Gilpin observer., 1908-09-03
NEvADAv|LLE NOTES

James Cannon left for Sioux City,
Iowa, last Thursday. He was accom-
panied as far as Denver by his son john
Mrs. Murley, mother of Thomas Muir
ley, came up from Arvada Thursday.
Mrs. j. Daily, son John and daughter
Gladys, returned from Golden last We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Lena Murley came up from the
valley last Thursday.
Mrs. Thurston Souden and daughter,
Lena, after visit of a couple of weeks
with her sister, Mrs. John Roberts and
family, returned to Denver Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Curnow, after visit to
Golden the past week, returned We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John Nankervis and daughter
came over from Idaho Springs Thurs
day on visit to friends.
James Stevens, after few days un-
der the weather, is able to be around
again.
H. Trezise is able to be around again
after spell of sickness.
Percy Roberts and his faithful animal
Dolly left for Boulder last Monday,
Prey to catch fish and Dolly to take in
good supply of that wonderful wild
grass.
Frank Sparks, Chas. Harris, Albert
Curnow and Albert Lawry left for Mill
creek last Wednesday for week or two.
Thomas Fallon, Ben Kraemer and j..
Kraemer returned from the range last
Thursday where they went berry-pick-
ing. They certainly got them for they
had to borrow horse to bring them in.
VIM. Walls left for Golden last Thurs
day morning.
o, say Don't mention it. Our pas
tor, the Rev. M. A. Eaton, and John
Warren spent couple of days with jack
and cart in the woods. Well, we must
tell the truth. They certainly brought
in several good loads Of stumps, but you
ought to see that Indian face on his
Reverend and you will be glad you have
nothing to do with the tonsorial business.
For further information inquire of his
Reverend.
Leonard Nichols returned from Colo.
Springs Friday.
Mrs. j. Cannon and Mrs. F. Sparks
left for Apex and vicinity last Friday
t, visit friends, they also picked several
quarts of berries.
The wife of Rev. Eaton has been very
sick the past few days.
Rev. Eaton left last Monday for Long
mont to attend the annual session of the
Colorado conference of the NJ. E. church.
Richard Nankervis and wife came
over from Idaho Springs last Friday to
attend the funeral of A. Simmonds.
Oscar Bolitho and family returned on
Sunday from Boulder.
John Richards and Earl Dickerson left
Monday for Cripple Creek.
Fred Bolsinger and children left last
Monday for Denver.
Mrs. John Nankervis came over from
Idaho Springs this week on visit to
relatives and friends.
About twenty men of this place left
Sunday morning for Fall River to work
on the ditch.
Mrs. J. Doyle of Boulder, came up
Friday to attend the funeral of A. SIM
monds. which occurred Saturday. She
returned again Monday.
Mrs. James Semmens of Denver, came
up last Thursday to be present at the
funeral of AL. Simmonds.
The fremen held their regular month
ly meeting last Monday night.
Mrs. James Rule and son Emmett re-
turned from Golden last Monday.
John Chapple left for Cripple Greek
last Tuesday to attend the funeral o.
his uncle, Henry Chapple.
The city fathers met in regular month
ly session last Tuesday.
H. C. Bolsinger left for Denver las
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Touta came up from Denve
Wednesday on visit to John Kloer an,
family.
Strike In Golden Rod.