Gilpin observer., 1911-02-23
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES

Richard Trezise met with an acci-
dent this week. He had his foot
caught between the bucket and the
shaft where he was working. He is
not severely hurt, but won't be able
to get around for few days,
Mrs. Sarah Britt is very i'll with
rheumatism.
While busily engaged at work near
one of the chutes at the Frontenac
mine last Saturday, James Williams
met with very painful but not SER
ious accident. A puff of wind blew
out his candle and Mr.. Williams nose
came in contact with the sharp edge
of the chute. Although in intense
pain, Mr.. Williams stayed at his post
of duty until the change of shifts. DR..
Miller took him in charge and he is
doing nicely at this writing.
Miss Liza Trezise suffered a slight
attack of paralysis last Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Bolsinger left Tuesday
for Denver.
Ed. Hambly left Wednesday for
Denver.
The exercises Of the school, held
Tuesday were excellent. The school
was decorated for the occasion with
bunting and flags and the children
did fine with their numerous recita-
tions, orations, etc. Parents Of the
children must surely be proud Of the
teachers, whose untiring efforts are
devoted to the child's advancement.
The flag was hoisted at the school
and Washington's birthday was OBJ
served in most fitting manner.
Richard McNichols is sick with the
mumps and rheumatism.
James Williams left Wednesday for
Cripple Creek. He was accompanied
as far as Denver by Robt. Miller.
The Red Men and Daughters Of Po-
cahontas will hold their memorial ser.
vices next Sunday evening at the NJ.
E. church. Bro. Thomas Roberts will
conduct the services Everybody is
invited to attend.
John Simmens came up from Vic
tor last Monday.
Thomas Roberts returned from Ida
no Springs last Friday.
Robt. Miller returned from a visit
to Denver last Friday.
VIM. Roberts came over from Ida
no Springs Sunday to spend the day
with his family.
John Hutchins and wife returned
from a viist to the valley the latter
part of the week.
A Temperance League has been
formed at the Methodist church and
about forty have taken the pledge.
H. C. Bolsinger was passenger to
Denver the latter part of the week
Kruse, Sr., which was held in Denver
Saturday afternoon.
A small piece of fire from drill
flew into VIM. Simmens' eye a week
or SO ago. and SLEEPY" has been un-
der the care of DR.. .AsQuith since.
The injured member is doing nicely
and Mr.. Simmens is able to see all
right without having to look through
| bandage.
The politicians Of the city are al
ready getting busy for the caucus.
which is to be held next month, for
the purpose of electing three trustees
and a mayor. The election will be
held in April.
Jos. Kramer returned last Sunday
from trip to Golden.
John Davey left for his home in
Denver Sunday.
Miss Ella Dickerson returned Sun
day from visit to Denver.
Earl ]. McCort came up from Dem
yer. returning Sunday.
Rueben Morse returned Monday to
his home in Florence.
Mrs. VIM. Prouse and Mrs. James
H. Nichols returned Monday from q
visit to Golden.
Thomas Gandel was an arrival here
from Leadville last Friday.
Ed. Hambly. who has been very Ill
with pneumonia, is doing nicely.
Frank Grenfell returned from Dem
yer the latter part Of tho week.
VIM. Wells returned Saturday from
business trip to Idaho Springs and
Denver.
Tony Ferganchich returned Satur-
day from q visit to Denver.