Gilpin observer., 1904-10-06
BLACK HAWK.

Miss Mary Maroney who has been Wis
iting Mrs. P. ]. Murphy returned to her
home in Denver Sunday afternoon.
Con. McNerney was passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning on few days
visit.
Postmaster Holbrook was passenger
to Golden and Denver Friday, returning
again Saturday.
Geo. Willis who has been visiting with
his son, John Willis, returned to his
home in Iowa Monday.
". j. Westman was visitor to Den
YER Saturday afternoon.
Thomas Roberts was a business pas
senger to Denver Saturday afternoon re-
turning again Sunday.
Miss Minnie Sorenson the accommodat
ing clerk at the Black Hawk bakery af
ter spending her vacation with friends in
Denver returned home Tuesday evening
and has again assumed her duties as
saleslady.
Gregory Camp No. 5O4, w. o. W. held
a special meeting Friday and decided to
hold their meeting once week on every
Wednesday night.
Rev. G. w. Snyder the newly appoint
ed pastor of the NJ. E. church arrived
last week. We welcome him to his new
field of labor and may he accomplish
much good. He has since his arrival re-
organized the Epworth League. The
ladies of the church will give social on
Friday evening, Oct 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waldhart were
passengers to st. Louis Sunday where
they expect to spend month visiting
the Worlds fair.
Jos. Winneger spent Sunday and Mon.
day visiting in Denver.
Ernest Mattivi and Ben Hurwitz last
week made a hunting trip to Rollinsville
and expected to bring home some rab-
bits, but since then they have been hear
ing that old saying, "You are too slow to
catch cold"
Joseph Cohen was business passen-
ger to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Kirkinger and daughter
of Boulder who have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schoenherr returned
to her home Sunday. She was accom-
panied by the Misses Bertha, Lizzie and
Rosa Schoenherr as far as Golden.
G. w. Adams went to Denver yester-
day morning on business.
DR.. Miles returned from Pueblo Tues
day evening to attend to business mat
ters. He will return to will practice his
profession.
Chas Klien, Sr., OF Golden was busi-
ness passenger here Sunday, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Powers who has been in
,ne Of the hospitals in Denver for some
lime returned home Sunpay much i'm
proved in health. She is at present
staying with her daughter Mrs. Rueben
Mayor.
Burt Sybertz OF Kansas is visiting
With his brother Arthur Sybertz.
Do not forget that the Black Hawk
Fire and Hose Company No. !, give a
grand ball ut Firemen's hall tomorrow
evening. Koenigsberg's orchestra will
urnish the music which is a guarantee
If good time. Tickets sl0O.
The annual inspection OF the fire de.
,artment will be held Saturday after
,oon and all firemen are requested to be
present.
Rachefsky & Son have decided to SO
,ut OF business in this city and locate in
Ii Denver. They are now conducting a
.emoval sale. See their ad for partic.
llars.
The Rathbone Sisters gave pleasant
card party at Firemen's hall Friday
evening. There were over So present,
l5 tables being in use. The prizes
awarded were as follows 1st ladies', Mrs.
DR.. Miles; End, Mrs. P. ]. Murphy; 1st
Andy Flueckenstein; End,
Ben Hurwitz; Sd, Vivian Fritz.
A good time is promised everybody on
evening by the Poeohontas
lodge in the shape Of basket and card
social. The ladies must each bring
basket and the gents will be charged
25 cents.
Heating stoves-new and secondhand
at The A. l.. Anderson Furniture Co.
Wanted-Four or five room house
fvypished Apply at this Office