Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
NEvADAv|LLE NOTES

day accompanied by his parents who
went over there Sunday.
The town up here is dry, the first
time in its history. The town board
raised the license from $500 to $500
year, but the only saloon we had here
run by John Kraemer said that he could
not stand the raise, his license running
out last Saturday. He says that busi-
ness couldn't afford raise and the
town went dry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brown came up
from last Sunday on visit to Henry
Bolsinger and family. They returned
Tuesday morning.
Gladys Bolsinger returned from Dem
yer last Sunday after two months
visit with friends.
Russell McCallister returned from
Denver last Monday.
Hugh Lawry and Miss Lille Rohling
left Tuesday for Boulder park.
School opened Tuesday with full
attendance. Teachers and all looked in
their best to go right at business.
Richard Stevens left Tuesday for
Butte City, Montana.
Henry and Fred Bolsinger left Sum
day on fishing tour in Mammoth.
Henry Richards came up from Den
yer Saturday on visit to his brother
James and family. Sunday they left
for Lock Lohman on fishing trip.
These gentlemen left for Loeb Lob
man Saturday and returned on Monday
night with catch of over 200 good
sized fish, ]. Lying and son John, Rich
ard Trezise, William Dickerson, James
Grenfell and Nicholas Ellis.
Mark Fletcher left for Russell Gulch
where he intends to reside in the future.
Miss Richards who was elected as
school marin of this place., arrived or
Monday from her home in Iowa.
James Semmens and wife arrived on
Tuesday from Cripple Creek. They in
tend to reside here in the future.
Miss Nellie Fallon, who has been or
the sick list the past two weeks, is able
to be up and again.
Mrs. Peebler and two children left
for their home in Chandler, Oklahoma,
last Wednesday.
Richard Warren who has been down
sick the past week, is able to be up and
around.
Captain j. o. D. Keleher came up
from Denver last Thursday and paid 9
visit to his many friends, from here he
went to Moon gulch where he is heavily
interested in mining property.
Thomas Murley was obliged to lay of
a few days last week on account OF
sickness.
Miss Ella Dickerson returned Satur-
day after an absence of several weeks
in Chicago.
Leonard Nichols walked from this
place to Pactolus, going by way OF
Perigo and Rollinsville, to inspect the
Hall railroad. He returned the same
day none the worse for his fifty mile
walk, and said after he had supper he
could have gone another such distance
without any trouble.
Miss Rosie Enghston came here from
Chicago last Saturday on a visit to VIM.
Dickerson and family.
Mrs. Thomas Chapel left last week
on visit to the Lugg family near Col
den.
Mark Fletcher left for Rollinsville last
Saturday.
John Kraemer returned from Golden
last Friday.
VIM. Harris came up from Golden on
Saturday on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Tom Dennis came up from Golden
last Saturday on visit to relatives.
Prof. E. Sherman came up last Sat-
urday to take charge of the school. He
spent his vacation in different points Of
interest. He came from Dakota.
While at work in the Jefferson Cal
houn mine last Friday morning, Chris
Paul fell down distance of 25 feet in
the shaft. He was hurt quite serious
about the head and body. DR.. Asquith
is attending him.
Rev. A. o. Ammundson left last
Monday morning for Grand Junction to
be present at the conference which con-
venes there Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Clark is on the sick list
the past week.
Elroy Ruterford came over from
Idaho Springs Saturday to visit with
friends.