Gilpin observer., 1904-12-01
SLACK HAWK.

| Chris Fox was visitor to Denver the
first OF the week.
John Curry is back to work again af-
ter short sick spell.
Neal Burroughs left for a short visit
to Denver last Friday.
Jake Gobelman left this morning on
business trip to Denver.
John Osborne had the rdbf OF his
house shingled this week.
Henry Mccarthy OF Denver came up
Friday on visit to relatives.
Mrs. Abe Cohen leaves tomorrow for a
months visit to relatives in Denver.
A. j. Gray and family seturned Sun
day from weeks visit to Longmont
Michael Vaughn leaves this afternoon
for months visit to Iowa, Illinois and
and Wisconsin.
Miss Tressa Munley was up from
Denver last Thursday to spend Thanks
giving with relatives.
WI. Westman returned the first OF
the week from months visit to Den.
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YER and Cripple Creek.
Prof. Matthews OF the public schools
of this city left "Wednesday afternoon for
a short visit to the valley.
Phil Hollenbeck is moving his house
hold goods to the house below Ben
Olsen's place Of business.
George Roberts and wife left Thurs.
day morning to spend thanksgiving with
Mrs. John Curry in Denver.
j. W. Straughn left Thursday to eat
turkey with his wife and daughter in
Denver He returned again Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10. Crimes were mp from
their home 10 Denver last Thursday to
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Cohen.
Mike Sullivan is cleaning up the en-
PITY store room drst door below A Lipps
J meat market aud intends to furnish up
for saloon.
Mrs Phil Rohling OF Golden and
daughter, Mrs. Il. Klien Of Salida, we're
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohling
here Wednesday.
Ernest Jones was over from Idaho
Springs the latter part Of last week Wis
iting with his parents. He returned
home again Sunday afternoon.
Albert Larson leaves today for Wall
Street. Boulder county. He has given
up his position with the Clark Hardware
Co. and will make his homo there.
The Woodchoppers club Of this city
postponed their regular meeting this
week on account Of the absence Of Pete,
W hu took a weeks vacation in the city.
Tie free dance that was to have been
given last Saturday evening was pos
poned to tomorrow evening on account
OF being unable to secure music. The
dance is to be given by some Of the
victorious Democrats who we're elected
on November 8.
The Rathbone sisters had a social
time after their regular meeting last
Friday evening and an enjoyable even.
ing was had. The usual gaiaties were in
dulged in. including refreshments. The
prizes for card playing wore: First, Mrs.
G. Schneider, Mrs. Blake; second, Mrs.
o. Ruttcamp, o. Blake; BOBBY. Mrs.
Rogers, Mrs. Pircher.
The social given last Friday evening
by the Epworth League was great sue
cess 10 every particular. There were in
all about 5)'people present and they
enjoyed themselves immensely. The en-
tertainment consisted of speaking, vocal
and instrumental music, etc. Refresh
ments in the form OF coffee, sandwiches
ice cream and cake were served.
Gregory Camp No. 5o4 held their ell
ection OF officers last evening which are:
p. C. C.-Thomas Beattie
c. CD. F. Kriley
A. L.-Joseph Moyle
Bauker-Joseph Borzago
Clerk-C. B. Klais
Escort-A. l. Cohen
Watchman-Arthur Gray
Sentry-F. o. Anderson
Manager, 18 months-Thomas Beattie
Mrs. Andy Fleckenstein gave birth
day party to number Of her friends last
Tuesday evening. There were large
number present and a splendid time
was had, Mrs. FlecKenstein proving to be
an excelant hostress. The evening was
spent 10 playing games, singing, playing
etc. A regular supper was served and
was pronounced as the best that ever
happened In ttis city. Tho prizes for
card playing were: First. Mr.. Bruner,
Mrs. Dawson; second, Mrs. A. +. Grutz.