Gilpin observer., 1905-07-20
RUSSELL euLcH.


I. P. Thomas left for Denver and Ar.
vada last Sunday morning to look after
a shipment Of ore.
John Hughes accompanied by Miss
Lille Curnow Of Nevadaville were among
the many who spent Sunday IN Denver.
Doc Williams left for a short visit to
Denver last Sunday to see bow his
children are getting along.
Joseph Reiva msds business sripsto
Denver last Sunday morning.
Charles Manley was prominent among
those who enjoyed the day in Denver
Sunday.
Dave Davis, the business end of the
First National bank, spent Sunday in
Denver.
Work wac started on the new school
house building to be erected here last
Monday morning. w. B. Williams has
secured the contract for the grading that
will be necessary to lay the foundation.
HE bid was for 60c. per yard. j. Frig.
gins has the contract to haul all the
stone for the building. DR.. e. R. Fouts
seems to feel rather proud about the
building being started, but more SO that
he lifted the first shovel full of dirt to
start the grading.
Ed. Jones left for visit to the Queen
city last Sunday.
Shoes can be left at the barber shop
to be mended hereafter. j. T. Powell is
attending to the cobb3ers' business, who
left for Cripple Creek some time ago.
G. A. Wagner. accompanied by his
wife, arrived from Denver yesterday.
Mr.. Wagner has been lying i'll at the
hospital there for the last two weeks
with appendicitis. He seems to be all
right now and is looking fine.
D. 8. Davis left for visit to Denver
last Saturday returning again Sunday.
Sam Neissen came up from Denver
Saturday to give out the contracts for
the new school building. He returned to
the capital Sunday.
W. NJ. Ellis OF Russell Gulch, made a
short business visit in Arvada last week
and while here called on the editor, re-
newing his subscription.-Sun.
Sherman Harris returned from visit
to the stan capital last Tuesday morn
ing Stsz
The ". E. church people gave a social
at the church last Friday evening. There
was large crowd present and they all
had fine time.
The Rebekah lodge are figuring on
having big blow out here this evening.
Arrangements have been made for a
large crowd. The Central City lodge is
expected up in body.
A very important item OF news has
been omitted from the home papers for
the last two weeks. That is, Albert Lev.
erton and John Hancock No. 2, were
over to the celebration at Georgetown on
the 4th, and participated in the foot
race. Mr.. Leverton won the first money
while Mr.. Hancock came in for second.
There is some talk Of putting these two
gentlemen against the state record which
they will probably make look sick.
Miss Barbara Schaeffer left last Tues
day for Denver to attend the wedding Of
her sister, Anna.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Observers contemporary announced in
last weeks issue that Miss Anna Schaei.
fer and Mr.. Henry Mccarthy were mar.
ried last week, We are pleased to an.
nounce the fact that the popular young
couple were married in Denver yeeter.
day in the Catholic church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccarthy are we'll known in the
county and have the well wishes OF ths
whole community in their iourne,
through life.
Rev. W. e. Phiphsr gave very inter
esting and instructive lecture on "Johr
Weslsy" last Friday evening at the M
E. church.