Gilpin observer., 1910-09-01
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

lHe ldllel part Ol tHe week lTOIu DeH-
yer. Mr.. Bolsinger went down again
last Friday.
Mrs. j. j. Clark returned Wednes-
day from Boulder.
Josiah Pascoe returned from Boul-
der last Wednesday.
John Chapple has been doing coro-
ners' jury duty during the past week.
James Grenfell, Jr., returned from
Denver last Thursday.
James Williams returned from a
business trip to Denver last Friday.
Thomas Grenfell, after a visit 10
Golden, returned home last Friday.
John Lutey returned last Friday af-
ter short visit in Denver.
VIM. Bolitho returned the fore part
of the week from Golden.
VIM. Wells, who had been visiting
his family in Denver for the past
three weeks, returned home Friday
of last week.
Robert Miller returned from Wis
it to Denver Sunday.
| MIS-. r.. "A. oSHlueuS, VIII udu
been visiting her son, VIII, left for
Central the fore part of the week to
visit with her son James, before re-
turning to her home in Denver.
Leonard Nichols took the overland
to Boulder last Friday.
Richard Lutey returned from Tel
luride last Saturday.
James Richards, of the C. T. & l.
company. left Sunday for Denver to
visit his mother.
Rev. Crist, who had been visiting
his family in Denver the past week,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Florence, daughter of Nicholas
Warne, returned from visit to Den
yer during hte past week.
Mrs. Frank Rickard returned the
latter part of the week from a So
journ in Denver.
Mrs. Thos. H. James and son re-
turned last Sunday from Golden.
Mrs. VIM. Hoskin and daughter,
who had been visiting the Quintrall
family, returned to their home in
Denver the latter part of the week.
w. Wells, while at work at the
Ashtabula mine Monday met with an
accident. A heavy door dropped and
fell on his head, necessitating three
stitches.
One of the best Jersey cows in
!, Gilpin county for sale. Apply to Mrs.
Quintrell.
Mrs. VIM. Roberts. and children,
, who had been visiting in Denver and
Littleton for two weeks, returned
t home Monday.
Mrs. Frank White and children,
who had been visiting relatives and
, friends in Golden, returned Monday.
John Cannon and Albert Quintrell
: went to Denver Wednesday on a
horse trading expedition.
Holmes & Teats of Central have
, been in Nevada the past few days.
They are painting the property of
] VIM. Harvey on Prize road; also do
ing some work on the property of
t Mrs. Bray.
John Quintrell came up from Den
: yer last Sunday to visit with friends
and relatives. John is now a travel
ing salesman for a large book con-
cern of Philadelphia, and is very
: well pleased with his position.
Miss Nellie Fallon left last Friday
for St. Louis, where she will enter
a convent
Matt Kramer, wife and family
=. spent Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. VIM. Bolitho and children, af.
: ter visit to relatives and friends,
, returned to their home in Golden dur
, ing the past week.
/ Matt Kramer purchased fine COW
from Mrs. McNicholls during the past
, week and intends to sell fresh milk
. over the bar.
: James Grenfell and son went to
Loeb Lohmand last Saturday and re-
turned Monday with a splendid mess
: Of trout.
The Nevada team is taking on bet.
: ter form. Yesterday they won from
the Central Butchers. the score be
e ing 4 to 8. The team claims they
e will continue to hang 1t onto the
Centralites.
Mrs. John Semmers, who had beer
s visiting the past week with James
Richards and wife, returned to hel
b home in Denver Friday.
Betting is 10 to 8 that Cap ant
Tony Freganchick will bring hom'
j first prize in the drilling contest t.
l. be held in Boulder Labor day. Mum
erous bets have been placed.
). James Stevens while roaming tn,