Gilpin observer., 1904-11-24
BLACK HAWK.

Mrs. j. G. Martin left for visit tc
Denver yesterday afternoon.
A city employe sprinkled the streets
last Monday and the residents were
highly elated over it. Well done-come
again.
Jacob Leidinger and pretty bride re-
turned from months honeymoon spent
in st. Louis and Oklahoma. They will
reside here permanently.
Mrs. Osgood Blake returned from a
months visit in Oklahoma Monday.
Philip Hollenback has sold his bakery
to Thor. Crook.
Alex Stevenson has opened the Prim-
rose mine below the depot and is raising
the water preparatory to resuming ope-
rations.
The grand stand in the public square
has been torn down. 1t had gotten quite
rickety OF late and was something OF an
eye sore.
Miss Elsie Kuthbertson Of Golden is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Fleckenstein
for few days. She arrived Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shea returned from
a short visit to Denver Sunday. Mr..
Shea has accepted position in Central
and the family is moving to that place.
Ben Hurwitz of the firm of Cohen &
Hurwitz, the popular clothiers, left for
Denver Tuesday morning on a business
trip.
q. w. Adams went to Denver Satur-
day, returning Monday.
Louis Flick came over from Middle
Park Wednesday to purchase a winters
supply Of provisions. BE returned Wed
nesday.
Geo. Kurtz has been unable to work
the past few days owing to slight indis
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gray left Sunday
morning for Denver. From there Mr..
Gray will 20 to st. Louis on a pleasure
trip. Mrs. Gray and children will take
trip to Longmont to visit during Mr..
Gray's absence.
Mre. Joseph Vinegar and children are
spending month visiting the parents OF
Mrs. Vinegar in Delta.
John Curry has been ailing with a se-
we're cold the past week.
The Red Men will give their 5th an
nual dance and war promenade on the
18th OF next month. Extensive prepera
tions are being made for this grand
event. Koenigsberg's orchestra of Den
yer has been engaged to furnish music
and the Degree Of Pocahontas will serve
an elaborate supper. a
A surprise party was given Miss V-rnie
Scott last Saturday evening. Almost
all the lady's young friends were present
Much enjoyment was had by playing
games and in the indulgence OF the usual
party pastimes. Nice refreshments were
served. The guests departed at a rather
late hour.
Mis- Lille Schneider entertained a
party OF young friends at her home last
Friday evening. Games were played,
songs were sung, performing on the
piano and everything that would afford
any amusement for those present was
resorted to. A dainty lunch was spread
which was partaken Of heartily. 1t was
after midnight when the guests wended
their way homeward.
The recently elected Democrats will
give free dance to their many supper
ters in the Firemen's hall. The date
will probably be Saturday. Refreshments
will be served. 1t will be something un.
usally fine as the Democrats have been
anxious to hold big jollification ever
since their fiattering victory.
A surprise party was given last Sat
urday at the home OF Mrs. E. Robins by
Neota Council No. 80 D. of P. in honor
OF the first wedding anniversary OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jamos Quinn. The time was
devoted to card playing, singing, piano
playing, etc. after which dainty and in.
viting refreshments were served. Those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rudolph,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Fleckenstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Mel Burrouges, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wills; Mesdamhs E. Robins,
Gritzmacher. Lora Kriley, A. Cohen, J.
Rohling, Hamilton and Misses Sophie
and Elizabeth Shoenhsr. Frances
Thompson, Bessie Kriley, Bertha Mitchell
Minnie Sorenson, Susie Robins, Harriet
and Lizzie Woodward; Messers. Geo w.
Ward, Frank Waldhart, Herman
Shoenher, jake Krell, Zack Mackey,
Fred Pircer, Osgood Blake, Abe Robins,
John Curry, and Louis Rachofsky.
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