Gilpin observer., 1899-05-18
RUSSELL GULcH.

Mrs William Ide and two children re.
turned from Denver Monday.
Mrs. Frank Stansfield has returned
from visit with friends in Denver.
Henry P. Lowe returned from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Eben Smith of Denver, who is part
ner of David Moffatt, examined the To.
peka mine on Tuesday.
Thomas II. Oats and William Uren
left for Cripple Creek Tuesday, WI ere
they will engage in mining.
j. Walter Best last Saturday sprained
his ankle. he is now confined to his pa
rents residence on Logan avenue Denver.
=. S. Perrin has been appointed presi.
dent OF the school board, vice w. B. AS
kew resigned.
Road supervisor Warren has finished
macadamizing that portion of the road
leading from the junction of Klein, Ha.
man and Williams avenues down to the
bridge crossing Davenport gulch.
Zancanellar Bros have commenced the
erection of stone business building on
the south side Of Williams avenue, to be
20x40. The second story will be divided
into rooms for family or office use. The
outside walls will receive a coat of ce.
ment. Jacob Zancanellar is superintend.
ing its erection.
Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones OF this
place entertained large number Of their
friends at their cozy residence, on
Tuesday evening last, May 10th, occasion
OF the 255h anniversary Of their wed
ding. The evening was pleasantly spent
in card playing, vocal and instrumental
music, the enjoyment being kept up un-
til two o'clock Wednesday morning. Ice
cream, cake and other refreshments we're
served. The happy couple who have
been journeying through life's pathway
together for the past quarter Of CEN
tury, were the recipients of the following
presents as souvenirs Of the occasion, all
of them being silver:
Cake dish. NJ and Mrs Thomas Roberts, to-
mato ladle, Mrs L. n. Eby; cake dish, Mrs Askew
Mrs W Williams: cake ash Mrs osrs aSsce JOYCE s
tea set, Mrs John Mellow; pudding dish, Mrs
Hannah Evans, MIR and Mrs A. Beattie, and Miss
'Li5zieJ. Evans; OF Denver; bread besket, Mrs
Denver; fruit dish, IL. X; Hughes, Denver; m .at
dish. Mr. and Mrs n. A. Brubaker of Denver; tea
spoons. Mr and Mrs LII. p. Davies; gents shaving
brush, Z. w. Williams; pocket book, Mrs Z. w
Williams of Denver; bon bon spoon, Miss Anna
Richards. Denver; tomato spoon. Mrs J.; D: Jones
Of Denver; set tea spoons. Mr. and Mrs T. L. Jen-
Tins, Denver; cream spoon, M and Mrs A, ].
tobsrts, Idaho Springs; set tea spoons. Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Edwarts Idaho Springs; napkin rings.
and Mrs B. Henderson, Of Denver: butter knife
and spoon, Mr. and Mrs X. ]. Jones, Idaho
springs; meat ! fork, Mr. and Mrs v; Q; Williams;
Mrs NJ. Klein; fish knife, Mr. and Mrs s. g.
Hughes; meat fork, L. N. Eby; card receiver. Miss
Katie sutton; sugar spoon and butter knife, Ben
jamin Hughes; Onyx top lamp stand, II. Vaughn,
Joseph Peterson, Henry Nilsson. Richard Griffith:
tthhiim,ble, GILPIS OBSERVER; set spoons, J. II.
y. Q; Jenkins; meat dish, Mr. and II Thorvald
Torkleson; butter dish, j. N. Riley, Thomas X.
Edwards; cake dish, @. A. Wagner, Jacob Dreher;
pie knife, Mr. and Mrs W. c. LeProuse; berry
spoon, Miss Emily Richards; cake knife. John
and A. J. Prouse; table spoon, John II. Hushe.;
berry spoon. Mr. and Mrs Frank Stansfield: syrup
pitcher. L. Z. Nelson and J. Charles Stewart.