Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

The Rathbone Sisters will give pub.
lie card party on Friday, June 10th.
Curtis Havens this week moved into
the Brown house in Chase gulch this
| week.
Pat Brown and family went to Den
yer Tuesday morning. They moved
their household goods down also and will
now reside there permanently.
Miss Susie Robins made trip over
the loop and to Golden Sunday, accom-
panied by Louis Odonell of Aspen. The
former returned in the evening while
the latter returned to Aspen.
The Indian Social Club dance held
at Firemen's hall Saturday evening was
fairly we'll attended and all present had
good time.
DR.. Cover, OF the Cover Syndicate
| Mining company, is in the city attending
to his mining interests.
While Thimothy Hay was attending
to some of his stock the other day in the
barn, he fell down the hay rack and
bruised himself considerably and is now
compelled to stay inside the house.
Nightwatchman Thomas Omera is now
sporting around brand new star, which
can now be very readily distinguished
from quite distance as it has very
bright lu sire.
Ray Coughlin, the popular operator at
the G. & S. depot was changed to Silver
Plume Friday to take the place of the
station agent there until the latter is
able to be around again, as he is to be
operated on for appendicitis. During
the formers absence Desmond Coughlin
will attend to his brothers place, while
A. e. Townsen is to attend to Desmond's
duties.
During the past week the train sched-
ule has been changed from $3.50 to All as
the time it is to leave the Black Hawk
station in the afternoon. Otherwise it
will remain the same, except Sunday
when the train leaves Denver at 6:20
! and arrives here at $50 p. m. instead Of
$50 during the summer months.
Dave Thompson, manager OF the Fifty
Assay Office, left yesterday for visit to
his folks and to attend to some business
matters in Denver.
Mrs. Hawthorne arrived here the lat.
ter part OF last week on visit to friends.
Sunday evening several e-bugs got
in their work in three different portions
of town. At the first alarm the fire was
discovered to be at Marcucci's barn and
did quite bit damage. A number OF
chickens were roasted alive and DON
key was burnt considerably before the
fire could be exiting uished and the ami
n1al taken out of the barn. Next the
old Becker barn on Clear Creek street
was found to be burning as was also an
clubhouse at the Gilpin mill. This is a
pretty dangerous piece OF business and
if the responsible parties are caught 1t
will go pretty hard with them.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nonck,
Sunday, June 10th, ten pound boy.
Dr. Richmond was in attendance.
Frank Fless made business trip to
the Queen City Sunday.
Miss Daley OF Golden returned to her
home the latter part Of last week after Il
visit Of week or so in this city.
| Last week there was something doing
every minute at the school. Thursday
afternoon the commencement exercises
we're given at the school house and were
exceedingly good. Every number on
the program was worth hearing and each
OF the graduates was highly compliment.
ed on his or her work just completed.
The class roll s: Misses Emma Rudolph,
Mabel Warden, Eva Sorenson, Nora
Crook, Martha Horlbeck, Pearl Miller,
Messrs. Vivian Fritz. VIM. Boelert, John
Wadhardt, Curtis Rundquist. On Fri.
day evening reception was rendered
the class at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Fftz. A royal goo lime was had
there. Saturday the class went on
picnic to Missouri Lakes and they Just
"had peach OF time" so they say.
Mrs Rundquist went along and chaper.
oned the party.
Nothing done by halves" so thought
the members o. the Degree OF Pocahon.
tas as they scalped number Of pale
faces, ten in number, and aud let them
peep into the sacred mysteries OF their
council. There we're heaps o' fun dur
ing the degree work, that is, for the on.
lockers. Afterwards one Of those ban
quets, such, only ns the Pocahontas
know how to prepare, was served with
the candidates as honored guests. The
foll1.,,,i,,.. llona i,ii iinlad. M;uaae.