Gilpin observer., 1909-02-25
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

n,
grew to womanhood here, was married
wednesday at high noon at Victor, Colo
rado' to Mr.. w. b. Walker, a prom
inent young mining man of the Teller
county metropolis. No wedding in recen
years has brought forth more con-
gratulations and good wishes Miss
Angwin was deservedly popular with all
VINO knew her and her many friends
and relatives here are more than inter-
ested in her future prosperity and hap
piness. The happy couple will be at
nome after March list, at 1O7 N 9Th
St, Victor. Colorado.
Mrs. William Johns and son of Boul-
der, are visiting friends and relatives
| in this city
Much rejoicing was caused by the an
nouncement that company had been
formed to supply this section with an
adequate supply of aqua pura for mill
ing and residence purposes. With a good
Iy volume of water and ample milling IA
cillties many low grade mining prop
critics hitherto unremunerative can be
| worked at profit while living expenses
will be greatly reduced with the advent
| OF sufficient moisture to make veg
etable gardens possible.
| From the reports heard concerning the
great success of the masquerade ball
given by the lately rejuvenated Owl
Club at Cannons hall last Friday even
Ing 1t is evident that the management
spared no pains or expense in catering
to the pleasure-loving inhabitants of
this social city. The only barrier to the
complete success OF the undertaking
was the crowded condition of the hall
which prevented all but experienced de-
voices Of the ''art fantastic from par
ticipating. Prizes of substantial value
for the most artistic costumes were
won by Mr.. oscar Bolitho and Mrs. Jas
Williams. Large delegations from Rus
sell and Central shared in the festivi-
ties.
An extemporaneous program of songs,
stories and recitations added much to
the enjoyment at the regular meeting
of Richmond Lodge,K. OF T. Thursday
evening.
James Williams was a Denver visitor
last week on business connected with
the future development of the German
and Leontine properties.
Mrs. DAILY. whose recent serious illness
alarmed friends and relatives is now
declared to be upon the road to COM
plete recovery by the attending physic-
ian.
John Warren was reported as being
vSsxs~ low with miners consumption the
first of the week, but considerable i'm
provcment is noted in his condition at
the present writing.
Michael Eeseigh has astonished his
many friends by rapidly recupe-ating
from an illness which gave little en-
couragement CT other than fatal re-
suits
While stock farms are not ordinarily
numbered among the assets of
prosperous mining camp, yet Nevada
Vile can boast Of one of the most
complete and up-to-date corrals in the
west devoted exclusively to the breed
ing of blooded quadrupeds Mr.. Thomas
pavey. our popular postmaster. is the
proprietor of this enterprise. and while
the raising OF rabbits Is neither common
or profitable TO any great extent, yet
he extracts much enjoyment and some
remuneration from the care of his
rapidly multiplying pets.
/ Rev. C. w. Hancher. OF Central City
and Rev. NJ. NJ. Eaton exchanged pull
pits last Sunday morning. and unless
our pastor did exceptionally we'll the
Central church must have received de-
/
| opinion seems to prevail that strong
er. clearer ard more insprational ad-
dress has not been delivered in the
/ local church in years than the one
Rev. Hancher gave to our people sun
day morning.
Mrs. Mary ou!ntrell left Monday morn
ing for an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Boulder
] II has Suileply inwnel upou ollr peO-
pie that Prof. G. c. Matthews is max
/ ing an exceptionally good record as
principal OF our public schools. Great
Improvement in methods and scholarship
is noted and the patrons seem more
than pleased with the progress made.
Perry Newlun has returned from a
1 few days visit to Denver.
"The Land of the Koran" lec-
ture illustrated by IS stereopticon views
will be delivered by NJ. NJ. Eaton, pas
tor Of the NJ. E. church, next Sunday
evening
Mrs. George Thomas is confined to
her home by Illness.
Mrs. :. +. Bray met with painful
II not serious accident at her home
in this city Wednesday evening. The
aged lady was ascending flight of
stairs when she suddenly slipped AID
tell backward the entire length OF the
stairway. While no bones were broken
she suffered several severe contusions
and bruises which will keep her indoors
;or some time.
Professor Smith. principal OF the
Russell Gulch schools. was the CUES:
OF Professor Matthews over Sunday.
Z. $. Holmes. OF Central. preached a
very interesting and instructive sermon
at the NJ. f. church Sunday evening.
Under the direction OF Miss Susie
Richards several young people ar,
rehears'ng n play to be given in the
near future for the benefit of the NJ
L. church.