature he was compelled to lay
off from work this week.
/ Percy Alsdorf has purchased the build
ing adjoining the Eclipse livery stable
and has moved his assay Office from the
Hawley building on Lawrence street.
He has had the place thoroughly cleaned
and repainted and the new quarters
make an ideal place for his particular
business. Mr.. Alsdorf purchased a box
Of cigars and is "setting 'em up" to his
friends on the strengh Of the move.
The Owl restaurant, owned by Harry
Lundquist, will be moved on the Sd OF
= next month to the store room adjoining
the Harris undertaking establishment.
The room is being repapere1 and paint
. ed and when ready for occupancy will
present very neat appearance. The
change was deemed necessary on ac-
} count Of the present quarters being too
small to properly handle the large pat
ronage the restaurant is now enjoying.
DIR. c. V. Shoop this week sold his
dental par,ors to DR.. L. f. Warren, who
J has been conducting the dentistry the
past four months or so. During DIR.
Warrens short residence in the city he
has worked up very good practice, and
having won the friendship of many OF
the citizens thought he would like to
cast his lot in Central. This will he
gladstone news to the dentists countless
acquaintances and The Observer will
unite with these in wishing him every
success possible. DR.. Shops perma-
nent departure from the city is to be re-
gretted. He intends opening up an
office in Arvada and the residents OF
that town are to be congratulated upon
receiving the services Of gentleman
who has always given. the highest salts
faction IN this city while practicing at