Gilpin observer., 1906-06-28
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

The Mountain Daisies and the Central
City cricket clubs are scheduled for a
game 10 be played on King fats Sunday
afternoon. A good interesting game is
looked for by everyone and, no doubt,
there will be large crowd present to see
the game. Refreshments will be served
on the grounds, so be sure and attend.
VIM. Grenfell left Tuesday for Argen.
tine where he has secured position and
will remain there now.
Mrs. Thomas Webb, who died in the
hospital in Denver last week was brought
to Nevadaville Sunday for burial. The
remains were inferred in Bald Mountain
cemetery. A large number of old time
friends were present to attend the last
sad rites. Mrs. Webb had lately been
living at Argentine until her last sick
ness when she was taken to Denver.
Before leaving for Argentine, she had re-
sided in this city for many years and a
host Of friends and acquaintances mourn
her loss.
Joseph Kloer, a brother of John Kloer
the barber, arrived here from his home
in Denver Saturday on short visit, re-
turning again Tuesday.
A hack will be run to Russell Gulch
Saturday evening on account of the en-
tertainmcnt to be given there that even
ing. Many ct the Russell players and
and singers have been taking part in the
programs in this city, and therefore it is
expected that many will take in their
entertainment.
Mrs. Sadie Morris, former postmistress
OF this city, arrived here Tuesday from
her home in Denver on short visit to
her friends. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Carrie.
Martin Callahan and wife, after a visit
of a month or so with friends and rela-
tives left yesterday for their home in
Denver.
Mrs. J.J. Clark and daughter returned
Monday from visit to friends living be
low Idaho Springs.
]. Ganley and son, Leo, of Cripple
Creek, after short visit and business
trip returned home again Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Mills and daughter of
Boulder arrived here last Thursday on
visit to relatives.
Joseph Kraemer was visitor to Gold.
en- Thursday, returning again the same
evening.
The business houses will all be closed
and the postoffice will observe Sunday
hours on the fourth.
Mrs. Chas. Thomas leaves today for
Victor on visit to her daughter.
George Taylor and family of Idaho
Springs moved here the first of the week
as the former has taken lease IN the
Dom Paul mine.
The families of John Harvey and VIM.
Harvey moved to Golden Tuesday.
Richard Warren of Victor is in the
city on visit to friends.
A game OF ball, or rather sluggipg
match, was had at King flats Sunday af-
ternoon between the Black Hawk and
local teams. The former team was un-
mercifully defeated by score of q to
II. The Black Hawks, desiring revenge
issued challenge right after the first
game and another one was started. In
the first inning the visitors were unable
to score while the local team made II
runs, thus discouraging the former from
finishing the game.
The ladies OF the M. E. church will
give phonograph entertainment in con.
nection with their entertainment on
Friday, July 13th. Everyone is assured
good time.
A pretty home wedding was held here
last evening when Mr.. Leonard W.
Stevens and Miss Ethel Warren were
united in marriage at the home Of the
groom's mother, Mrs. Walter Clifford.
The Rev. Mr.. Coulter tied the knot that
made this happy young couple one for
the rest OF their journey through life.
Both the bride and groom are well and
favornbly known here and have the best
wishes OF their hosts OF friends.
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