Gilpin observer., 1916-05-18

NJ. NJ. Jameson, OF Malala, Ore.
visited last Friday with old friends.
He was on his way to Virginia where
be win spend the remaining years Of
his LIE. Mr.. jaime son was a resident
of Russell Gulch Until Is years ago.
Rcbt- Prouse, the mail boy, lost
$1,000 in currency somewhere on the
road between Central and Russell
Gulch, last Friday. The money was
in large envelope and was address
ed to the third assistant postmaster
general A reward has been offered
for It's return.
Geo. Benkelman. c. Bowman and
wife and DR.. Brown and wife, all OF
Denver. weres visitors Sunday to in
spect mining property.
Mrs. Nellie Joyce and children left
Tuesday morning for Central to Wis
1t while with relatives before re-
turning to their home IN Victor
Tie school beard has made tie fcl-
lowing appointment of teachers: G.
T. Steinsuitz, prirc:ral; Miss Ella
Prouse, intermediate; Miss Lillian
Hughes, primary.
1t is reported that the Lillian mine
is socm to start work.
Persons were up from Denver last
week. inspecting the Delaware mine
with the object in view of starting
work.
John Strcehle hs u'ed boiler from
the 81 mine to Neder.and the latter
Fart of the week.
Jas. Chellew has been hauling ore
from the Francis and Powers mines.
Commissioner Hughes is replacing
waiter breaks with iron culverts and
improving the reads between Cen
tral and Russell He is doing good
job and the travelling public appreci-
ates his efforts.
LOST Several golden hours set
with diamond miru.es, on last Sun
day. No reward IS offered as they
are gone forever. Make every hour
count, Sunday as we'll as every other
day. Attend the services at the
church and cultivate your moral and
spiritual side. Sunday school at 10
a. m; Epworth League and preach
ing in the evening. Come.
Surprise Party
A very pleasant surprise rarty was
given at Odd Fellows hall on Fri
day night in honor of Mrs. John
Fnggins and her daughters, Misses
Lenna and Beatrice. Some sixty
guests were present to participate in
the pleasures of the evening.
Il The evening was spent in social
enjoyment, dancing and games. Mrs
Ben slattery of Central City, presid
ed at the piano, ard yourg and clt
tipped the light fantastic toe unit
tte wee sma hours of the morning
Refreshments were served in the ban
quet hall. where we'll arranged tables
ipterspersed with choice boquets o.
beautiful flowers, were laden with
all tie dainty viands Of the season
that were heartily enjoyed by all.
falHCne III WSiC
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Joyce, Mrs. Jacl
Joyce. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hughes. Mrs
]. Fr:ggins and daughters, Lennf
and Beatrice, Mrs. Hugh Hughes
Mrs. ]. Jones, Mrs. ]. Grenfell. Mr.
and Mrs. Tcm Ellis. Mrs. ]. Mellow
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Riedl, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Riedl, Mr.. w. L. ShuQl and daugh
ter. Miss Vivian, Mrs. ]. C. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. F. Woods. Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. Trebilcock. Mr.. Earl Harvey
Mr.. Victor Harvey. Mr.. Oils Hutton
Mrs. o. Scheffler, Mr. and Mrs. B
Crispin, Mrs. w. T. Warren, Mie:
Susie Lawrie, Miss Minnie Martin
Miss Ella LeProuse, Miss Marjorie
Mellow, Miss Clara Lever.on. Mise,
Lillian and Flora Hughes, Misses FL
sic and Emily Williams. Miss Esthel
Wood. Mss Violet Riedl. Miss Hen
rietta Hughes Miss Bessie Hughes
: Mr. Rich Hughes, Richie Hughes
!, Mr. B. Slattery Music by Mrs. b
Slattery.