Gilpin observer., 1903-08-13
BLACK HAWK.

1rOI. anu MrS llul, tuo uduCib
structors who have been giving lessons
throughout the county for the past four
weeks, left Sunday for Georgetown to
remain.
E. Manson went to Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Movers returned Thur s.
day from two months trip through the
East.
Homer Lyman who was called to At
Gibson, Nebraska. about two months ago
returned last week, and his smilin G
countenance is again to be seen around
the c u S depot.
John O'Meara was a visitor to Denver
last Saturday.
Mrs. Zisch and the Misses May Rob
erts and Bessie Saunders went to Den
yer last Friday.
Miss LULU Richards of ST. Louis, VIII o
has been visiting her cousins. MIR. and
Mrs. Herman Hartman the past month,
returned to her home Saturday. Mrs.
Hartman accompanied her as far as
Denver.
Frank Fleiss went to Denver Sunday.
Abe Cohen of Cohen & Hurwitz, left
for Denver last Sunday.
Mrs. Andy Fleuckenstein and baby
left for Idaho Springs Sunday to spend
the week with relatives and to attend
the Council of Pocahontas.
Frank Lightfoot left for Denver last
Thursday. returning Sunday.
81. Several friends of Miss Myrtle Morten
son gave her birthday surprise party
last Saturday afternoon.
Judd F. Kriley was introduced into
the mysteries OF the Woodmen of the
World Friday night. After the initia-
ton refreshments and fruit were served
and social evening spent.
The United Moderns will hold pic
mic next Tuesday for members and in
vited friends. They have chartered
train over the tramway. and will leave
Black Hawk at 7:30 o'clock next Tues
day morning. The day will be spent at
Russell flats.
Gilpin Circle No. 3ss, w. O. W., will
hole a picnic at Missouri lake next
Wednesday, Aug. 10. The Women of
Woodcraft and Woodmen OF the World,
both of Central and Black Hawk have
been invited to attend.
Elmer Bradshaw last week built a
bread delivery box for james Murray's
bakery.
Mrs. John Curry left Saturda, last to
visit with friends in Arvada and Denver.
VIM. Flick, Sr., returned Monday from
3 weeks visit in the country at Buck.
mans ranch.
4 most pleasant surprise party was
Even Tuesday evening on Miss Elsie
Teats. A very enjoyable evening was
spen, in playing games, etci and during
the evening light refreshments were
served, which were much enjoyed. Those
present were the Misses Olga Crook,
Bertha Schneider, Mayme Carey, Jessie
McKinnon, Gay McKinnon, Nora Crook,
Cora Davey, Myra Todd, Louise Zisch,
VIM. Menhennett, Carl Kriley, Frank
Manuel, Henry Zisch, Leo Pircher, Ar
thur Crook, Joseph Brown, Fred Wald-
hart, Joseph Carey, Arthur Teats.
The funeral Of the late Edward l..
Quinn occurred last Thursday from
Harris undertaking establishment in
Central, and was followed to the grave
by large number of his former friends
Deceased was born in Shullsburg, Wis.
Feb. 10, 1876, and resided there until
Sept 30, 1850, when he came to Black
Hawk. and has resided. here since. He
leaves u wife, daughter and two sisters
in Shullsburg, two sisters in Iowa and a
sister aud brother in Altman, Colo. lie
hId hereditary consumption and catch
ing cold his death soon ended all In
terment was made in Dory Hill cemo.
terry.
DR.. and Mrs. j. 4, Richmond received
word Sunday evening that their brother
In law, Henry Mulheisen, had been ser
iousy burned the day previous while
attempting TO repair an automobile. The
DIR. and Mrs Richmond went to Denver
Monday morning, and returned that
evening accompanied by petite Mis-
Frances Mulheisen, who will remain
here while her papa rs in the hospital.
Richard Webster and wife left yes,er
day morning for Denver
Mrs. }. Curry, daughters Bessie, Ma
bel and Martha, and Irs. Rogers ent Il
Denver Tuesday to attend the funeral o
the late Harry Curry.
Mrs. II. Curry was called 70 Denver