Gilpin observer., 1910-09-08
NEvADAv|LLE NOTES

passenger to Denver Saturday.
H. c. Bolsinger left last Monday
for Denver
James Richards was among those
to attend the Labor day celebration
at Boulder Monday.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Eaton, former pastor
of the Bald Mountain NJ. E. church,
was visitor here last Friday. The
Rev. Eaton is now located at Sedg-
wick, Colo.
Miss Lillian and sister, Viola, left
last Saturday fer Golden.
Miss Gladys Bo,singer came up
from Denver Saturday.
VIM. Bolitho left last Saturday for
Boulder to take in the celebration.
VIM. Davey was up from Denver
last Friday on a visit.
VIM. Roberts left last Saturday for
Boulder to attend the Labor day cell
ebration.
John Chapple spent Labor day in
Denver and Boulder.
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Saturday for Golden.
John H. Grenfell, who was taken to
St. Josephs hospital a few weeks
ago, 10 undergo an operation, return
ed home last Friday evening. The op-
GRAFTON upon Mr.. Grenfell was quite
successful and he is rapidly improv-
ing in health.
John Davey came up from Denver
LIST Friday and remained until Sun
day.
John Bowan, an old-timer of Neva-
daville, was an arrival last Thursday
from the state of Nevada. John in
tends to remain in Nevadaville.
Mrs. Mary Stevens, after three
weeks visit in Denver, returned the
latter part of the week.
H. C. Bolsinger purchased a fine
mare while in Denver last week. H.
Bolsinger, Jr., brought the animal up
last Thursday.
John Chapple and family have NOV
ed in the VIM. Harvey residence on
Prize road during the past week.
i VIM. Wells and sen left for the
valley lest Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett and son, are
here from St. Cloud. visiting Patrick
Murphy and family.
School opened Tuesday with an en-
rollment of $50.
H. C. Browne, Robt. Miller and
D;a1- -.
of the German mine the fore part of
the week
Will Roberts returned Tuesday
evening from Boulder.
Miss Elizabeth Grenfell returned
to Denver Sunday after a months Wis
it with her uncle, ]. H. Grenfell.
i Master George Nankervis came up
from Golden Sunday to visit with his
grandmother.
Mrs. McNicholls and family leave
today for Goldfield, Colo, to remain.
Labor day was observed in a most
fitting manner. All business houses
were closed and the majority of the
citizens went to Russell GuIch to
{ ehJOy lHe udy.
|. Misses Alice and Elizabeth James
left Monday for Golden.
The manner in which Hugh Lawry
and Walter Clifford observed Labor
day, will be rememembered for many
a day as very charitable act. They
secured a team and went to lake
Pisgah, returning with a fine load of
wood, which will be used to keep the
Methodist church comfortable during
the coming winter. Can you bet it?
i Don't forget the First Anniversary
dance of the Apollo club. which will
be given in Cannon's hall tomorrow
! friday evening. Tickets are only
10 cents and Leo voll will furnish
the music.
Rev. Crist returned from Denver
the fore part of the week. He was
accompanied by his family. The Rev
erend gentleman had smile on his
face from ear to ear.
Mrs. H. Trezise and daughter, Miss
Annie, left for Denver and Cripple
Creek last Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Rohling and family
came up from Golden last Sunday to
visit with friends.
Cap and Tony Freganchick left
Sunday for Boulder. where they took
part In the drilling contest on Labor
day.