Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Miss Anna Rowling and mother
who had been visiting relatives in
Idaho Springs during Thanksgiving
returned home Sunday.
Sickness prevented Miss Slater
from attending to her duties at the
school Tuesday and Miss Urbana
Noonan. Of Central, served in her
place.
F. ]. Altvater and family were up
from Central last week to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Williams.
Rev. Crist will commence series
Of lectures in the M. E. church Fri.
day evening. Three lectures will be
given and the citizens of Nevadaville
can look forward to something un-
usually good.
Mrs. w. Nicholas has BEEN under
the weather the last few days.
]. c. Richards, who had been
spending Thanksgiving with his
mother in Denver, returned to Ne
vadaville Friday.
Upon the opening of school Monday
morning after the Thanksgiving va
cation, Prof. Roche, who had been
sick with typhoid fever in Denver
three months. was on hand to resume
his work. The professor is delighted
to be able to look after his school
and the scholars are pleased to have
him with them.
j. l. Perkins was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon, where he
visited with friends and relatives.
Miss Ella Dickerson, after a very
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
Oscar Klien, in Denver, returned
home Sunday evening.
Miss Alice Slater was among the
many Of the Nevadaville people
who spent Thanksgiving in Denver.
VIM. Britt, who was detained from
work owing to an attack Of erysipe-
las. went back on the Baker proper
ty Monday.
Deer are becoming quite friendly
and familiar around this neck of the
woods, a handsome buck being seen
by Prof. Roche and some of the
school children Saturday. 1t was rest
ing under tree when observed.
Frank Mayhem moved a plant of
machinery from the ould-Burroughs
to mine close to Central during the
week.
The school children regretted very
much to see the services of Miss Ur-
bana Noonan terminate last Wednes
day. She had been acting as substi-
tute teacher during the illness OF
Prof. Roche and made many friends
among the scholars.
Mrs. L. R. Roy was an arrival
Wednesday evening from Cripple
Creek on visit to her daughter
Mrs. Robt. Fallon and family.
Geo. Knutsen, connected with the
Copper King property in Gilpin, was
a visitor to Nevadaville Saturday.
A large rock fell on Albert Quint
rails toe Monday and he has since
been compelled to lay off and nurse
the injury.
The chief degree was conferred up
on Ira Slater at the meeting of Ris
ing Sun Tribe No. Monday evening
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the fire department next Monday eve
ming, the annual election of officers
will be held.
December 18th has been named as
the date for the next appearance OF
the Apollo club, when the roaring
farce, "A Model Pair" will be pre-
sented together with the great three
act comedy drama success entitled
Comrades"
Nevadaville items were crowded
out of the Observer last week, through
lack of space.
John w. Cannon has recovered
from an attack of grippe sufficiently
to be able to return to work.
II. c. Bolsinger, who had beer
spending Thanksgiving in Denver
with his family. returned Sunday.
James Williams, one of the Alps
lessees was visitor to Gilpin the
latter part OF the week to examine
some mining property.
E. Slater, who was ON the sick list
returned to work during the pas
week.
Quite few Of the residents Of this
community have been ailing the pas
week with grippe or asthma, among
them being Henry Trezise.
The eight months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gundy died Monday
of paralysis Of the bowels. The fun
eral was held yesterday. interment II