Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07

The Rev. Benjamin Eltelgeorge,the
pastor for the year. will preach here
next Sunday afternoon at three. A
cordial invitation is given to all.
George Nankervis came up from
Denver last Saturday.
E. ]. McCord left for his home in
Denver> Monday.
While riding on the merry-go-round
in Central Monday, VIM. Roberts fell
from a horse-wooden-an landed
on his head. He was uninjured with
the exception of few scratches.
School opened Tuesday with an en-
rollment of 72 pupils.
John and Herbert Quintrall came
up from Golden Sunday to visit their
mother and sister.
Miss Wood, the new school teach
er, was an arrival Saturday from
Cripple Creek, and took charge OF
the primary room Tuesday morning.
John Curnow was a passenger to
Denver Saturday.
James Thomas left Saturday for q
visit to the Queen city.
Frank Vaughan and Fred Richards
came up from Golden to take in the
Labor day doings. They were the
guests OF ]. and H. Quintrall.
Bert Semmens and Mr.. Richards
came up from Denver Sunday to WIS.,
1t relatives and friends.
Mrs. Prouse and daughter, Pauline.
were business visitors to Denver
Sunday.
Clifton Semmens and John Trezise
left Sunday for a fishing trip to
Loch Lomand.
Mike Riley left Sunday for Denver,
on a visit to his wife, who is in one
Of the hospitals in that city. He re-
ports that she is getting along very
nicely.
VIM. Wells returned from Denver
last Thursday, returning again to the
big city Friday.
Joe and Ben Kramer, Richard Tre-
zise and H. Bolsinger, Jr., left Sun
day for Middle park. where they will
camp and hunt for or 8 weeks.
Leonard Nichols left for Denver
last Friday.
Mrs. A. Simonds and daughter. Miss
Hester, after a visit Of two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. r. Nankervis, re-
turned to her home last Friday.
John Kramer, after residing in Den
Yer for many years, has moved back
to Nevadaville, and is now located
in the Steadman residence.
J. l. Perkins left last week for
a business trip to Denver.
Benjamine Kramer returned We'd
nesday from Cheyenne. He brought
home with him, fine team Of
horses which his brother Joe. pnr-
chased at that place.
The Redmen will hold a celebra-
tion, Saturday, September 9th. The
following is the program Of sports
for the day, the event closing with
concert and dance at Cannon's hall
in the evening. Girls race, un-
der IA, 1st prize 81. second so cents,
Donkey race, 1st 81. second 81. Boys
race, under IA years, 1st $1.25, Sec
ond, IS cents. Ball game at Kings
flat at 2:30 p. m, between Black
Hawk Tribe No. 81. and Rising Sun
Tribe No, 2. 900 o'clock, 100 yard
dash, free for all. 1st prize So. Sec
ond $1.50. Ladies' race. free for all.
First prize. 81. second. 81. Old
Mans race, over As years. First So.
second 81. Three-legged race. First
SO, second 81.
In the evening at 1880 the humor-
Gus operetta entitled. THE Spin
ster's Club" will be presented in
Cannon's hall. by local talent from
Russell Gulch. The cast Is as follows:
Miss Abby. soprano, Barbara Richard
Miss Martha. alto. Susie Ellis.
Margaret, soprano. Bessie Davis.
Bridget, mezzo soprano, Alberta
Matthews.
Gretchen, alto. Margaret Simpson.
Nathaniel Bowes. Thos. Rodgers.
Asa Holmes, Hugh Williams.
Fred. tenor, Mike Shaffer.
Patrick. tenor, Frank Sober.
Jacob, baritone, Chas. Manhire.