Gilpin observer., 1906-03-08

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| Wednesday. Marx says it is oh SO lone.
some over there. His friends are reciv-
ing him with open arms.
| w. J. Harry went to Denver last week
and while there purchased a fine resi-
dence. He returned last Thursday to
straighten out some mining matters, af-
ter which he will most likely return to
the capital and make it his future home.
Herbert Davey took spin down to
the capital last week, returning home
Wednesday.
Tom Fallon who has been in Cripple
| Creek for some time returned from the
great gold camp las. Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Davey and family left for
Cripple Creek last Friday.
| The local firemen held their regular
monthly meeting last Monday night.
Although fires are not of frequent oc-
currence the fire laddies attend the meet
ings promptly, transact business and
have a jolly good time.
John Davy and bride returned home
Saturday evening and were warmly vel
coined by their many trends. The hap
py couple have been on their honeymoon
trip, which they spent very happily visit
ing various parts of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nankervis went
to Denver Tuesday on short visit
The city dads met Tuesday night and
transacted the usual routine business.
or course the all-absorbing question was
the coming election. There promises to
be hot time in the old town this spring.
The boiler-maker who was firing up on
the Modoc mine left for Denver Tuesday.
E. S. Holmes, of Central preached at
the NJ. +. church Sunday night. The
sermon was very Interesting and appre-
ciated.
Walter Sheer and family moved to
Russell Gulch Tuesday, where they will
reside in the future.
Boy John Curnow Vas slightly indis'
posed Tuesday and went to Central to
receive medical treatment for mental and
stomach troubles.
Arlo Kloer left for Denver Wednesday
afternoon on visit to relatives and
friends.
James Williams has completed his
barn at the Alps mine and the horses
now have comfortable quarters.
On Saturday evening. March 10th
Rising Sun Tribe No. will give grand
concert and social dance at Cannon's
hall and everyone is invited. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Opening Address. ........ Henry Trezise
Instrumental Duet. Observation-Disclosures.
| ,.. Misses Richards and Bolsinger
The Nations Flag I. J. Newlun
| Vocal Solo. John Vincent
Vocal Duet. j. and L. Murley
Recitation. n.,.............T Thos. Rodgers
Vocal Solo. WIN. Tippett
Recitation. ..................E Ed Roberts
Instrumental Duet. Observation-Disclosures.
| ....M Mrs and Miss Warren
Vocal Solo ..... Miss Minnie Epplett
Vocal Duet Misses Trezise and Quintral
Recitation .... Miss jamie Rachofsky
Vocal Duet. ............. Misses Shaffer
Vocal Solo. Murley
Recitation on..............Th Thos. Roberts
Vocal Selection n...................
....... John Hutchens and Family
Program Concluding with ......
.......... Grand Indian Pantomime
Last evening the Independent party
held it's caucus and nominated the fol
lowing gentlemen TO represent them at
the near town election: For Mayor,
John W. Cannon; Trustees for long term
of two years, James Williams, VIM
Dickerson, W. j. Thompson; Trustee for
one year to fill vacancy, Thomas Roberts.
The Citizens and Prohibition parties will
very likely hold their meetings the fol-
lowing week and there promises to he a
pretty lively campaign.