Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10

her mOtner.
The Misses Teresa .Munley and Allie
Dempsey were up from Denver Monday
and attended the Labor day ball that
evening. They returned to Denver the
next day.
T. j. Newlun, Walter Scheer and Miss
Essie Trezise Of Nevadaville attended
the blow out OF the Red Men Sunday.
Henry Klein came up from Golden
Monday morning and returned the next
day.
o. B. Thompson returned from Den
yer Monday morning.
DR.. f. P. Miles went to Denver yester
day afternoon.
Mrs. Rachel Allen, Miss Norma Scherr
and Messrs. T. II. Mcdonald, VIM. Chris
tianson and Ben Jacobs were over from
Empire Sunday attending the meeting
of the Red Men.
IF. Hopkins of the New York mill
came up from Denver Tuesday morning.
Frank Came arrived from Denver on
Tuesday mornings train.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Rusk of Chama, n.
NJ, were last week visiting Mrs. Rusk's
sister, Mrs. Charles Cox of this city, and
were accompanied here by Mrs. Ernest
Will of Littleton, Mrs: Bell and MIR.
Washburn of Denver. The party left
for Denver Sunday.
John Keyes returned to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
School opened Tuesday morning with
a very good attendance. The teachers
are Prof w. C. Matthews, Mrs. Matth-
ews, Miss Sutton, Miss Bennett and Mrs.
j. c Martin.
Arthur Prior left Tuesday for Colo
RADIO Springs where he is a student at
Colorado College.
Last Sunday the Clear Creek Valley
Red Mems Association held business
meeting at Scandia hall in this city. All
of the officers of the Association were
present as follows: President, John F.
O'Meara Of this city; vice president, Ben
Jacobs of Empire; secretary, Louis Rach-
ofsky Of this city; treasurer, Lew Oil.
YER OF Idaho Springs. The meeting was
called to order by President O'Meara,
and after the regular routine Of business
it was agreed that the next grand ses-
sion Of the association will be held in
this city on Flag day in June next. The
following executive committee was ap-
pointed to assist at that time: Ben Hur-
witz from Black Hawk No. "a. T. J. New
lun from Rising Sun tribe of Nevada
vile, r. Classon from Blazing Arrow of
Idaho Springs, Thomas McGraph from
Narragansett of Georgetown, I. H. Nc
Donald from Macinac of Empire, VIM.
Charles from Mohican of Silver Plume,
Miss Essie Trezise from Osceola council
of Nevadaville, Katie E. Fitzpatrick from
Oneonta council of Georgetown, Rachel
Allen from Pocahontas of Empire Maud
from Niota OF Black Hawk. A
large attendance was present and ice
cream and cake were served after the
program had been rendered:
Opening Song-America. ............. Audience
flaho Soio ...'.-...'-',-...-.- Noli
Vocal Solo Arthur Teats
Recitation. ......:..........,.-,,Mr Mr., Scheer
Duett 90. Grace Grutzmacher and Arthur Teats
Song. Observation-Disclosures. Niota Council Chorus
Recitation. Observation-Disclosures Ben Hurwitz
Song ......................... Lew Oliver
Quartet. Grace Grutzmacher, Maud Meyers. |
John 0'Meara, Herman Pircher.
Piano sold .,.....!s.....s..s. ...Leo VOL
lfecltatlOn. .....-.- Mauu Meyers
Song. Niota Quartet
..Mr Scheer
Piano Solo ......................Le Leo Vol |
Gregory Camp No. 504, Woodmen Of
the World. will give a grand ball at Fire
mems hall on Friday evening, Sept Is !
Good music will be there and good
time is promised,
The Black Hawk fire department will
give ball at their hall on Friday, Oct.
=. Further particulars later.
The Labor Day celebration held in
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