Gilpin observer., 1906-07-26
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES


Cripple Creek Wednesday noon.
Thomas Grenfell took a run down to
the capital last Thursday.
Hiram Nichols went to Denver last
Thursday.
DR.. Searight left for Denver last Thure-
day, returning Friday.
Hubert Bolsinger visited the state mo.
tropolis last Thursday.
Mrs F. Warren and two sons, Frank
and Richard, left for Grand junction
last Wednesday.
William Davey went to Denver last
Thursday.
Matt. Kraemer left for Denver last
Thursday.
John Davey and wife left for Denver
last Thursday, returning Friday noon.
Fred Bolsinger and wife left for Den
yer Wednesday Of last week, returning
Saturday.
At the last regular meeting of Osceola
Council No. 5, Pocahontes Mrs. Matt.
Kraemer was adopted member OF that
lodge.
Alber Lawrey left for Denver last
Thursday morning.
Henry Trezise, Jr., left for Golden last
Saturday, returning Tuesday.
At the regular meeting Of Richmond
Lodge No. 81, X. OF p, the title Of Els.
quire was conferred on Richard Edwards
Two very nice solid brass chandeliers
were installed in the Rcd Mems hall the
past week. The Indians are all rejoicing.
Guy Nichols left for Rollinsville last
Friday, where he went to work.
Joseph Kraemer, Jr., left for his min
ing interests in Moon gulch Tuesday.
Thomas o. Davey of this place Is not
only a good postmaster and a No. l
shoemaker, but defies anyone to criticise
the carpenter work he is doing the past
two weeks on his porch. Talk about
your spirit levels, they are no compar-
son to his heagle eye, we are informed.
Albert Lawrey returned from Denver
last Saturday.
VIM. j. Harry went to Denver week
ago Wednesday. returning Monday.
Mrs. H. c. Bolsinger returned from
Denver Monday evening.
Mrs. Newlun returned last Monday
from Boulder after a several days visit
there.
Mrs. John Rowling returned from Dem
yer Monday.
Herman Paul and sister. Muriel, re-
turned from Boulder Monday.
Miss E. Ervine returned from Denver
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Chapple returned from
Sumpter, Baker county, Ore. last Fri.
day.
Don't forget that on August 1st the
great picnic OF the NJ. E. Sunday school
will be held at Missouri Lake. Round
trip 75cts, With John Maddern's hack.
Stacia Tuck left for Idaho Springs last
Monday on a visit to her sister, Mrs. r.
Nankervis.
James Williams and wife returned
from Denver Saturday.
We came very near forgetting it, but
will mention that DR.. Searight informed
us tina: the stork broke into Fred Ben
netts house the past week and delivered
big girl. Mother is doing we'll and
Papa Fred got over the shock all right.
John j. J. Clark left for Cripple Creek
last Sunday on business.
Hugh Lawry and Richard Stevens had
I'm outing at Idaho Springs last Satur.
day. They came back none the worse
for it.
The town board has had men at work
the past week fixing up and cleaning out
the reservoir.
Ernie Semmens came up from Victor
last Saturday on visit to relatives and
friends. He returned Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Matthews and son left
for Denver last Saturday morning, re-.
turning Monday,
James Richards and wife returned
from Denver last Saturday.
Thomas Matthews has been busy the
past week cleaning out fumes, shoveling
bitches and repairing bridges.
John Vincent left for Boulder Park
last Sunday, returning again all right,
and said he had a good time. He gained
five pounds.
II. G. Bolsinger returned from Denver
Saturday.
VIM. Johns went to Denver Monday,
returninQ Wednegdav.