Gilpin observer., 1904-11-17
BLACK HAWK.

James V. Thompson accompanied a
distinguished set OF politicians to Den
yer Thursday.
Henry Kroger of Golden was busi-
ness visitor here Monday.
Charles Halelarrived here the first
part OF the week from South Dakota on
visit and will probably remain for some
time.
The Pocahontas served fine lunch
con at their regular meeting last week.
Abe Cohen OF the firm OF Cohen e.
Hurwitz was visiting in Perigc the first
of the week.
Moody Bros. OF Perigo have moved
their store and household goods to Hy
giene where they will reside in the fut.
ure.
The people in Perigo are complaining
quite bit lately as their postmaster
moved away and left nobody to take his
place and now sometimes they receive
their mail and then again they. don't.
NJ. E. church ladies have been going
around this week soliciting for different
things as they have decided to give q
church social next week.
The telephone company has been busy
keeping the line between here and Apex
clear lately. Probably some OF those
sweet phrases whispered by certain
young lady to him there got twisted On
the way.
Mrs. M. j. Jefferies who has been in
Denver the past four months for her
health returned Tuesday much improved.
The Epworth League have Invitations
out for Thanksgiving party to be CIV
en- at Miss Pearl Taylor's home next
Thursday.
Miss Edna Holbrook who has been
spending the past two months in Denver
returned to her home here Monday.
Mrs. Preston Holbrook left for short
visit to Denver Saturday and returned
Monday.
/ Miss Bennett, one Of our popular
school teachers left for visit to Denver
Saturday, returning Sunday.
! N. G. Mitchell Of this city has accept.
ed a position as engineer at the Gold
Dirt mine at Perigo.
Sunday night seemed to be Black
Hawk society night at the opera house
10 Central. Most sll Of the prominent
society people took stroll up there that
evening to see the play "a Little Out
cast"
Henry Becker, son and daughter. Col
lin and Miss Blanche, and father who
has been visiting here, left for ST.. Louis
Tuesday. From there they will g to
New York to visit the elder Mr.. Becker's
home.
The Women Of Woodcraft have an
bounced 30 cent dance for Thanksgiv-
ing Eve, Wednesday. November %.
Quite sum Of money has beer chang.
ing hands here the past week on account
/ Of election and some is still tied up as q
few Republicans are waiting to see
il Peabody cannut count Adams out.
Miss Maude Jones left Sunday after.
| noon for Idaho Springs to visit week
or ten days with relatives.
Would you give hat for girl? That
is the question which confronted a
young man here Sunday. The train
was pulling out when his hat wss taken.
He stopped to recover it and the girl had
to ride to the Forks alone. Ask George
The firm OF Cohen & Hurwitz has
been busy the past week receiving their
winter goods.
The Big Five club held meeting at
home Of the Misses Schoenhers last
Monday evening and splendid time
was had playing cards, refreshments, etc.
The young ladies' were very desirious Of
changing their names as their old ones
had become monotonous and as no other
way suggested itself the following were
decided upon for the different members
OF the Big Five club: Sara, Jim, Bill,
Ben. and Pete.
Last Thursday evening Arthur Kruse
took the third degree In Black Hawk
Tribe No. 81, I. 0. r. M. After the in.
itiation a grand pow pow was had 10
which there was music, vocal and instru-
mental, speaking, etc. Refreshments
were also served. About 30 visiting
brethren ::were down from Rising Sun
Tribe No. 2, Of Nevadaville to participate
in the festivities. Another good time 10
looked for tonight.