Gilpin observer., 1903-09-24
BLACK HAWK.

John Kirts came in from Perigo last
Saturday and returned there again
Monday.
Several of the young men of the town
are figuring on starting up social club
and furnishing up room over the hard
ware store. This will be good way to
spend the long winter evenings and also
keep them out of mischief.
Otto Blake spent last week at Pueblo
taking in the state fair. He reports
having a good time and seeing fine
display of stock.
Al Zsmus and wife left for Greeley
last Monday and expect to reside there
in the future.
John Fleucksnstein left for Bellville,
Illinois, Monday morning and will take
up residence there.
Mrs. Josiah Stevens was visitor to
Denver last Sunday, returning in the
evening.
Miss Edith B. Godsworthy left Mon
day afternoon for Fremont, Nebraska,
where she will remain for some time re-
siding with her aunt. Miss Edith will
attend the State Normal school in the
evening studng shorthand and type
writing AMI during the day she will be
employed at a millinery parlor. Her
friends here wish her nice visit there
and speedy return to this city. She
was accompanied as far as Denver by
her father.
Joseph Waldhardt, Jr left for Denver
Monday, whereshe will attend the busi-
ness college.
l.. J. Bradshaw last week sold his
wagon repair shop on Gregory street,
and on Wednesday left for Fort Collins
with his family, where they will reside,
Joseph Waldhardt, Sr., was a visitor
TO Denver Monday, returning in the
evening.
Mrs Richard Webster and daughter
Minnie left Tuesday afternoon for Den
yer, where the family will take up resi-
dence, owing to the health of Mr. Web
ster who has not been well of late.
Elmer Bradshaw left on Monday for
Routt county where he expects to stay
this winter.
The social hop given last Friday even
ing by Gregory Camp No. 504, Woodmen
of the World, was grand success, being
we'll attended and all had a good time.
Good music was furnished by Prof Leo
Voll and the fun was kept up until early
Saturday morning. A nice lunch was
served by the Women of Woodcraft. In
the near future the boys will give ball
that will eclipse all former efforts.
Several of the members OF No. 81,
United Moderns, paid visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frack Graham and offered their
congratulations and advice.
The Windsor Hotel n this city which
has been run as lodging house for some
time, will be reopened on October / as a
strictly first class boarding and lodging
house. A competent cook has been Sc
cured and first class meals will be made
the feature. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kriley and Mrs.
p. b. Wright will have charge Of the
house, which is assurance enough that
it will be conducteclsin first class man.
ner. Mr.. and Mrs Kriley moved to that
hotel yesterday.
DR.. Miles returned from Denver Sat
urday.
Joe Cohen went TO Denver Monday to
spend the holidays.
Pat Costello and Pat Filburn returned
from Denver on Monday and left FOR
Georgetown Tuesday.
J, G. Martin and wife we're passengers
TO Denver last Friday.
Mis-. Ed Mccarthy came up from Den
ver last saturday on visit to friends.
H. Came was up FROM Denver Tuesday.
DR.. Miles reports the little child OF Al.
Mortenson AS being very sick.
He put his arm around her waist
The color left her cheek;
But on the shoulder OF his coas
II showed for 'oout week.
And when the week was nearly up
He sat him down and wrote;
any dear the paint is wearing Off;
need another coat"
She then hastencd with all speed
To Cohen a. Hurwitzs store;
Where she got nicer one for him
And brought it to him with pants.
Don't forget tho grand ball 10 be given
by the firomen Friday evening, Oct. 2.
Abe Cohen Of Cohen & Hurwitz, left
4.