Gilpin observer., 1904-12-15
BLACK HAWK.

Monday for Denver where they will re-
side in the future.
Last evening the Woodmen gave a
grand banbuet in honor of the Women
Of Woodcraft Circle No. 3SS Of this city.
A very large gathering was present and
everybody present had all they wanted
TO eat. Everybody had fine time.
The Black Hawk mandolin club has
feorganized and now the people Of this
city will have the pleasure OF some be-
autiful rendered selections at some Of
the social functions that will be given in
the near future.
A number OF the young men OF this
place are organizing an athletic club
which will be good thing as they will
have some place to spend few hours.
Ben Hurwitz, of the firm OF Cohen &
Hurwitz, returned from business visit
to Denver Tuesday.
Miss Gay McKinnon returned last
Tuesday from visit to Denver.
John Keyes left for a visit to Victor
last Thursday.
E. Mattivi was up from Denver the
frst Of the week on short visit.
Chris Fox left for visit to Denver
the first Of the week.
A large number Of the Red Men OF
this city journeyed to Nevadaville last
Monday evening to participate in giving
several pale faces the chiefs degree.
Afterwards banquet was served and
everyone had fine time.
Don't forget the Red Mems ball to-
morrow evening. Koenigsberg orches-
ira will furnish the music. Tickets 81.
Tickets and cards are out announcing
the grand Xmas ball 10 be given by the
Degree Of Pocahontas on Friday, Dec.
%. This annual ball promises to be
the best ever, SO buy ticket early be-
fore they are all gone. Koenigsberg's
orchestra. Tickets 81. Supper is to be
served.
Last Friday erening the Misses Jessie
Mitchell and Mae Meyers gave party
to number OF their friends at the home
Of the former in Chase gulch. A very
pleasant evening was had by everybody
present. Games OF different sorts were
INDUCED in, also fine spread which
was prepared and served by the Misses
Meyers and Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell
Among those present were: Misses
Elizabeth and Sophie Shinherr, Frances
Thompson, Grace Grutzmacher, Olga
Crook, Minnie Sorenson, Bertha Mitch
ell, Bessie Kriley, Pearl Taylor, Maud
Jones, Mae Myers, Hazel Myers. Jessie
Mitchell Messrs. lack Mackey, Fred
and John Curry, r. E Morris, Louis
O'Donald. John Loss, Fred Pircher, L.
Rachofsky, Frank Waldhart, Arthur
Crook, Jud Kriley, Geo. Kurtz, Otto
Altvater, Frank Cody. Geo. Jackson,
james Powers, Arthur Kruse: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rohling, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Quinn.
Last evening a number OF the friends
OF Miss Frances Thompson congregated
at the home OF Misses Elizabeth and
Sophie Simmer and from there, went
to their destination in body to give
her surprise and wish her many re-
turns Of the day, her birthday. They
were Just in time for as they entered
the door she was just about ready to
leave for the show in Central. 1t was
complete and happy surprise, then
come cards were produced and progress
sive high five was the feature of the
evening intermingled with music from u
graphophone, etc. The prizes for card
playing were: First, Mrs. j. Rolling,
Fred Pircher: BOBBY, Miss Frances
Thompson, Otto Altvater. Miss rhomp.
son received several beautiful presents
Refreshments were served. Amontg
those prent were: Misses Nine Meyers,
Sophie and Elizabeth Simmer. Bertha
and Myrtle Mitchell, Grace Grutzmnch
er, Frances Thompson: Messrs. Fred
Percher, Jake KrelI. Zack Mackey, Frank