Gilpin observer., 1907-08-15
HAWK NEWS in RUSSELL GULCH

Doc Williams was visiting in Denve
Sunday. He took his children down
who have been visiting in Idaho Spring
for the past few weeks.
E. P. Owen left for Denver Saturda.
on visit.
A game of ball will be played be
tween the locals and the Georgetown
aggregation Sunday next. On Labol
day and the Sunday preceding couple
of games will be played at Silver Plume
with team from the latter place.
Jenk Davis and some friends in Cen
trail left yesterday morning for Nam
moth on fishing trip of several days.
Several of the lodges will give big
picnic here Saturday. The Russell
Gulch band is to furnish the music fol
the day, and big dance will be giver
at l. o. o. F. hall in the evening.
Mrs. John Joyce is reported quite
sick with the typhoid fever.
Miss Lizzie Jones came up from her
home in Denver the latter part of last
week on visit.
Miss Aida left Wednesday morning
for Denver.
Mrs. L. Askew, who has been visit
ing in Spokane for the past month or
50, returned here Saturday.
The telephone company has another
sweet voice added to its equipment in
Central. Miss Minnie Eplett has ac-
cepted position as operator with that
company.
Matelli Pinteralli has moved back
to this place from Idaho Springs. He
prefers Russell Gulch any day to Idaho
Springs.
D. E. Scherer and family went to
Colorado city to attend the conventions
of the Red Men and Pocahontas. Mr..
Scherer went as delegate from Rising
Sun Tribe No. 2 of Nevadaville. :,
Depthy Mine Inspector ]. R. Wood
came up from Denver Saturday on a
tour of inspection to a number of the
mines.
Mrs. T. Roberts returned to Fort Col
lins after short visit to her husband
here.
Frank Paxton and wife returned from
the valley the latter part of last week.
Mrs. j. Mellow and children left for a
visit to Denver Thursday.
Mrs. Guthrie and family of Escredge,
Kansas, arrived here the latter part of
last week on visit to the Harris fam
lily.
Mark Harris has aroused much curios-
ity and speculation by coming down
town almost every evening with a large
bouquet of sweet peas pinned to his coat,
and about half past seven or eight dis
appears. He said, when questioned,
that every time he sat down to a table
the flies thought the top of his head,
which is very conspicuous by the absence
Of a soft covering, was skating rink
and made life miserable by continually
skimming across the same, and that the
perfume of sweet pea was obnoxious
to the flies and made them keep their
distance.
Geo. Stevens, who has been sick in
Arvada for the past few weeks is re-
ported as getting much better.
Carl Gilbert and family moved their
household effects up from Idaho Springs
the latter part of last week and will re-
side here in the future.
Sid Joyce, and 10. Koons, Jr., left
the first of the week for Steamboat
Springs on hunting and fishing trip
fer several weeks.
j. Dalsant has moved his household
effects and family to Central City.
A. A. johnson was up from Denver
Sunday looking after some of his min.
ing interests.
Miss Charline Austin returned to hel
home in Denver after short visit with
her father here.
Melvin Edwards, ex-secretary of the
state came up from Denver Tuesday OF
visit.
Mrs. Paoli and children returned from
the valley the first of the week.
Miss Mayme johnson, former resi-
dent of Delta, has been chosen by the
school board for the intermediate de