Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08
IN RUSSELL GULCH

j. Fl. Chellew was thrown from an
ore wagon in coming down from the
Lillian mine Monday and Jared a
few ribs loose.
VIM. Officer returned Tuesday ev-
ening from a business and pleasure
trip to Denver.
Miss Marjorie Mellow, after
weeks visit in the valley with
friends, returned home Sunday.
Misses Eunice and Alberta Mat
thews and Nick Ellis spent last
Thursday in Idaho Springs.
Miss Ethel Mellow entertained the
senior girls at her home last Thurs
day.
Miss Flora Hughes entertained the
junior girls at her home on Friday
of last week.
Misses Sadie Taylor and Ruth Tom
ilson were guests of Miss Eunice Ed
wards last Thursday.
Mrs. Phillips and daughter, Miss
Clara, We're visitors to Idaho Springs
Thursday, inhalirg a little of the ra-
dunn ozone
Don't forget the concert Saturday
evening in the l. o. o. F. hall, to be
given by the choir
Albert Leverton went to Idaho
Springs Sunday to see his brother,
Claude, who is taking the radium
baths for rheum atism. He is much
improved
Chas. Serafin is quite sick and may
have to be removed to Denver.
w. E. Pascoe left Tuesday for Dem
YER
Jack Hughes & Co., are Shipping
from the Lillian this week.
Evans and Roberts are making a
shipment of ore this week from the
Specie, as is also Jack Griffin.
John Stevens s much improved
after his recent SICK spell and is
in Central this week, attending the
meeting of the commissioners. He
is thinking of goirg to Idaho Springs
to take course Of treatment at the
radium baths.
The public is invited to attend the
splendid Easter Cantatta which will
be rendered by the local choir at
the l. o. o. F., hall on next Satur-
day evening at O'Clock.
The Sunday school will meet on
next Sunday morning at 10 a. M:
preaching by the pastor at IL a. M;
Epworth League 6:15 p. m; Gospel
Team of Central at O'Clock. All are
invited to all services.
School Notes
Miss Lille Hughes was a visitor
at our school one day last week.
Miss Lynn Harris visited the in
termediate room one afternoon last
week.
John Stevens was absent one af-
ternoon last week on account of hav-
ing to go to town for his father.
We had half holiday last Friday.
Sickness caused little absence in
the month of Mar h, although the
following were neither tardy nor abb
sent during the month: Dorothy Hore
Gerald Reidl, Edth Della Santa.
Beatrice Friggins, Emilio R SIS, Glad
US Hore. Violet Riedl, Clarence Moo
berry, Clarence Wood. Archie lie
Prowse. Joe Schaffer, James Alba
sini, Joe Hore, George Mooberry, Dali
bert Mooberry. ALERT Pallaro, Roy
Reidl, Dewalt Sheer. George Stew
ems. Roy Stevens, Chas. Wagner,
Herald Wood, Alto Ress, Louie Dali
lapicola, Edith Albisini Clara Alluci.
Atilio Dalla Santa, Annie Hughes
Hughretta Hughes, Louise Joyce, Es-
ther Wood Herman Pallaro, Albina
Abasini, Lena Altasini, E,vira Dal
Sot, Costante Dallapicola. Adele Han
May Stevens, Fern Tamblyn and
George Wagner.
The children are dong good work
in all the grades, those making the
highest grades ere: Eighth grade
Clarence Wood and Clarence NIoober-
ry; seventh grade Mary Riedl and
Henry Ress ST tn grade Dorothy
Hore and Edath Dal'a Santa: fifth
grade Roosa welt Edwards and Louise
Joyce: third grade Chas. Wagner and
Esther Wood.
Don't fail to attend the Cantatta
at the Odd Fellows hall Saturday
night. 1t Is both instructive and
entertaining. Cone you will enjoy