Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04
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Episcopal church Sunday. The services
were beautiful.
The election here Tuesday was con-
Quoted in very quiet and orderly man.
ner. The outcome was more or less Of
surprise to quite few. 1t resulted in
almost complete victory for the In
dependent ticket, Notwithstanding the
fact that it was necessary for the voters
to write the names of the candidates on
the ballots. Sherman McCallister, can
didate for mayor, was the only one elect
ed on the Citizens ticket. The trustees
elected on the Independent ticket were
Mike Reilly, VIM. Bolitho and W. j.
Thompson. The votes cast for the Citi-
zens candidates we're, Mayor, Sherman
McCallister 80; Trustees. Leonard Nch-
OILS, 80; w. j. Richards. "a; w. j. Hutch
ems, SO. Independent ticket: Mayor,
John Chappls IS; Mike Reilly 80; Trus-
tees, Mike Kelley 80; VIM. Bolitho 80;
w. j. Thompson 93.
The town board held its regular an
nual meeting last Wednesday evening.
The final meeting of the old board was
held last evening and the first meeting
Of the new board will be held tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Slater, mother Of Ira and Hiram
Slater, in coming out of church last
Sunday evening made misstep and fell
to the bottom OF the stairs. The back
~ hos hoo 4 otrucL opo ~ tho otopo md
slight cut was inflicted. Mrs. Slater
is good sized woman and was shaken
up considerably.
Miss Lille Rohling was out election
eering Tuesday with horseless carriage.
She charged ten cents a ride and the
money goes to the mercy and help de-
partment Of the Epworth League. The
horseless carriage consisted of burro
upon which was painted the instruction.
"Vote the Citizens ticket" The spokes
in the wheels Of the cart were painted
red, white and blue. The young lady
made neat little sum.
Easter services at the NJ. E. church
were most beautifully conducted. In
the evening the boys and girls delivered
recitations and sang gospel hymns. They
were assisted in the singing by several
of the grown persons. A large collec-
tion was taken up for missionary work,
the attendants contributing most liber-
ally. Much credit is due Miss Susie
Lawrey, Mrs. j. j. Clark, w. j. Hutch
ems, Herbert Hoskins and others for the
interest they took in preparing the child
rem for the exercises.
Mike Reilley left for Denver last
Thursday. returning again Friday.
Joseph Kraemer, Sr.,. came up from
Golden last Sunday.
The firemen held their regular meet
ing last Monday night.
Keep 10 mind the Yonng Sports dance
next Saturday night. It's going to be
hummer.
Thomas Roberts left for Denver last
Thursday and returned Saturday.
John Vincent and family moved from
this place to Central City last Thurs
day.
Beatrice Richards returned from Vic
tor last Wednesday night.
Bessie Clark returned from Colorado
Springs last Wednesday night.
james Williams left for Denver last
Thursday, returning Friday.
Hugh Lawrey has hit upon scheme
to raise money for the mercy and help
department OF the Epworth League. He
commenced shining shoes in the tonsor-
ial parlor OF John Kloer last Saturday
and is doing we'll. He intends to con-
tinue until the 18th OF this month and
invites all the boys to help out the good
cause by having their shoes polished.
Price 10 cents.
Fred Bolsinger came up from Denver
last Tuesday, just in time to vote. His
labors in the legislature are over.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James McKib-
ben last evening, boy.
A farewell surprise party was given in
honor OF Miss Emily Warren last Friday
evening by her many friends. Miss
Warren is going to leave here with her
mother the Goth OF April for Globe.
Ariz, where the father, o. NJ. Warren is
working. Their friends wish them good
luck in their new home. Those present
at the party were: Richard Walls,
Henry Trezise, Albert Lawrey, Herbert
Quintrall, Paul Curnow, Andrew Cur.
now, John Quintrall, Frank Warren,
Charles Harris, Richard Trezise, Willie
Walls, Hugh Lawrey, Richard Stevens.