Gilpin observer., 1904-01-07
BLACK HAWK.

DR.. Hannah and wife of this city left
for a visit to Denver last Saturday af-
ternoon.
Last Saturday afternoon the Ran
dolph mill had new telephone bell put
in their Office which consists of two
bells, and makes enough noise to be
heard all over the mill.
Miss Tresa Munley was visitor to
this place the latter part of this week.
She returned to her home in Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Dom t..forget the leap year dance to be
given Saturday evening at firemen's
hall. 1t will be given by the ladies of
this place. Admission is 80 cents for
ladies; gentlemen free.
Mrs. Joseph Waldhart returned from
visit to. Denver Tuesday evening.
Mr. Mattivi has been rather busy this
week putting in new bar and fixtures,
which gives his place much more neat
er and prettier appearance.
Otto Blake, Richard Stevens and John
Sdiis hdNC Iva uh
extended visit to California, and if every
thing turns out all right they might stay
there.
A surprise party was given in honor Of
Miss Annie Dewey last Thursday evening
land very enjoyable evening was had.
The evening was spent in playing games,
vocal and instrumental music, and a
general good time. Among those pres
ent were noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fits
gibbon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Neil, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Karval,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Flick, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. J. Murphy, Pat Lynch, John Munley,
VIM. Hamilton, Pat Costello, James Bis
hop, Zach Mackey, Fred Curry, Amos
Cearnes, the Misses Lottie and Edna
Louis. Mary Marona, Gussie Van Pedra.
At about 2:30 o'clock the party broke
up and everybody left for their homes
well pleased.
Fred Belcher who has been sick the
past week, is now threathened with
pneumonia.
was opened in the empty store room for
herly occupied by Phil Hollenbeck as a
bakery. 1t is under the management Of
Wallace, Smith & Co. and from all re-
ports they are setting very fine table.
The Woman Of Woodcraft will have
the installation OF officers.
Niota Council No. "a had public in-
stallation OF officers last evening. The
Red Men attended in body. After the
installation general good time was had
in singing, dancing, playing cards etc.
Refreshments were served.
The officers are as follows:
Pocahontas- Maud Rohling
Wheneona-Lzzie Shoenherr
Prophetress Robins
Northumberland Stevens
1st Scout-Mabel Quinn
I'd Scout-May Kriley
1st Runner-Susie Rogers
I'd Runner-Mrs Burroughs
lst Warrior-John Rohling
I'd Warrior VIM. ]. Vine
Sd Warrior-JohH Loss
ath Warror-James G.. Bishop
1st Councler Kriley
Cd Observation-Disclosures Miller
Guard of Wigwam-Bertha Mitchell
Guard of Forest George w. Ward.
Fred Waldhardt is now driving the
stage between this city and Rollinsvi,le.
Prof. Matthews came up from Denver
Monday.
Fred Curry has accepted position
10 the Tirol saloon.
August Osana returned from visit
to Denver last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Tabb returned from visit
TO Denver yesterday evening.
The books of the clerk OF the w. o. w.
are ready for inspection.
The w. o. w. OF this city installed the
following officers for the ensuing year
i. &. G. Abraham |. Cohen
c. C.-Thomas Beattie
A. L-F. 0. Anderson
Banker Joseph Borzago
Clerk C. b. KIais
Escort Albert S. Larson
Watchman Jud #. Krley
Sentry Abraham Cohen
Managers o. Anderson, II. Il. Eat
well, A. j. Gray. After the ntallation
they had a very fine banquet aud gen
eral good time was had.
Henry Hansen, young man about %,
was on Monday last adiudged insane,
and on Tuesday was taken to the asy.
lum Mt Pueblo by Sheriff Cody.