Gilpin observer., 1911-06-08
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

Paul Curnow returned from Cripple
Creek Wednesday.
II. Trezise returned to his home
In Denver last Thursday.
John Warren was an arrival from
Golden the latter part of the week,
on a visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Weir, of Idaho Springs, after
a visit of several days with DR.. and
Mrs. Enos, returned home Monday.
The firemen held their regular ses.
sion Monday evening.
The City Fathers held their regular
monthly session Tuesday evening.
No business of Importance.
DR.. Enos and friend, Mr.. Weir,
were Tolland visitors Saturday.
Ed. Murphy left Wednesday for the
Cripple Creek district.
DR.. Enos sold to Mr. Weir of Ida
no Springs, his roadster during the
past week.
John Prouse has been busy the
past week, painting the residence of
his mothtr John is an artist with
the brush.
AT the meeting Of Rising Sun
Tribe, No. 2, Redmen, last Monday,
the adoption degree was conferred
upon three gents, namely, Mr.. Miller,
Thomas Ellis and Jas. Simmons.
DR.. Enos was a business passenger
to Denver Tuesday.
VIM. Wells returned Monday, after
visit with his family in Denver
Mrs. Matthew Kramer and child
rem were Denver visitors Sunday.
While trying to locate something
on high shelf in his homo the fore
part of the week, Joseph Matthews
fell from the chair upon which he
was standing and suffered a broken
rib also splintcring rib. DR.. Saun-
ders is attending him.
While having a friendly converse
tion with one of the brothers of the
lodge last Monday evening, Rich
ard Pearce backed off the raise in
stick in his hand, struck himself
severe blow in the face. One of his
front teeth was knocked out by the
force of the blow.
Mrs. w. ]. Richards left last week
for Denver, to visit relatives.
Rev. Eitelgeorge, of Black Hawk,
will preach at the NJ. E. church in
this city Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Sherman McCallister will
preach at the evening service.
Lost-A X. of P. watch charm.
If the finder will leave the same at
the barber shop, he will receive a
reward of $500.
While at work in the Aurora mine
this week, Girls. Paul caught one of
his fingers between the bucket and
top wall, having one of his finger
nails amputated.
Pat Reid has been busy the past
week, laying a new sidewalk in front
of the residence of Pat Murphy.
Guy Nichols was visitor from
Nederland last Saturday.
On account of Monday being the
birthday of John Kramer. the thirsty
clement nearly choaked. Mr.. Kramer
does not believe in dispensing the
beverage on such occasions.
The Redmen of this city played the
Scrubs of the village a game of base
ball on Kings Flats Sunday after
noon The Redmen scalped the Scrubs
to the tune of IA to l. The Scrubs
blame their defeat on the umpire. Z.
w. Pearce. Friends of Mr.. Pearce
escorted him home, which was all
that saved him from violence.
John Kramer, Guy Nichols and Joe
Kramer were visitors to Idaho
Springs Sunday Among other bus
mess attended to was a good bath
in the hot tunnels, which proved very
beneficial to all.
Mrs. j. ]. Clark and daughter. Miss
Bessie. returned last Friday from
Boulder.
Mr.. Hamilton Matthews, accompan.
led by Sam Hambly, left Sunday for
Idaho Springs.
James Richards spent Sunday in
Denver, visiting his mother.