Gilpin observer., 1905-06-01
NEvADAvILLE.

John G. Angwin left for Victor, Colo,
last Wednesday on visit to his folks.
\ Mrs. M. Furze and family left for
Deadwood, S. D.. last Wednesday. They
60 to join Mr. Furze who is working at
that place.
Henry G. Bolsinger returned from
Denver the latter part Of last week.
The extensive repairs to the M. Z.
have at last been completed, and services
will hereafter be held there. The work
is very creditable to the edifice and pre-
sents an inviting appearance
John Riley last Tuesday moved from
the Mayhem residence to his own home
which was lately vacated by Mr.. Chas.
Horning.
Arlo Kloer went to Denver last Sun
day morning.
Mrs. John Nankcrvis came up from
Denver last Monday on visit to rela-
tives and friends.
John Richards left for Denver last
Tuesday morning
VIM. Rowe went to Denver Tuesday
morning.
George Nankervis and family and Sis
>ter, Sarah, left for Denvnr last Sunday
morning.
The Rev. Post of the NJ. E. church
preached at Cannon's hall last Sunday
morning. In the evening special SER
vice was held for the benefit services of
the NJ. E. church.
= II. ArmGeld went to Denver last hurs
day, returning Friday.
VIM. Thomas came up from Golden
last Sunday, returning in the evening.
Vim. Davey went to Golden Sunday,
returning the same evening.
Bruce Rutherford was over from Idaho
Springs last Sunday evening on a visit
to his brother Chad. Rutherford and
family.
Oscar Bolitho left for Golden Sunday
morning on visit to his mother He
returned in the evening
Mrs. W. Stratton left last Friday for
Red Mountain to join her husband who
is working there.
Steve Gilbert has his roof newly paint
ed and fixed up last week.
Mrs. Vaughn came up from Cripple
Creek last Friday on a visit to relatives
and friends. She is stopping with NJ.
Edwards and family.
Born-To the wife OF Fred Bennetts,
Friday, May 90, 1905, bouncing girl
/baby. DR.. Seright says mother and child
are well, and papa is rapidly recovering.
The school board held meeting last
Thursday night and elected new teach
ers as follows j. G. Kenwell OF E Eyans,
Colorado, principal; vina Williams, pri-
mary; Mayme O'Connor, intermediate.
y II. Kloer, the tonsorialist, went to Den
yer Sunday morning to spend the day
also to spend little money.
II. Quintrell who was struck on the
head some time ago by a small rock in
mine here. had to have DR.. Seright at.
tend him last Monday. 1t seems that
an artery had been injured which started
to bleed. He will not be able to work
for some little time.
Decoration Day was observed in an ap
propriate manner up here. all business
houses being closed at the noon hour.
A large number OF people went to the
cemetery to pay their respects to depart
ed loved ones and many went to Central
City and other places to attend memo
rial service at the churches.
The firemens ball last Saturday night
was great affair. The boys had inspec
tion and parade at o'clock, all in full
uniform, which delighted his highness
the mayor, who was marshal OF the day,
to perfection. After this they went 70
Cannons hall, where the entertainment
was given. Hon. Il. w. Pcarce was eject
ed chairman and opened up with a great
? speech. The following program was
given:
Piano sao. ..... Miss George Richards
hecitatlon. Tom Roberts
Song. .Johnathan Muriey
song. --.................k. II. w. Pearce
= Song. Miss Eunice Edwards
hecitatien. n................W VIM. Roberts
Song. .Johnathan Murley
After this refreshments consisting OF
ice cream and cake were served and then