Gilpin observer., 1909-03-11
NEVADAvlLLE
HAPPENINGS

Thomas Roberts, who SO thorough
ly pleased church-goers here on his
last visit, will preach again at the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening. He
will have large audience
! Mrs. John Mellow and daughter
have returned from visit to rela-
/ lives and friends in Denver.
! Mrs. John Curnow has returned
from a trip to Denver and other state
points.
The work Of unwatering the Lotus
mine is about completed and it is
the intention of the owners to place
quite force Of men in the different
levels. Ore shipments are planned
in the near future.
VIM. Prouse, formerly Of Cripple
Creek, but now residing in Denver,
is visiting with VIM. Roberts and
family.
Harry Trezise, Jr., met with a
painful accident at the Leontine mine
Wednesday. He had taken the place
ford, who attended the Warren fun
eral. In some manner his hand was
caught in the machinery and two fin
gers were badly crushed. DR.. AS
quith was called and rendered surg
ical assistance.
The -inclement weather and bag
roads made it impossible for the pro
cession at the Warren funeral te
reach the cemetery and the pail
bearers were compelled to carry the
casket through the deep snow for 6
long distance. Several minor ac
cidents were reported enroute.
whipple tree on the hearse being
broken and one of the horses being
somewhat bruised by falling in the
deep snow.
Rising Sun Tribe No. 2, I. o. R
NJ, will celebrate the 29th anniver
sary of the order with dancing, feast
ing, entertainment and song on tn,
evening of March 26th.
Richmond lodge, K of p is max
ing great preparations for the en-
tertainment of the Grand Chancello
of the domain of Colorado who will
visit the lodge on Thursday evening
March 18th.
James Williams, A. Knutsen an
Hugh c. Browne, of the German Min
ing company, are in Denver on bus
mess connected with their varied in
{ terests.
, The home of Mrs. James Steven
was the scene of delightful gath
t ering in the nature of surpris
} part. in honor of that estimabl
lady's 54th birthday. Many relative
: and friends participated and mad
: it an occasion long to be remembe
: ed.
n Mrs. Gertrude Ferguson of Denve
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. an
e Mrs. l. N. Parsons.
t VIM. Bolitho visited relatives
+ Boulder last week.
e John Cannon, in addition to h
j. multitudinous duties as a promoter
r mining enterprises, has branched OF
e into the poultry business and is ii
t ing up a first class hen-fruit factor
y in the rear of his residence on II
2 Prize road.
A large supply of moisture store
r in the hills warrants the resum
J. ton of placer mining in Nevat
d gulch according to number of Ce
e tral and Nevada citizens who are pl,
l. ming to get rich via the sluice-bt
e route this summer.
II A Mr.. Thomas. who travels for
e Denver house. was painfully injur'
d in a runaway accident on Quartz h
e road Saturday. In climbing ste
grade the king bolt OF the vehic
h snapped and inthe mixup that Il
1t lowed Mr.. Thomas was thrown vi
A. lently. alighting on a pile Of boulde
It beside the highway. He was reno
'e ed to Central where 1t was found Il
1t he had sustained two badly wrench
ls ribs and many painful bruises.
however was able to leave for /
le home In Denver Sunday eveniI