Gilpin observer., 1903-10-29
BLACK HAWK.

ing card party. There were quite few
people present and they all had very
enjoyable time. All kinds of games
were INDUCED in, but the principal one
was that OF might've. The ladies put
up different prizes for the most proficient
players, which were awarded as follows
Gentlemen's first prize, George w. Ward;
gentlemen's second prize, Fred Curry;
gentlemen's BOBBY prize, Richard Ste
vens. Ladies first prize, Mrs. J. Rohl-
ing; ladies' second prize, Mrs. Lipp;
ladies BOBBY prize, Mrs. Milton Flick.
The Red Men of this city have very
good time in sight for this evening in
the shape of seven candidates who are
to be given a, chance to peep into the
Red Mems wigwam. This lodge has
been growing quite rapidly of late, and
from all indications it will keep on in
this way.
D. G. Granville returned from Denver
last Monday.
Herman Pircher returned from Denver
Monday.
Mrs. J. N. Rachofsky returned from
Denver Monday. where she attended the
wedding of her niece.
Oswood Blake, of Robins & Blake,
made business trip TO Denver last Sat-
urday. He returned Monday.
ID. W. Taylor went to Denver Monday.
and returned that Afternoon.
Miss Lille Cohen returned Tuesday
from weeks visit TO friends ir Denver
and Longmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen made a
trip to Denver last week. They expect
to return Thursday.
| Ed Bartlett went to Denver Wednes-
day. From there he will go to Fort
Collins where he will make his home in
the future.
A Cohen. of the firm of Cohen & Hur-
witz, went to Denver Tuesday, where he
accompanied his mother, who left for a
visit to Pueblo.
| Miss Hilda Bolander arrived here from
Chicago last Thursday. Her health has
been poor of late and she thinks the
Colorado climate will do her good.
Miss Jennie Taylor, daughter of agent
D. W. Taylor. gave taffy pulling party
to her classmates last Friday evening,
Oct o. The evening was spent in pull
ing candy, playing games. etc. Among
those present were: Pernilla Rudqnuist,
Edna Hobrook, Gay McKinnon, Flor
ence Hill, Maud Jones. Pearle Taylor,
Jessie McKinnon. Laura Hill, Hazel
Taylor, Myrtle Keam, David Brannin,
Russell Taylor and George Stevens.
Harry Feehan came up from Denver
Monday to see his mother He returned
again Tuesday.
Ned Griffin came up from Denver Sun
day morning to see few Of his friends.
He returned again in the afternoon.
Wm. Crossley and wife returned Sat.
sylvania.
Eugene Portley came up from Denver
Monday and returned in the afternoon.
The Clark Hardware Co. were busy
yesterday putting new lock on their
door.
John Stroehle took trip out to Boul-
der park last Sunday and spent the day
fishing.
Z. +. Miles was passenger to Denver
Saturday and returned Monday.
Phil Rolling went to Golden Satur-
day afternoon.
Black Hawk Miners Union gave a
most enjoyable smoker at their hall last
evening which was attended by large
number. Addresses we're made by
President Meyer OF the Western Fedora
tion OF Miners. President Sullivan OF
the Federation OF Labor, and by several
local sprakers. After the speaking ci-
gars, coffee and sandwiches were served.
and every one had an enjoyable time.
Harry Clark went to Denver Saturday
afternoon to visit his family and came
up from Denver on Monday.
John Keys was up from Denver last
Monday.
Golden Globe: Tom Melz has moved
his family to Leyden this week. Tom
has good job there.
The entertainment and dance given by
Pewnbio Mountain Miners Union Last
Friday evening was largely attended and
a nne time was had by all and later tho
following program was rendered. All
} enjoyed . social dance.
Piano Duet. .... Mrs. Campbell and Mise Eplett
Duet. Mr.. Aullis and Mr.. Hancock
Duet. Misses Barbara and Susie schaiier
Recitation n...............' Mr. Hhsnsssl