Gilpin observer., 1908-08-06
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

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Miss Emily and Miss Dorothy Bolsing-
err left Wednesday morning for a short
visit in Denver.
John Clair, who was in Denver hos
pital sick the past month, returned
home Monday night much improved.
Mrs. Eaton, mother of Rev. Eaton,
left for Denver Tuesday.
The following sports left last Sunday
morning for Pisgah Lake on fishing
expedition: Joseph Kraemer, VIM. and
Jack Britt, Ben Kraemer, John Krae-
mer, Thos. Grenfell and Richard Ben
netts. They returned Tuesday evening
and have been talking about the big
catch ever since. OF course we didn't
all hail from Missouri but we would like
to see one fish out of lao.
Miss Jeanetta Davey left for Boulder
Saturday.
The firemen held their regular month
ly meeting last Monday.
VIM Bolitho left for Boulder Thurs
day and returned Saturday with the
family of VIM. Johns and the remains
of Mr.. Johns, which were buried here
Sunday
Mrs. Stedman is suffering with
severe attack of rheumatism.
Harry Armfeld and wife returned
from Peoria, ILL.,, last week.
Miss May Nicholas returned to Golden
last Saturday.
Matthew Walls came up from Argen-
tine last Saturday to attend the funeral
of James Rule, which occurred Sunday
VIM. Maddern came up from Boulder
Saturday to attend the funeral of VIM,
Johns.
Martin Roberts came up from Den
yer last Wednesday.
Thomas Chapple has been down sick
the past week with pneumonia.
Mrs. Harris and sons Fred and Ben
left for Golden Saturday.
Miss Annie Davey left for Golden last
Saturday afternoon.
Richard Walls returned from Denver
last Friday.
The city dads met in regular monthly
session Tuesday night.
John Davey left for Denver last Sat
urday and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry and two daughters left
e.
Miss Pauline Curnow, who spent a
week at Idaho Springs with relatives
returned last Saturday.
Mrs. Olive Kloer left for Denver last
Sunday.
Mrs. James Bennetts came up from
Golden Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Whitman and son returned
from Galena, Illinois, last Friday.
James Harry left for Golden last
Wednesday.
The cricketers dance last Friday even
ing was grand success. They are 60
ing to have another dance the 14th of
this month.
The lecture given by Rev. Millikan of
Central City, at Cannon's hall, Thurs
day night, was fine and largely attended.
The people of this community wish him
success in all his undertakings.
Mrs. Thomas and son Nicholas re-
turned from England after visit of a
few months, Sunday.
Richard Walls left for Golden Mon
day.
The Nevada base ball team went to
Central Monday to play the G. c, l..
team a game of ball. which resulted in
score of to in favor Of the G. c. L..
Col. Keleher came over from Moon
gulch last Tuesday.
Chas. Weisbeck came up from Ouray
last Sunday to spend few weeks with
his folks.
Miss jamie Pomeroy came up from
Golden last Monday.
James Williams, after holding down
bachelors headquarters for the past
week, came to the conclusion that
housekeeping without woman in the
deal wouldn't work. He proved the
fact by leaving in haste for Victor last
Saturday for short sojourn to his wife
and children. He brought them back
with him Monday.
Chad Rutherford is busy shingling his
residence on the Prize road the past
week.
VIM. Semmens left for Denver Sun
day morning.
Mrs. VIM. Semmens returned from
Denver last Monday.