Gilpin observer., 1903-09-17
BLACK HAWK.

Mrs. Murphy and son Clarence went
to Denver Thursday on business.
Charles Niccum went to Denver last
Thursday and returned Sunday
VIM. Saunders was visitor to Denver
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Free Lynch went to Den
yer Saturday, where Mrs. Lynch remains
for week visiting friends.
Albert Larson and Howard Wehre re-
ceiyed an invitation last week to report
for duty with Co. f at Cripple Creek,
and they left Saturday for that place.
WI Rumble, wife and son Percy left
Sunday for a visit in Denver. They re-
turned Tuesday.
Tom Beattie, wife and family went to
Denver last Sunday and remained until
Tuesday.
Charles Stout went to Denver on bus
mess Tuesday.
Miss Kate Burns of Denver is visiting
Mrs. Murphy at the Colorado House.
The store of Cohen & Hurwitz will be
closed Tuesday and Wednesday next on
account of being Jewish fast days.
Jack Keyes was up from Denver this
week and returned again yesterday.
w. R. Welch will go to Loveland to
take the agency of the Colorado u south
ern at that place. He will be succeeded
by NJ. r. Frampton of Colorado Springs,
recently with the Rock Island. Mr..
Welch's appointment is in the nature of
deserved promotion, and his friends
here are copgratulating HIM. During
the period that he has had charge OF the
railway business here he has made many
friends who will regret his departure
from this city Idaho Springs Gasetts
Miss Mary Strasser who has been Wis
iting friends in Denver the past two
months, returned Tuesday evening.
Harry Clark left for Denver Saturday
and returned Monday.
Minnie Sorenson went to Denver last
Thursday on two weeks vacation.
Fred Curry, John Loss and Richard
Stevens drove over to Idaho Springs last
Saturday.
II. Chas. Keam and Richard Stevens
left for Denver Tuesday on a weeks
visit with friends.
Mrs. Jerry Niccum left Sunday for
Oakland, Kansas, where she will reside
in the future. Mr.. Niccum will follow
very shortly
Gregory Camp No. 50i, W. o. W., gave
the Women of Woodcraft most delight
full surprise Friday evening last. While
the ladies lodge was in session the men
stole into the ante room, and securing
the dining tables began spreading the
table with good things to eat, and were
ali ready when their presence was dis
covered by the ladies. After the feast
dancing was INDUCED in and very
pleasant evening was spent. The com
mittee in charge were Albert Larson
Joe Borzago and Charles Klais.
Miss Esther Runqnist left for Denver
Tuesday where she will attend business
college.
soi Mrs. Preston Holbrook left yesterday
afternoon for Denver whe,e she will
meet her daughter Edna, who has been
Visiting in Minnesota during the summer.
Louis RachofsSy this week found a
valuable ring. The owner can have the
same by calling on him, proving property
and paying for this notice.
Frank Anderson and w. J. Boylan will
ride the goat at the next meeting OF the
Woodcraft.
Gregory Camp No 50i, Woodmen Of
the World, will give grand ball at Fire
mems ball on Friday evening, Sept. Is.
Good music will be there and good
time is promised.
TIE Black Hawk fire department will
give a ball at their hail on Friday, Oct.
.. Further particulars later.
Jame1 Mulis aud William Harvey OF
this city secured second prize in the
double hand drilling contest at Black
Hawk on Labor Day. their record being
"a l.l6 inch against % 10.lG inches made
by Ecclier and Zieger of Black Hawk.
There were several contestng teams but
they failed TO win anything. Mitchell
and White were among these. but they
had the bad luck to break off bit in
the hole. Considering this their record
20 GIG inches was exceptionally good.
Regarding the report that the commit
tee in charge of the contest had barred
Mitchell aud White, IL seems there is a
misunderstanding. Both men, when in