Gilpin observer., 1913-04-10

hNi. 0oOu music and a good Ll1ns
Is promised.
A birthday surprise was rendered
Mrs. M. K,den Saturday evening a;
the home of her daughter, Mrs. VIM
Stearns. Mrs Klien is So years young
and at the party was the most ac
tive Of any. She has lived in Gilpir
county good many years, and dur
ing her long residence accumulated
many friends. There were about Al
present Saturday night to aid in max
ing the occasion of this most est
Unable lady's birthday a very happy
event. Games were played and, as
the guests brought all kinds of good
things to eat, a very appetizine
| spread was served. The chief amuse
ment Of the evening was the telling
of the fortunes of all the guests by
Mrs. Khen. She predicted for all
the full measure of happiness and
prosperity during the coming years
| The hostess was the recipient oi
many beautiful presents.
Don't forget about the Ladies'
Aid social and bazaar on Friday eve,
ming of this week.
Miss Hazel Stribley fears that she
has inherited her fathers forgetful
ness. Tuesday morning she rode to
Russell, alighted at the school house
| and left her lunch in the buggy to &c
back to Central. Hadn't it been for
the large red apples of high polish
which has long been the custom Oh
scholars to present to the teacher
at the luncheon hour.
The dance by the ball team will
be given on the 18th of this month
Mrs. A. Uren is able to be up af.
ter an attack of pneumonia.
Young & Joyce are arranging the
interior of their meat market SC
that they will have more room and
onvenience.
F. G. Wood was a business passen
ger to Denver Tuesday.
N. Pintarehi and family left Den,
YER last week for Los Angeles, Cal
The family had been spending the
winter in Denver They will make
their home 5n California.
Ham Simpson, who was a residenf
of Russell for years, had his leg am
putated in Oak Creek last week. He
had an attack of typhoid fever, caus
ing gangrene to set in the leg. The
limb was amputated just below the
hip. His family has been residing
in Idaho Springs for some time.
Kenneth Lewis returned to Denve'
Wednesday after weeks vacation
Earl Harvey was a passenger Il
Denver Sunday.
Evan Evans went to Denver today
Cristo Zampedri is wearing th'
white apron at Barnabee and Rees',
saloon. Mr.. Barnabee is laid up witt
rheumatism. He went to Idah'
Springs Friday to take the baths.
j. w. Jones made a trip to Den
yer Sunday.
NJ. Starne leaves for Springfield III
Saturday.
Chas. Sperry is working on tn.
Druid.
A horse belonging to Wagner ans
Askew caught its foot in the tran
track Sunday, and the shoe had t.
be removed before the animal coult
extricate itself. The foot was bad
ly wrenched, and for time, it VIA,
thought the horse would have to b,
shot.
A cow belonging to John Bray
died this week.
The ball team played practic'
game Saturday, the first of the sea
son.
The Ladies' Aid are presenting t
the young people next Friday evendn
Mother. Goose" Refreshments will b
served after the entertainment. Ey
erybody is urged to tum out and hel
along the. Ladies' Aid in their goo
work. The price will be Within tn
bounds Of everyone's ability. AN ar
assured good time. The place |
the J. o. o. F. hail.
The pastor wdll be on hand mex
Sunday to conduct the Sunday schoe
ait 10 a. m. and to preach at IL. WE
all the parents kindly see that thel
children attend Sunday school. TIL
Epworth League will meet i'm the ev'
ming Mt $50. Miss Blanche Harrl
will lead the meeting. The topic is
1.-The Coming Of the Comforter. Nj
Holmes will preach at o'clock.
FOR SALE CHEAP