Gilpin observer., 1907-07-11
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES

MIS-. OIlTlS. Hdul SpeIlC Her All III
Boulder.
Miss Bertha Trezise spent her 4th in
Boulder.
Albert Lawrey left the morning of
the 4th for Boulder.
Matthew Walls came up from Argen-
tine Friday and after short visit re-
turned again Monday.
Thos O. Davey and daughter left for
Denver Wednesday, returning again in
the evening.
Earl Dickerson came home last Thurs
day from Silver Plume to spend the ;4th
with his parents, returning again the
next day. Earl says he likes to spend
his 4th in quiet place.
Mrs. Mullen left for Glenwood Sp'gs
last week to spend her 4th with her son,
Jesse Taylor and family.
The merchants of this place had their
first game of ball with the High Flyers
last Friday but got skinned by the score
of 33 to 10. A return game was played
Tuesday and the merchants chung it
on their opponents by score of 22 to
II.
Mrs. Chas. Horning and children were
over from Moon gulch Saturday on a
visit to friends.
Rev. Amundson and wife went to
Denver Monday, returning again We'd
nesday.
Thomas Williams came up from Tel
luride Monday on visit to friends.
Mrs. Mamie Angwin and little son,
Chas. Tonkin, left for their home in
Victor Wednesday.
VIM. Thompson and family had
splendid picnic at the Gunnel mine for
the day.
John Richards spend his 4th at Bould-
John Chapple and wife spent their 4th
in Boulder, returning here again Tues
day.
Richard Stevens returned from Bould-
er Friday.
L. Nichols says he had most enjoy
able time in Boulder the 4th.
We come almost forgetting about our
old friend John Luty who is still cele-
brating. He left for Denver the day
before the 4th and if anything should go
wrong with our friend John the Denver
authorities will be held responsible.
Clifford Parsons came over from Ida
no Springs to spend the 4th with his
parents.
Mark Fletcher spent his 4th at
Georgrgetown, but as he is used to
quietness he returned the same even
ing.
VIM. Bolitho is down very sick the
/ past few days with appendicitis. His
mother, Mrs. Jenkins, came up from
Boulder Tuesday.
Quite few members of the M. E.
church and their families spent their
4th at Bald Mountain in good shape
Thep had basket picnic, games were
indulged in and general good time was
had.
A very nice birthday party was had
at Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts last Tues
day in honor of their daughter, Miss
Gladys. Cake and sherbet were served
and everyone had good time.
Richard Trezise, John Lying and Jas.
Grenfell spent their 4th at the James
Peak lakes fishing.
Richard Edwards spent his 4th at
Boulder.
Andrew Curnow spent his 4th at
Boulder where he inspected a new wat
er system. He returned with new
patented water filter which he intends
to put into commission soon.
Albert Quintrall spent his 4th at South
Boulder fishing.
John Quintrall was also at Boulder.
Matt Kraemer dished out refresh
ments at the Kraemer boose emporium
during the absence of the proprietor.
Hiram Nichols arrived here from
Goldield the latter part of last week on
visit to friends. He returned again
Saturday.
Mrs. E. j. Slater left for Glenwood
Springs Monday to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. Taylor.
Henry Trezise spent the 4th in Bould-
er.
Arlo Kloer left for Tolland on We'd
nesday.
To make mention of all those who
went to Idaho Springs, Golden and Den
yer to spend the 4th would require a
page or more and more time than we