Gilpin observer., 1904-09-08
Black HAWK.

friends in Denver.
Tom Roberts and son spent Labor day
with friends in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Taylor left Tues
day afternoon to visit the Worlds Fair
at st. Louis.
Mrs. Jossph Andrews left Saturday
for Golden to visit month with her
parents.
William Brown left for Golden last
Sunday where he entered the School Of
Mines Tuesday.
Angelo Leonardelli after spending
some time in Leadville returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Archie Gray and son spent Sun
day visiting with friends IN Golden.
Mrs. Allerbaueh and daughter were
passengers to Golden Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waldhart and
sons spent Sunday and Monday in Den
YER.
James Hansen was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning.
John Gobelmair was visitor to Den
yer Sunday. He returned Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Andy Fleckenstein and daughter
spent Sunday in Golden. She was ac
companied by her niece, Pearl Mennetti.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carey we're pas
= <sengers to Denver Sunday morning to
visit few days with friends. b.
William Ecker was visitor to Denver.
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hurwitz after a
visit with relatives here returned to
Denver Sunday afternoon.
John Curry spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Denver.
George Wallace was a passenger TO
Denver Sunday morning to take in the
Labor day parade.
Jnseph Zeigler was-a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning on pleasure
bent. -.
William Gray was passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning to visit few days
with friends. .a -
Mr.. and Mrs James Sanders were pas
sengers to Denver Sunday morning, re
turning Monday evening.
John and Patrick Munley spent last
Sunday taking in the various attractions
in Denver.
Mrs. Pircher and SOD Louis were pas
sengers to Denver Sunday morning.
They returned that evening. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carvel left last
Sunday for months visit with relatives
= in st. Louis and Chicago.
Abe Cohen and Harry Hepsburger
were passengers to Denver Sunday
morning. They returned Monday even
ing.
The Pocohontas lodge gave a card
party last evening at their hsll which
was well attended.
On account OF the Jewish New Year
the store OF Cohen & Hurwitz will close
Friday evening at o'clock and remain
closed until $50 Saturday evening.
School opeLed Tuesday with very
large attendance. The following teach
ers have been engaged for this term:
Prof. J. II. Matthews, Mrs. NJ. z. Mat
thews, Miss Zou Bennetts, Miss Kate
Sutton and Miss Elsie Martin.
Pearley Coy, after a visit with his
grandmother at her ranch near Morrison
returned Sunday.
Thos Dunstone and mother were Wis
itors to Golden Sunday. Tom left Tues
DAY on trip to'the Worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Boyle and son were
passengers to Denver Sunday morning.
They returned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wills returned
Monday from three months visit with
relatives in Iowa. John brought. back
young colt raised in that state and
he says its thoroughbred.
Enos Seigfried came up from Denver
Saturday evening to visit friends. He
returned Sunday afternoon.
The Red Men lodge charivaried Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Blake in body Thursday
evening and all report having the time
Of their lives.
Curtis Rundquist, after spending his
vacation with his uncle and aunt at
Platteville, Kansas, returned home Sun
day.
Miss Kruse has purchased very
beautiful book case for the Mountain
House school from the proceeds OF the
dance gwen by Miss Dohoney for the
benefit OF the school. assisted by Miss
Ella Kriley.