Gilpin observer., 1913-03-20

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The management of the Meeker-
Success mine Is having a test rum
of 60 tons of ore made at the Iron
City Mill.
The roller skating club lis arrang-
ing for a mask carnival, the date of
which will be announced i'm the near
future. A. NJ. Fairchild is the man
ager.
Peter Nelson and wife left Mon
day for Alberta, Canada. They in
tend to make some land investments,
if they can find wnat suits them.
]. R. Martin arrived from Denver
Tuesday evening,to look over his min.
ing interests.
Julius Nordelien disposed of his
Blue Ribbon trotters to buyer from
Morgan county.
| Mrs. Ralph Meyers, of Silver Creek
was in town yesterday, shopping and
visiting friends.
ALBERT Oates returned Tuesday
from Lead S. D.
Harry Morris, Harry Baxter, and
Colin Becker were arrivals from Den
yer Monday night to take in the ST.
Patrick's day dance.
John Kurtz returned from Denver
Sunday, much improved in health.
Neota Council entertained the Great
Pocahontas, Bertha L. Adams of Den
yer. last evening.
Theodore Nelson returned Saturday
from an enjoyable visit at the Capt.
tai city.
Born-Monday, March 18th, to the
wife of John Mcneil, son.
Mrs. Patrick Boyle went to Denver
Friday.
| Max Hinkle and wife visited with
friends i'm Denver for the weekend.
Paul Miller returned to Denver Fri
day. He had been visiting his par
ents.
The sailing date of the Trip
Around the World, conducted by the
Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. E. church is
Thursday. March 27th, at $50 p. m.
The s. S. Cleveland has been engag
4ss<1r-fcr thc- trip Ruund "trip fIckefz
25 certs. Fritz hall is the point Oh
departure. Pasties and coffee will be
served i'm England; meat, potatoes
bread and +ay in Ireland; in Germany
krcut, weiners and pretzels; Italy
macaroni, cheese and coffee; Japan
rice, fancy cakes and tea; Mexico
chill and crackers; America, ice
cream and cake.
Mrs. George Stroehle returned
home after an enjoyable visit with
her son, Fred, in Idaho Springs fol
the past three months.
The Gilpin-J Jefferson Firemen's as
sociation held a meeting Sunday
May Sd was the date fixed for the
Grand ball to be held in Black Hawk
Messrs. Hall, Koch, Thompson ant
Rickardt were up from the valley t
attend the meeting. A special trair
is to be engaged to accommodate the
people of Golden and Arvada who
| Will attend the dance.
The Williams mine in Lake gulcl
is shipping 16O tons of ore to the
local mills.
Frank Schouse came in from Wide
awake yesterday. He reports tht
Pine Comb mine to be in high grade
ere.
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died Sunday, the 18th, at the age O
four months. The remains were lais
to rest at Thorn Lake, Tuesday.
Gus C. Hoss took out a license il
Denver to marry Miss Bertha L
Shinherr.
Miss Rose Thomas left Saturda,
morning for Denver to visit over Sun
day.
Mrs. Earnest Jones was a passen
ger to Denver Saturday morning.
Otto Blake and John Webster were
among the several from here to leave
Sunday morning for Denver.
Mrs. Frank Tabb left for the val
ley Monday morning.
Mrs. James McNevins was pas
senger on the outbound train Mon
day morning.
Mrs. John Eatwell left yesterda,
for trip to the valley.
Herman Hartman is getting ou'
some good looking sUfface dirt bacl
OF his house. which he is shipping
to the sampler.
Frank Gabardd accompanied Pete
Nelson to Denver this week on the
latter's trip to Canada.
Ed. Barrett left this morning foi
Denver on a visit.
The Sunday School will convene
at 10 A. m March "a. the Rev Sher