Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
IN RUSSELL GULCH


Work is being done by the county
on the road to Elkhorn gulch.
Denver musicians, who drifted in
from Idaho Springs, furnished mu-
sic for the dance last Wednesday
evening in the Odd Fellows hall.
The affair was given under hte aus
pices of Russell B. B. club.
Chas. Penasa and daughter left
the latter part of the week for Den
yer. Miss Stanchini accompanied
them home and will visit in Russell.
Wednesday evening a comet sur
prise party was given on Harry Mat
thews by number Of his friends.
who gathered at the residence Of
Mrs. D. Mooberry. During the even
ing dance was enjoyed in Zancan-
ella hall.
Joe Poletti and Mario Avi have re-
turned to Lombard.
The cable at the Old Town mine
broke Monday. Dirt was being hoist
ed at the time and no one was in
jured.
| Miss Edna Trezise, who had been
visiting the Penasa family, returned
Monday to Denver.
| L. Sternberger was up from Den
ver this week to look after his in
terests here.
D. E. Shearer has been busy this
week constructing a fence around his
place.
Joe Ress returned Monday from a
visit to the valley.
| Quite a number from Russell at
tended the entertainment given by
the Apollo club in Nevada last Fri
day evening.
M. w. Tanner was over from Idaho
Springs Monday on mining business.
Evan Evans left Sunday for Den.
ver to visit his family.
E. H. Crabtree, connected with the
Federal mine, made a trip to Den
yer this week.
w. E. Pascoe was up from Denver
during the week, on school business
and to visit his family.
Jenk. Davis returned Saturday from
4 a visit to ti1e-vaiiey. ~ -------------
Mrs. Wrinkle, formerly of this place,
but now a resident OF Idaho Springs,
was taken to Denver a few days ago,
where she underwent an operation.
Will Brenton and family contem.
plate moving to Central to make that
city their home.
Saturday evening a surprise party
was rendered James Simmons at
the family residence by a number OF
friends. Games were played and de-
lightful refreshments were partaken
OF. A coed time was had by all pres.
ent.
Mrs. Natalie PintareMi has been
quite i'll this week with throat trouble
w. F. Bockfinger has been suffer-
iIs the tortures Of the damned this
week. Rheumatism is the cause.
; T. P. Thomas was over from Elk
horn gu.ch Tuesday to attend to bus
mess and to get his mail.
There will be social dance in
Zampedri hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Vivian and son, who
had been visiting a couple of weeks
with relatives at Mt. O.ivet, return.
; ed Tuesday evening.
Sunday afternoon the Russell ball
the score being IL to 6. The game
was umpired by John Chapple from
Nevada who was very satisfactory
to both sides.
Mrs. VIM. Kirk, Jr., and baby re-
turned Saturday from a visit with
relatives in Idaho Springs.
Mrs. Morgan and daughter. Miss
Alice were visitors to Idaho Springs
Sunday. On their return they were
; accompanied by the daughter OF Mrs.
Ted Jones.
Mrs. David Wodd and the Misses
Queen, Of Denver. who had been vie-
iting with relatives, returned home
Monday afternoon.
A number OF the Austrians OF this
place were present at the christen-
ing OF the Cristelli baby in Central
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Reidel. Jr., left Tuesday
| morning for the valley to visit with
I relatives.
Rev. Father McCabe was called
: from Idaho Springs Tuesday morning
= to administer the last rites OF the
church TO Mrs. Sax, who was criti-
+ cally i'll.
Robert Elvinc, CT the Lombard sec
ton. was in town Saturday. He may
3, remain fer some time.