Gilpin observer., 1903-06-18
BLACK HAWK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Havens gave a
farewell dance at Firemen's hall Tues
day evening in honor Of their sister, Mrs.
Roy Murray, who will make her future
home in Arizona. There were large
number of friends present who enjoyed
a very merry evening, and wished Mrs.
Murray good luck and God speed. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fleucken-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruner, Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Burroughs. Mesdames Negri, Edward
and VIM. Mccarthy, Harry Key, Misses
Lizzie Murray, Fannie Thompson, Ella
Rachofsky, Minnie Negri, Susie Robins,
Lille Cohen, Minnie Wheeler, Florence
Isaacs, Louise Obweiger, Minnie Belotti,
Bessie Kriley Mable Robins, Annie
Rolling, Grace Grutzmacher, Minnie
Sorenson, Emma Hansen, Edna Hol-
brook, Permilla Rundquist, Emily Negri,
and Messrs. Henry Mccarthy, Albert
Larson, John Curry, Joe Zeigler, Abe
Cohen, Herman, Fred and Louis Pircher,
Dave Thompson, Emmett Morris, VIM.
Vine, Zach Mackey, Frank Strasser,
Charles Keam, Harry Blake, John Rohl-
ing, Ray Thompson, Thomas Moyle,
Frank Jones, Frank Waldhardt, James
Quinn, Fred Bishop, Frank Graham,
John O'Mera, Homer Lyman.
Mrs. w. H. Maughan of Black Hawk,
was III town last Saturday for a short
time.-Golden Globe.
At the last meeting of Black Hawk
Circle No. 3SS, Women of Woodcraft,
the following officers were elected:
Guardian Neighbor- Cox.
Past Guardian Neighbor- Charlotte
Gray.
Advisor-Effie L. Tabb.
Magician-Anrie S. Lipp.
acknowledges Hamilton.
Outer Sentinel-Mary O'Meara.
Inner Sentinel-Margaret Murphy.
Capt. of .Guards-Beatrice Dunstone
Mgr. for IS months-Laura Kriley.
Guards-Bessie Kriley. Luzette Baril,
Lille Cohen, Emma Westman, Edith
Goldsworthy, Laura Kriley, Mary Kof-
ford, Susie Rogers.
Mrs. James left for Denver Saturday
afternoon to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Matte Ballard
Mrs. Phil Rohliug and family are up
from Golden and will remain here for
some time.
Henry Eatwell was visitor to Golden
Sunday, returning that evening.
Dave Thompson went to Denver Sat
urday and returned Monday.
Gus Rohling of Fort Collins, was one
of the excursionists on the special last
Sunday, and visited Phil Rohling and
family until Tuesday.
Ed O'Meara went to Golden Sunday,
returning that evening.
| j. V. Thompson went to the valley last
Saturday and brought back with him
his horse which has been out on ranch
the past winter.
Miss Claire Garrison returned TO Col
den Sunday, after very pleasant visit.
E. E. Clark was up from Denver yes
terday.
Black Hawk Lodge No. II, A. F. IL A.
NJ, will next Wednesday evening cele-
brate st. Johns Day.
The dancing party given last Thurs
day evening at Firemen's hall by Miss
Bessie Saunders in honor OF her friend,
Miss Claire Garrison Of Golden. was a
most pleasant affair and an enjoya BILE
evening was spent.
Mrs. Roy Murray left yesterday for
Bisbee, Arizona, where she will reside.
Mr.. Murray preceded her there several
months ago. Mrs. Curtis Havens accom-
panied her as far as Denver.
Don't forget the 10 cent dance OF the
fire boys Saturday night.
Fritz Stroehle vas over from Idaho
Springs yesterday.
The fat men have organized base
ball nine and have arran ged game with
the leans. 1t is likely that they will
challenge the Central fat mems nine.
Kansas City and st. Louis Are Best
Reached via the Union Pacific. Two