Gilpin observer., 1906-07-19

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burg hied themselves to Denver during
the week to take in the big doings OF the
Elks and booet for Gilpin county: r. w
Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Clark and
daughter, James Williams, ]. II. Gren
fell, Il. G. Bolsinger, Nicholas Prouse,
II. Bolsinger, Jr., John Davey and wife,
II. Armfield, James Richards and wife,
Allen Rooney, Chas. Marquardt, John
Chapple and wife, VIM. j. Harry, Andrew
Eddy and wife, Mrs. Chas. Harris, Fred
Bolsinger and wife. VIM. Warren, Mrs.
James Williams, Henry Mayhem, Jos.
Kraemer and A. M. Rucker.
Mrs. Thomas Rowe and son, Sam, left
last Friday morning for Denver, where
they will stop for week and thence go to
Boulder on q visit with Mrs. Rowe's
mother.
Mrs. Newlun left last Thursday for
Boulder on visit to friends.
Richmond Lodge No. 81, X. of p, in
stalled officers at their last regular meet
ing as follows:
NJ. Of W.-Joeeph Kraemer.
G. C.-Clifford Parsons.
v. C.-Wm. Davey.
P.-Andrew Curnow.
M. Of A.-Robert Richards.
l. G.-James Grenfell.
o. G.-Richsrd Lutz.
X. of r. and S.-John Gundy.
John Gundy and John Roberts were
elected for representatives to the grand
lodge.
Richard Trezise and Albert Curnow
left for Loch Lohman last Sunday and
returned with splendid catch Of fish,
which is great surprise.
James Koskens and Nicholas Prouse
left for ellison gulch and spent joyful
day there last Monday.
Mrs. Oldfeld came here from Cripple
Creek last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Curnow, former resident
OF Nevadaville, now residing in Cripple
Creek, came up last Tuesday on a visit
Henry Uren and Richard Edwards
spent last Tuesday at Idaho Springs.
They took in the hot tunnel and both
felt like fighting cocks when they re-
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John Grenfell and Chas. Gendel left
Friday to cross the range to Williams
Forks.
Mrs. ]. c. Kloer and two SONS returned
last week from the capital.
John Reynolds spent a joyful day in
Idaho Springs Tuesday.
VIM. Roberts, who was sick all last
week with pleurisy, is up and around
again.
Mrs. Amelia Williams and family left
Sunday for their home in Aspen.
j. Kraemer, Jr., came in last Saturday
from Moon Gulch to pay the boys visit
for a few days.
Col. l.J.O'D. Kelleher left for his home in
Moon gulch last Thursday. He spent
several days here. The colonel looks fat
and sassy, same as ever.
The entertainment given last Friday
| night at Cannon's hall for the benefit of
the NJ. E. church was great success.
Mr.. J. Merritt, of Central City, kindly
gave his services 10 the musical line,
while the ladies of the church attended
to the edibles. A nice sum was cleared.
Frank Sparks came over from Empire
last Saturday, returning again Monday.
Earl Henry left for Leyden Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Workmeister and family
Of Denver visited here during the week.
The following arrived here last Thurs
day from Calumet. Mich, to visit friends:
James Hoskens, Richard Veal, VIM.
Veal and VIM. Leggo. They left again
Saturday for Victor, Colo.
Joseph Kraemer went to Georgetown
Monday.
The old and faithful horse Barney y
that has been pulling quartz for so many
years, owned by VIM. Waters, had to be
shot last Monday on account OF old age
Elmer Slater has painters at work this
week putting on fine dress Of paint.
Thomas Stevens left last Tuesday 10,
Old Mexico.
The house owned by Chas. Curnow
was found to be on fire at 3 o'clock yes
terday morning. The fire lads did he
roic work and saved the outside OF the
house, while the inside was all burned
out.
The stork broke into John Lyng'i
house Monday and delivered big bounc
ing boy. DR.. Seright attended and Johr
is all over smiles. Everything all right
says the doctor.