Gilpin observer., 1903-12-10
+. ]. ILTVG1ER, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903.
BLACK HAWK.

Ed. Feehan left for California last
Sunday and expects to remain there for
while.
Bert Cameron was another passenger
to California last Sunday and expects to
remain.
Harry Feehan and wife returned from
visit to Denver Wednesday.
Ernest Mattivi left for business trip
to Denver last Saturday.
George Rogers left for short visit to
Denver last Saturday, returning Sunday
John Keyes weat down to the capital
last Saturday and returned Monday.
John Wills went to Denver Saturday
and returned Monday.
Thomas George was a passenger to
Denver last Sunday
A. Lipp left last Sunday for business
trip tc Denver.
Mrs. Holbrook and daughter left last
Saturday for visit to Denver. They
returned home Sunday.
Miss Bessie Sanders went to Denver
last Monday on visit.
Homer Lyman was passenger to
Denver last Tuesday.
Last Saturday evening fhe Women of
Woodcraft held their regular monthly
meeting and elected the following off
Gers for the ensuing tenn: Guardian
Neighbor, Effie Tabb; Advisor, Anna
Lpp; Clerk, Daisy Tabb; Banker, Kath-
crime Miller; Magician, Della Carvell;
Attendant, Margaret Murphy; Inner
Sentinel, Mary O'Meara; Outer Sentinel,
Annie Waldhardt;.. Captain OF Guards,
Bessie Kriley; Manager, Frank Ander-
son; Musician, Daisie Tabb; Guards No.
1, Lille Cohen, Luzetta Bane, Laura
Kriley, Anna Haller, Mary Keam, Leah
Rachofsky, Hannah Merz and Mary
Koffod.
Gregory Camp No. 5O Woodmen of
the World, elected the following officers
at their last meeting OF Friday. Dec. A:
PC. c., A. l. Cohen; G. c., Thomas
Beattie; A. L., F. o. Anderson; B., Jos.
Borzago; c.. c. b. Klais; S., Abraham
Cohen; NJ, Arthur Gray.
Last Tuesday evening number OF
the friendsiof Mrs. Murphy of the Colo
RADIO House, gave surprise party in her
honor at her residence in this city. A
very pleasant time was had by all pres
ent, the evening being spent in playing
cards. singing, dancing and refreshments,
after which everybody left for their
homes highly pleased. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Duhurst,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzgibbons Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. O'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Car.
vel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lynch, Mrs. Tier
ney, Mrs Floyd, Mrs. McNevins and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Markey, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Haley p. d. Graham, Mr. and Mrs Emil
Dewey, Prtrick and John Munley, Pat
rick and Jerry Costello, Patrick Lynch,
Marsh and Beppo Larger, VIM. Hamil-
ton, Marie Maroney, Masters Jos. Du
hurst, Daniel Lynch, August Osanna,
Matt Andretti.
At the last meeting OF the Indian Soc.
iil Club the following officers were elect
ei for the ensuing year: President, II.
Pircher; Vice President, Albert Eatwell;
Trustees, j. Rohling, l.. Rachofsky, o.
Blake; Secy. Treas. T.. Pircher The
club voted that hereafter they would
rent their hall on holidays for $40.
John Koyes reports that the Gilpin
mill is well supplied with ore at the pres
time some of it being piled up outside of
the building. This morning they start
ed up the extra twenty five stamps
that have ueen lying idle for some time.
This makes the capacity double what it
has been lately
Coal has been received in this city
Since Monday tnd as soon as it arrives it
is goboled up by the mines mostly.
Prof. Matthews was n passenger to
Denver last Friday.
Thos. Dunstone left Friday for a few
days business trip TO Denver,
Dominick Martello was passenger to
Denver last Friday to visit relatives
The Red Men of this city will give n
great scalp and war dance next We'd
nesday evening so buy ticket and Mt.
tend, as you are sure to have q good
tim g.
Niota Council No. 80 will give Christ.
mas Eve dance Thursday, Dec. "a.