Gilpin observer., 1909-09-23
NEVADAVILLE
HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Slater, mother of Ira and
Emery Slater who had been wishing
at the homes of her sons for some
weeks left Monday for her Indiana
home.
| The repairs at the city resccvo:r
have been completed and patrons are
now asGlred of the usual supply OF
pure mountain WAGER
Prof. Roche of the local school who
was taken 90 a Denver hospital foi
treatment last week is doing as well
as could be expected. He is suffer
ing from Il severe attack Of tyPloit
ieyer.
Miss Noonan OF Central is taking
The place made vacant by the ilne.s
Of Prof. Roche and is giving excel
lent aatisfaction.
Mrs. John Prouse was called t.
Denver by the death of her cousin.
Mrs. Maggie Williams which occurred
in that city Monday.
The Sunday schools OF this section
will attend the county convection a
Central Sunday. An excellent program
has been provided with Prof EicnorL
the celebrated sors leader of the
Gypsy Smith meetings as the centra
gJtraction.
People here are delighted 70 learn
Of the organization OF a dramatie
club. The club will give several plays
during the winter months and much
pleasure is anticipated by those in
terested.
Mrs. Williams Johns and daugh
ters have concluded that there is no
place like Nevada after all ard are
now busy moving their household
goods from Boulder to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Bolitho visited
friends and relatives in Boulder dur
ing the week.
Messrs. Curnow, Walker and Burns
of the Cripple Creek Cricket club
who remained for some days after
the recent contests, returned TO their
Teller county home Monday.
Richard Dutey has secured posi-
ton with the Coors people at Golden
and is now engaged in his new work
In that city.
James Richards left for Denver las,
week with the intention of remain
ing for few days only. AS he has
not returned 1t is surmised that he
has been caught by the Taft wave
OF enthusiasm now sweeping over
Denver.
| Rev. A. NJ. Crist will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. E. church both morn
ing and evening next Sunday. The
Reverend gentleman has won the con-
sidencc and esteem of the peaple to
an unusual degree and has succeed.
ed in thoroughly orgauizing the
church forces for an aggressive win
ter's campaign. He has rented Rev
Eaton's house and will move into his
new home the first of next week.
Thomas Murley will leave Friday
for his old home in England where h
will join his family they having pre-
ceeded him to the old country sew
eral weeks ago.
Matt Kramer has brought Joy to
the thirsty ones by announcing that
his saloon which has been closed for
some months undergoing repairs will
open for business Saturday.
Leonard Nicoils LETT for Denver
Monday where he is in attendance
at the meeting Of the Masonic frat
ernity in that city.
The organization of the dramatic
association to be known as the Apol-
10 Club has been perfected here and
the following staff of officers have
been elected:
| President-Ella Dickerson
Stage Manager-T. J. Newlun
Treasurer-J. c. Richards
| Secretary-Thomas Roberts
At their initial performance the club
will present the one act emotional
drama entitled THE Setting of the
Sun" and by special request will ap-
pear in a reproduction of the great
farical comedy success THE Arabian
Nights"