Gilpin observer., 1913-08-21

A signal honor was conferred upon
the Red Men of Nevada in Denver
last week, when, at the state con-
vention of the order, one of their
number was elected to the exalted
position of Great Junior Sachamore.
This flattering recognition fell to
John Hutchens. Mr.. Hutchens Is a
Red Man OF statewide prominence
and has been connected with the or
der for years. The tribute is a we'll
deserved one and he will fill the po-
sition with ability and credit. Mr..
Hutchens is a good old Indian and
: has been rece wing the congratula-
tlons of numerous friends since his
return from Denver.
The dance OF the Red Men last
Saturday evening was splendid sue
cess frcm every angie of the dancers
viewpoint. Far {, lime, gloom pervad
ed the hail when the false report
was noised about that Joe Kramer
had died III Denver.
The Cheerful Workers chartered a
band wagon yesterday and drove to
Boulder park, wlle.'e .hey enjoyed a
picnic.
Mrs. Jane Cilrnow s~r.ved Monday
from Cripple Creek aLC is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Ma. nir Richards.
Dave Murphy. who bad been visit
ing relatives in Nevada, left Friday
for Cripple Creek.
1t was reported Saturday that Joe
Kramer, who had been taken to Den
Yer to undergo an operation for alb
cess of the lung, had died. This re-
port upon investigation, proved to be
false and the friends of the young
fellow who suffered grief upon hear
ing the first report, felt greatly re
lieved. Joe was critically i'll Satur-
day but passed the crucial period
and is now on the high road to re-
covery. He will be out of the hos
pital in two or three weeks.
Mrs. Thomas H. James returned on
Thursday from visit to Victor.
James Angwin was an arrival from
Cripple Creek Friday to visit friends
and relatives.
John Kramer went to Denver Sat
urday to visit his brother.
II. Richards, who had been visiting
his brother, James and family, re
turned Sunday to his home in New
York.
n Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Richards returned
Thursday from Denver.
Mrs. Mamie Richards returned Sur
day from visit to Denver.
Zoe Pascoe's little daughter is i'll
Osceola Council, D. Of P, enjoyed
a trip to Denver Sunday.
Miss Emma Nagel is here from Va,
ley City, n. D., visiting her cousins
the Kramer boys.
Ben. Kramer left Friday for Den
yer and from there went to Chey
enne to take in the Frontier cele
bration.
Hubert Bolsinger returned Sunday
from a much needed rest and visit
in Denver.
Dud Enos returned Saturday from
trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones, who had
been in Denver, returned home Fri
day.
Miss Gladys Daley returned Sun
day from Denver.
John Quiptrell returned from Col
den Saturday, much improved in his
health
Mrs. James Stevens and daughters
Winnie and Myrtle returned from
their visit in Denver Friday.
Albert Quintrell who had been or
the sick list the past two weeks ie
able to be up and around.
VIII Irwin returned Thursday from
Denver. complaining about the heat
in the valley.
Misses Grace and Lily Grenfell are
home from visit in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eddy return
ed Friday from Denver.
Richard Trezise is able to be our
after a sick spell of week or so.
Miss Ella Dickerson is home from
Denver.
Mrs. C. Paul, and daughter. Muriel
returned from Denver Friday.
Mrs. James Williams returned from
Denver Sunday evening.
John Trezise was In Denver to see
the electrical display and the mag
nificent decorations.
John Kramer left for Denver Sat
urday in response to telegram thai
his brother was very Ill.
Chas. Kendel has finished the ad
dition to the VIM. Waters house. The