Gilpin observer., 1904-09-22
BLACK HAWK.

Miss Florence Isaacs was q passenger
to Denver Sunday morning to spend the
day visiting with friends.
VIM. Shea took advantage Of the Sun
day rate and spent the day in Denver.
j. N. Rachofsky was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning.
Mrs. Philip Hollenbeck was passen-
ger to Denver Sunday morning to take
| in the city's various attractions.
Jake Leidinger, jr., was passenger
| 10 Denver Sunday morning to spend the
DAY visiting with friends.
IA Preston Holbrook went to Denver
tuesday and returned again Thursday
Col. J. N. Straughn went to Denver
uesday and returned same day.
81 Frank Graham leaves Saturday Tor
breckenridge to take charge OF stamp
mill.
F.O. Anderson came over from Idaho
| Springs Friday.
A delegation Of members from Greg
ory camp 5Oi, w. of W., paid visit to
Central Camp, sos, last Wednesday,
band claim they were entertained in
royal manner.
John Hill came back Saturday from
Newton, Ia, where he has resided some
time.
Joseph Moyle and mother took drive
over to Idaho Springs last Sunday.
\ Fred Curry and W. J. Richards went
over to Idaho Springs Sunday to see the
sights.
Geo Kurtz was a visitor to Idaho
Springs Saturday.
John Rohling was passenger to Col
den Sunday morning.
Phil Rohling went to Golden Saturday
to spend Sunday with his family.
Marcus Leahy was a passenger to
Denver yesterday morning.
VIM. Shea moved his family to Den
yer Thursday where they will reside in
the future. He having accepted pos
ition with Downs & Odgers.
Herman Pircher returned Thursday
from two weeks visit in Denver.
F. Rudolph was business passenger
to Denver Friday. He returned Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eatwell went to
Denver Wednesday to attend the funera
OF their friend Mrs. Anderson.
Thor. Crook returned from business
trip to Denver Thursday.
John Merz came up from Leyden Sun
day on q short visit with friends.
Otto Blake made Q business trip to
Denver Saturday, returning again Mop-
day.
IMrs. Laura Kriley entertained at
tea party Saturday her guests we're the
Mesdames: Neil Burroughs, Meihlheisan,
A. Cohen, Otto Blake, Effie Tabb. AL
bert Galligan and Misses Bessie Kriley,
and Annie Kroth,
Joseph Cohen and son Moses spent
Sunday and Monday in Denver. .
Miss Lizzie Schoenherr left Wednes-
day for Denver where she will reside in
the future.
Frank Schoenherr leaves Thursday for
Denver where be will take up residence.
Thomas Collins spent Sunday and
Monday with his family in Denver.
Alex Klein was up from Golden this
week attending to business interests.
Jacob Leidinger will be initined into
the Red Men this evening.
John Mackay and son Zach this week
moved to Apex where they have steady
employment.
A letter received in this city from
Herman Schoenherr states he and his
mother are having fine time in Chicago
enjoying themselves immensely.
William Leahy was a passenger to
Denver yesterday morning where he
goes as q delegate to the Democratic
fconventiou.
Word was received in this city Tues
day OF the death OF Lewis c. Snyder a
Iformer we'll known resident here at his
residence 1874 Pennsylvania avenue,
Denver. He was one Of the pioneer Of
)the state coming here in 1859. He en-.
kaged in mining and afterwards in haul.
ing quartz and amassed comfortable
sum. He served term as mayor and
ten years ago moved to Denver. Be-
sides being q member OF the pioneer
society he was connected with III Q
Knights OF Pythias and Odd Fellows
lodges. The funeral occurred yesterday
from his late residence.
Geo Schneider was a passenger to
Denver yesterday morning to attend the
funeral OF the late L. G. Snyder.