Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
RUSSELL euLcH.


better half is absent.
w. II. Quintrall left for Arvada Mon
day afternoon, where he will remain, re-
cuperating his health.
George Stevens is grading off for a
new residence on a vacant lot in the rear
OF Quintrall & Hughes store.
Sylvanus S johnson is still shipping
from the Lake mine to Idaho Springs
The present shipment will be 20 tone.
| A little girl made her advent last Sun
day morning at the residence of Law
renee Lavetto. Mother and child getting
along finely.
Nick Semmens and George Hutchison
OF Nevadaville passed through here early
Monday morning for Middle park. They
were joined here by Doc Stevens.
Road Supervisor Warren is getting the
main thoroughfares leading from here to
Central City, Nevadaville and Idaho
Springs, from this district in very good
condition.
G. A. Rice was over from Freeland
Saturday. Formerly he was Underground
foreman at the Hot Pot mine in Virginia
canon for ]. d. LIE Moyne. He occupies
q similar position with the same gentle
man at Freelsnd.
Before went camping" said boy
last Monday, II always thought there
was lots Of fun in it. But now that I
have been camping, am better satisfied
to remain at home"
Lloyd Williams Of jackson, Ohio. .
friend Of the Rev. David Jones, arrived
here few days ago, and will visit tho
mines and mills OF the county in COM
pany with Mr.. Jones. -
Mrs. William Bray OF this place Who
has been undergoing medical treatment
at St.. Luke's hospital, Denver. 10 report
ed a. improving. This will be pleasing
news to her many friends.
Mrs Evans, who was announced in last
weeks issue Of The OBSERVER to preach
last Sunday at the Welsh chapel, failed
to arrive here. 1t was disappointment
to the Welsh people Of Russell Gulch.
Mrs. Ed Jones having returned from
Denver, the Misses Lizzie Jones and
Mary Burge. who conducted the Jones
mansion during the former lady's ab-
sence, will now enjoy rest and recrea-
ton.
The pleasant home OF Frank Stansfield
was blessed last Thursday morning by
the advent of a nice bouncing baby girl,
who is her mothers pride and fathers
Joy. Mother and child getting along
finely.
A local pool is being formed here to
work the Bullwhacker mine, east of the
Alps mine, on Quartz hill. AS soon as
the organization is completed further
particulars will be given through the
columns of THE OBSERVER.
Said a cynical bachelor a few days ago:
"When woman gets to thinking what
would happen to her if her husband
ceased to love her, she getsmost as mis-
cradle as thinking what would happen
to him if she did not love him."
w. and B. Manhire, Thomas Turner,
William Noy, William p. Williams and
l. N. Riley paid Denver visit Saturday
evening. returning Sunday evening. The
party attended church at Dean Hart's
cathedral, that city, Sunday morning.
James Halihan of the Gilpin Tramway
company, last Friday fixed the switch
leading back to the Saratoga mine,
which had become out of order and n
source of annoyance in bringing out the
loaded ore cars from that mine.
The Russell Gulch Socialstic club
held another interesting meeting last
Sunday evening, which was largely at
tended. The club holds regular meet
ings at the town hall on the second and
fourth Sunday evenings of each and ev-
cry month.
Emma Rosa, the Is months old daugh-
ter OF Louis Catani and wife, died last
Wednesday of whooping cough. The
funeral occurred Friday afternoon from
the parsnts' residence. Interment was
made in the Catholic cemetery west Of
Central City.
The new building of Zancanellor Bros.
is completed. Next Saturday afternoon
the Alpini- society will hold n
holiday and reception to their friends in
the new building, dancing to commence
l,N u - r ~
YER will furnish the music.
A number OF friends from Russell
Gulch and Nevadaville surprised Sid b.
Iawley at his residenre on Quartz hill