Gilpin observer., 1907-08-15
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES


The letters remaining in the postof
fee uncalled for are Nikola Gorgah
Mrs. Lee Harbin, Alleck Barret, do
mestic and Mr.. Roberts, foreign.
Robert Lewis of Central and Rosa.
mund Richards were visitors to Boulder
park Sunday.
A. Waters baby is reported on the
sick list.
The local firemen are going to give a
free ball on Saturday, August Path. All
the firemen will be dressed in full uni
form. Leo Voll will furnish the music
for the occasion.
Henry Bolsinger and Frank Bartle
left last week for Middle park on fish,
ing trip.
The body of Andrew Bawden was
shipped up here from Golden Monday
for burial. Services were held in the M.
E. church and interment made in Bald
Mountain cemetery. He was member
of Richmond Lodge No. 81, K. of P.
About year ago he left here for Gold
en- on account of his health and his many
friends here regret very much to hear
of his demise.
Mrs. H. Bolsinger and daughter re-
turned last Saturday from Denver
where they spent couple of weeks.
H. Trezise left Monday morning for
Colorado City to attend the great coun-
Gil of the Red Men.
Leonard Nichols left for Fort Collins
Saturday as representative from the
K. P. lodge to their convention held
at that city.
VIM. Finley went to Denver last week
to meet his brother who came from
Toronto, Canada, and whom he had not
seen for the past 43 years.
Frank Sparks painted the exterior of
his residence during the past week and
it is much more attractive now.
Richard Edwards was riding on top
of bucket with his partner at the mine
he is working at the other day when he
was crowded off after the bucket had
gone some 700 feet. AS luck would
have it he managed to grasp projec-
ton on the hanging wall and Eold him.
self until help arrived. Had he fallen
he would very probably have been in
stantly killed.
Mrs. G. Williams went to Butte,
Montana, Wednesday on visit to her
son Sam, and family.
Mrs. H. Folker came here last week
from st. Louis on a visit to Chad Ruth
erford and family, returning again Sat
urday.
Albert Quintrall went to Idaho
Springs Friday to inspect some mines.
The Merchants played the Casey base
ball game last Friday and won by
score of IL to 9. Tuesday they beat the
Boston tunnel aggregation by score of
II to Is. Now they want return game
with the butchers of Central.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Stevens Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Bawden left yesterday
for her home in Golden.
H. Bolsinger went to Denver Thurs
day, returning again Saturday.
VIM. Roberts is a Joe Daisy" to
take picture. He tried to take snap
shot of his baby donkey but the animal
thought it would play MAUD. Will
got patched up and the kodak was lost.
A doctor has been investigating the
condition of the jacks stomach.
The Mountain Daisy cricket club is
practising every night preparatory to
playing the Denver cricket club some
time next month.
Master H. Trezise and sister Bertha
went visiting to Idaho Springs last
week.
James H. Nichols put new coat of
paint on his residence last week.
VIM. Nichols and daughter Miss May
left for their home in Golden Monday.
Mrs. Sherman McCallister and two
children left for Denver Thursday and
returned the fore part of this week.
Thomas Grenfell was on the sick list
the past few days.
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