Gilpin observer., 1910-10-06

F. A. Bellwood and family have
moved to Mountain City, where they
will reside. Mr.. Bellwood and son will
work at their trade as carpenters.
VIM. Shull returned last Thursday
from Denver. He expects to do some
work on the Hall property in the
near future.
John Vosper of Russell Gulah, and
James Stevens of Nevadaville, have
taken a lease on the Topeka mine.
Good luck to the boys.
Frank Wood and Charley Sober left
Russell last week for their patching
quarters at camp Clifford. Their fur
niture was taken to the camp by
Alex. Kline, who states that he don't
know which is the misses.
A letter was received from Joseph
Kuhen, Jr., stating that he would ar
rive in Russell GuIch on the return
of Jack Hughes. He will remain here
for the winter.
The streets of Russell Gulch are
being put in order for the winter
months. Thanks to Mr. Commissioner.
The Ress lease on the Iron mine
is again putting cut some fine ore.
Go in boys.
1t is reported that Joe Peeve, who
left for the old country this spring,
is dangerously i'll across the water.
Joe as a miner, was we'll known and
well liked here.
Gulch who delight in throwing rocks
and breaking windows. They will be
watched and punished to the full ex-
tent of the law fer destroying prop
erty.
Mrs. Albert Stearns was visitor
in Russell Gulch last Thursday.
Fred Zampredi, better known as
"Cristo,' is doing some painting both
inside and out, of his saloon.
]. H. Chellew is doing his own
driving nowadays. Better he started
sooner 1t is more profitable.
John Burke, principal Of the Rus
sell schools, had to resign his posi-
ton on account of the high altitude
and left for his home in Denver last
Friday.
Mrs. Cheatley and daughters, Viola
and Emma, have moved to the Beckett
home in lower Russell, where they
will reside in the future.
Earl Harvey of Russell Gulch, has
accepted q position at the Eclipse
Livery in Central as hostler.
Health Officer DR.. Froid has been
Up to Russell this week and fumigat-
ed the homes of Fred Tucker and
George Reidel also the school house.
Mr. Buttinsky is busy around the
city of Russell Gulch again since the
him. He is taking care of every
body's business except his own. Bet
ter he look after his own and cut out
nosing.
Frank Wood was a visitor to his
hcme town Sunday and says batcher's
fare is better than he expected. Oh,
you batch,
Miss Ulissa Sherer has been i'll
with the mumps for the past ten days
and now has taken with the measles.
She is reported TO be doing fine.
DR.. Froid was up Sunday and plac-
ed signs on the homes of John Stew
ems and d. E. Sherer and others.
The doors are closed between the
room of sickness and the barber shop
of d. E. Sherer and there is no dan
ger of taking the sickness, so DR..
Froid says.
Bert Friggins, Hugh Williams, vii.
fred Leverton and Fred Westcott
went over to Nevadaville Sunday to
witness the ball game between Ne
vada and Central City. Central won
/ the game by the score IL to 3.
Pref. Farmer has been engaged to
finish the term at the Russell Gulch
/ schools.
Monday night the last degree OF
Oddfellowship was conferred on d. E.
Sherer at Russell Gulch. after which
splendid spread was enjoyed by the
members OF the lodge. The Rebekas
appeared on the scene and jolly
evening was spent.
Mrs. John Leidinger, of Central
visited during the week with rela.
tives.
Mrs. Clara Philips has been suf.
fering from an attack of rheumatism