Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23
BLACK HAWK.

line, the trout and game had better lock
little out
Charles Isaacs arrived Tuesday from
Joplin, Mo-, on visit to his parents and
sisters.
The A. o. U. w. of Central City last
evening gave a dance at Firemen's hall,
which was well attended.
Misses Katherine and Louise Nelson
left Saturday morning for Boulder where
they will spend their vacation.
Otto Blake left for Golden on Monday
and returned the following day,
John Wills returned from Denver last
Sunday. Mrs. Wills and baby will re-
map in that city for some time.
Reuben Marsh went to Denver Mon
day
Dave Thompson was visitor to Den
yer Sunday and returned Monday.
Louis Fishel was up from Denver last
Monday visiting his uncle, Abe Cohen.
Free Lynch was visitor to Denver
Sunday, returning that evening.
Mrs. Walters, who has been visiting
DIR. and Mrs Richmond for some time,
left Monday for her home in Sandnsky,
Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. Richmond left Monday
morning for Denver where the doctor is
In attendance at the extra session of the
legislature as representative from this
county.
Billie Quincy was a visitor to Denver
last Sunday.
Gregory Camp No. 504, w. o. w, at
their last meeting installed The officers
elected at the regular meeting in June.
After the installation ice cream and cake
was served and most enjoyable evening
was spent The Women of Woodcraft
were guests during the evening.
James Roberts was a passenger to
Denver last Sunday.
Herman Pircher spent last Sunday in
Denver.
Albert Larson and Fred Curry and the
Misses May Roberts and Bessie Saund-
ers formed picnic party who went to
Thorn's lake last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson went to
Idaho Springs last Sunday to visit with
friends.
Pat Costello went to Denver Sunday,
pal Munley was a visitor to Denver on
Sunday.
F.ahh Sttaub was Up from Denver { II
Sunday looking after mining interests.
Philip Rohling visited his family in
Golden Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Jameson left for Denver Sunday.
Miss Lille Walker came up here from
Golden Saturday and is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. McCaly.
Mrs. Dennis arrived from Denver last
Friday and is visiting her daughter, An
ME, at the Colorado house.
Miss May Roberts of Trinidad arrived
Saturday and is visiting her friend, Miss
Bessie Saunders.
What came near proving serious ac-
cident happened last Saturday at the
National tunnel. William Hoskins, Leo
.Pircher and Pat Costello were working
in the breast of the tunnel and became
overcome by gasoline which must have
escaped from the engine at the mouth of
the tunnel and drifted into the tunnel.
The men became unconscious and fell to
the ground, and but for the fortunate
arrival OF William Cecil who came into
the tunnel and finding the men insensi
BILE, pulled them out to the fresh air, or
they might have lain there until death
came.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Mortenson came up
from Denver Sunday to visit friends.
Charles Stout was visitor to Denver
last Sunday.
DR.. Miles spent Sunday in Denver.
Henry Kroeger came up from Denver
on Monday.
Miss Emma Negri left for Edgewater
last Saturday TO visitwith friends for
month or so
Rev Glockner and family loft for Den
yer Monday.
Charles Chatfield arrived last Monday
from the San Juan district.
Mrs. John Beattie returned from Den.
yer Sunday after several weeks visit with
her daughter 10 that city.
John kurri, the side partner Of Joseph
Waldhart iD the Ohio mine, who has
been visiting 10 Germany for number
Of months, returned Saturday evening
He enjoyed his trip very much and looks