Gilpin observer., 1909-10-21
NEVADAvlLLE
HAPPENINGS


Stroehle & Sons have delivered a
new smoke stack at the Alps mine.
The next improvement to be Install
ed on this bonanza, doubtless, will
be smoke consumer.
Machinery was transferred from
the Gould Burroughs to the Aurora
mine Monday. Neil Mckay had the
contract.
Fred Rowling drove over from Ida
ho Springs Sunday to visit with his
mother. He was accompanied by
young lady.
A nephew of Robt. Miller, superin-
tendent on the German, was a visit
or from the east several days last
week.
Matthew Nankervis, after an ex-
tended visit with his family in Col
den. returned Tuesday, and has ac-
| cepted employment on the Eureka
| mine.
John Thomas and family are now
located in the upstairs of the Rachof-
sky building, having moved in during
the week.
Mrs. Oscar Klien, OF Apex, was in
Saturday, visiting with her parents.
Mrs. Noy, after a very pleasant
visit with friends and relatives, re-
turned Saturday to her home in
Boulder. Mrs. Noy has passed the
S0th mile stone and for a waman of
her age enjoys unusual good health.
James Williams was a passenger to
Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Clifford, who had been
in Denver for the benefit Of her
health, returned home Sunday. She
is feeling much better than she did
when she went to lower altitude.
J. C. Angwin went to Pueblo Sun
day as delegate from the local
lodge of Odd Fellows to the Grand
lodge session, convening there this
week. IF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hoskin were
rendered farewell surprise Thurs
day night. prior to their leaving for
the old home in England, by the De-
gree Of Pocahontas. They were pre-
sented with handsome token of
remembrance. After the donors had
| rendered their gift good, social
time was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hos
kin departed Monday morning on
their trip across the water.
Richard Trezise and William Dick
erson fished in Loeb Lomand Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday. 1t is re-
ported that they made a very good
catch
Roht. Fallon and family moved in
to the Murley house on Main street
during the past week
Mrs. Bray. accompanied by her
grand daughter. went to Denver Sun
day to make quite visit with friend
and relatives.
Miss Edna Dickerson accompanied
her sister to Apex Sunday.
Members of the Owl and Apollo
clubs were very much in evidence at
the social and dance held in Rus
sell Friday evening. They had a good
time and feel well repaid for their
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hoskin were
| the recipients of very acceptable
gift in the form Of a handsome silver
set of knives and forks Friday night.
The donors were members OF the NJ.
oh trch nv,l n. frf-
sembled at the residence Of Mrs.
John Prouse, where the gift was pre-
sented. An evening Of merriment fol-
lowed. Refreshments were served.
The Redmen are preparing for
heap big time" at an entertainment
and dance to be given at Cannon's
hall on the 18th OF November. IAN
Indian Love Story" with three Ind
ian Tableaux will be presented by the
Apollo club.
1t lis reported that Miss Gladys
Bolsinger. who has been in Denver
| for some time for the benefit OF her
health is showing improvement. This
will prove encouraging news to the
friends OF the young lady in Bald
Mountain.
John J. Clark, one Of the lessees
on the Alps. Is exporting the sub
marine SHAFT. Whenever Johns ad-
vice is followed In the conduct Of
operations money is invariably forth.
coming.
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