Gilpin observer., 1905-07-06
RUSSELL GULcH.

who left for Denver Monday afternoon
to spend the 4th there.
VIM. Braden went to Denver Monday
morning to remain during the 4th..
John Hancock, Richard Tretheway.
Bob Davis and Frank Christonia were
four stays who took in the doings in Sill
YER Plume the 4th. We could not call
them stays only on the journey to and
from that place, for from all appearances
they wore their butt-in pins while there
A. Stearn and Hiss Margaret McCul-
Tough of Central drove to Boulder park
the 4th.
J. Friggln and family, accompan led by
j. Hancock and family, drove to George
town on the 4th
James Wood left for Bonanza Tuesday
morning, where he goes to work for
Amos Goddard, who is running q mill
there.
Sam Neissen was up Saturday to look
over the school house proposition. He
returnsd to Denver Sunday.
Tom Ellis and VIM. Leverton went to
Boulder park by the way OF the &. & s.
and Moffat, Tuesday.
DR.. Fouts left for the valley this morn.
ing.
Hugh and Jerry Williams left for
visit to Denver Sunday.
Tom Williams spent the Fourth in
Denver.
Mrs. W. Obley and child returned from
visit to relatives in Kansas. Sunday.
Theodore Shull was here the latter
part OF last week looking over mining
matters.
The band hoys, accompanied by sew
eral OF their best lady friends, went to
Boulder park Tuesday to spend the 4th.
They took their instruments along, and
after arriving there played for dance
at the pavilion. The hills just rang with
some Of the most inspiring music ever
heard 10 that section, and soon all the
campers and sightseers for miles around
were in attendance, and swell time was
had. The party also had their pictures
taken while there. Among those pres
ent were: Jo Bray, Phil Curtis, George
Schaeffer, J. Rachofsky, F. Fergachick,
l.. Schaeffer, c. Manhire, Louis and
Theo. Rachofsky, VIM. Geary, II. Steven~,
jamie and Dora Rachofsky, Barbara a d
Susie Schaeffer, Lyla Stevens, Minnie
Warren, Mayme Mayhem and Mrs. T..
Schaetfer.
H. Matthews and wife and c. Ellis ac
companied the band boys.
Peter Barnali has moved his houte.
hold effects from his former residence to
the house recently vacated by NJ. NJ.
Jameson.
Ed. Jones left for a visit to his family
in Denver Monday, returning Tuesday.
Robert Beckett and wife returned from
their wedding trip last Sunday evening.
c. A. Wagner, who was taken to ST.
Luke's hospital in Denver last week to
be operated upon for appendicitis, is re-
ported as improving fast.
| Most Of the people here took in the
races at either Silver Plume or Central,
Tuesday.
Jenkin Davis has sold the interest he
recently purchased in the Jameson ex-
press business to John Joyce, so now the
business will be conducted by Joyce &
Friggin.
Barber Powell returned from Denver
last Thursday after quite an extended
trip. He was accompanied by his wife,
who is improving from her sick spell.
DR.. Fouts returned last Thursday from
a business trip to the state metropolis.
T. p. Thomas left for Denver Sunday
afternoon.
| E. p. Owens left for visit to Denver
Sunday.
Mrs. Wagner returned Monday morn
ing from Denver, where she accompanied
her husband.
j. Davis, Bob Edwards and Misses
Grace and Edna Pascoe took drive to
wards Georgetown and Silver Plume,
Tuesday.
Phil Mellow, Louis Williams and the
Misses Emile Prowse and Lille Mellow
drove to Silver Plume to spend the 4th.
Misses Bessie Mellow, Nellie Richards,
Mabel Eplett and Messrs. John Joyce,
Fred Uren and viii Richards drove to
Silver Plume to spend the Fourth.
Miss Lizzie Vosper, Albert Levertou.
Miss Mayme Harvey ard j. Hancock
formed merry party who spent the 18th
in Silver Plume.