Gilpin observer., 1913-08-07
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES IN RUSSELL GuLCH

M. Starne went to Denver Sunday
to see the great league game ant
root fer his favorite team.
Mrs. Robt. Griffith and family who
have been visiting friends in Russell
left Sunday for their home In Arvada
Attorneys j. NJ. Seright and w. C.
Matthew's were in Russell yesterday
making an examination of a mine in.
volved in lit cation in which they
figure as counsel. They didn't spend
all their time in the mine, though,
finding congenial company in the
ASSOCIATION of friends.
Wm.i Kirk, of the pageant commit
tee is certainly a rustier. He was
also appointed a committee of one
to solicit ores for free distribution
in Denver during the conclave and
when the mine owners did not let
loose TO suit him, he put men to
work in his own mine and shot down
a carload of h.gh-grade. Just to help
them out. you know.
Russell's Pmdes Played the Silver
Plumes at the latter's grounds Sun
day. The score was to 10 in favor
Of the Prides. The two teams will
again cross bats next Sunday on the
Russell grounds.
InQ E-ariy, nd 1aff Monde
for Italy to visit sick son.
Jos. Kuen, Jr., has been on the
sick list for several days. Symp-
TOMS, heart disease.
Barnabee and Rees- are having a
new front put in their liquor empor-
ium. The entire front of the build
ing was out yesterday and those who
stood at the bar imbibing the ann.
Der colored fluid, were exposed to
the popular gaze of the pedestrians.
The corpulent citizens of the town
rather liked the wide opening, as
they were saved the inconvenience
and the annoyance of scraping their
sides in passing through the narrow
door.
Ella Visintine has purchased the
Zancanella saloon and is now in
charge of this popular thirst parlor.
Ella is popularity known in the coun-
ty and is assured of good business.
Toay Zancanella and wife were Wis
itors to Denver during the week.
County Commissioner Stevens was
in from Rollinsville Sunday to visit
his family. He came home empty.
handed, which caused great disap-
pointment within the family circle,
as, upon leaving he had assured them
a nice catch of fish, he would make
during the leisure hours of the eve.
ming, after his days work.
Prof. Geo. Farmer and Alex. Klien
left Tuesday morning for Middle park
to spend a few weeks fishing and
hunting. The professor promised to
bring Mayor Wagner a four-year-old
bearskin to be used as door mat
Tor MIS- O1itce.
Vim. LeProwse and family left Sun
day for Salida, to visit friends.
An entertainment and dance will
be given in the Odd Fellows hall
on the 18th, of this month. by the
young ladies of the gulch and mem
bers of the ball club.
The Sunday school will convene on
the 10th inst at 10 a. m. Bpworth
League at $3.50 p. m, led by the pas
tor Preaching by the pastor at
O'Clock. The Misses Ellis and Rich
ards will sing a sacred duet and
Miss Florence Yourg will render 6
solo. The public. is heartily invited.
C. A. Wagner, whose prolonged alb
sence had caused a general feeling
of uneasiness to pervade the gulch
the fear being that he had been rur
down by an auto or had met witt
foul play in one Of the wicked eas
tern cities, arrived yesterday from
Richland, MINI. bringing his family
Mark Harris attempted an interview
with the gentleman, in the hope O
getting some explanation as to wha
had detained him IN the east so long
but Mr.. Wagner was very reticen
and would not talk for publication.