Gilpin observer., 1904-10-13
BLACK HAWK.

Emma Morris went to Denver Satur-
day, returning again Sunday.
Thos Ballard went to Littleton Satur-
day returning again Sunday.
John Tralton and wife went to Little
ton Saturday and returned Sunday.
Mrs. John Kurtz went to Denver
Tuesday to visit short time with
friends and relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Richmond returned last
Thursday from their visit in the east.
Chris Fox and Dave Thompson went
to Denver Saturday. The former re-
mained until Monday.
Mabel Curry came up from Denver
Wednesday to visit her sister, Miss Geo.
Rogers.
Miss Hazel Meyers left Sunday after
, noon for visit of several weeks to
Idano Springs.
j.. Martin went to Denver Sstur-
day
Arthur Isaac returned from Missouri
last Saturday.
Mrs. Klien, owner and proprietor OF
| the Gilpin house was up from Golden
The first OF the week looking over her
property.
DR.. Miles and family Iefs yesterday af-
ternoon for Pueblo, and will reside
there in the future, as they have ship
ped their furniture also.
Last Tuesday evening number Of the
young friends of Miss Ada Foley gave
surprise party on the young lady and
splendid time was had. The evening
was spent in playing games, dancing.
etc. Light refreshments were served.
There were about 25 present.
Miss Nettie Cherise arrived here We'd
Miss Maud Jones. Miss Cherise has
lately returned from Boston, Mass.
where she has been attending the Con-
servatory OF Music, and is now travelling
to different points Of interest around the
country. On her return, which will be
in few days as her vacation is almost
over. she will probably stop at st. Louis
and take in the fair.
Yesterday morning Geo. Schneider
was having q carload Of coal placed in
his cellar. While it was being hauled
he was shoveling the coal to one side to
make room for more and when through
decided to take some upstairs. lie filled
(large bucket and attempted to carry
it when he was suddenly seized with
severe pain in his side. For time he
suffered terribly and went to a doctor,
who pronounced the ailment rupture.
|Mr. Schneider was Immediately taken to
Denver aad placed in a hospital where
be will undergo an operation.
Last evening the ladies' OF Pocahontas
gave a basket and card social. Each
ady brought basket Of lunch for two
(or which gentleman was compelled
o pay % cents. This entitled him to
seat at card table and Might've was
udulged in until about IL o'clock when
unch was announced. The winners Of
he card prizes we're: First ladies', Mr..
aura Kriley; first gents Jake Krell;
econd ladies', Miss May Meyers; second
ZEN, 9, John Rohling; ladies' boody, Miss
rannie Thompson; gents BOBBY. Fred
Pircher.
Miss Frances Mulheisen was surprised
ith party OF her young friends Satur.
ay afternoon at the home OF her aunt,
frs. Neal Burrought. A jolly good time
Tas had 10 playing games and other
hildish delights. Dainty refreshments
ere served by Mrs. Burroughs assisted
the Mesdames Richmond, Lille
bhen and Mulheisen. Among thcs.
resent we're: Susie Galliger, James
hpn, Frances Grutzmacher, Lilly
chneider, Madaline Thompson, Henry
4 ehneider, Minnie Foretth, Stella Craw-
I'd, Margaret Grutzmacher, Elsie
4 vetth, Iuez Holdridge, Lucille Hold
dge, Mabel Dunn, Laura Galliger,
ucy Rasmussen, Hattie Anfang, Ada
oley.
Miss Nellie Wolcott, who has been Wis
log with Miss Maud Jones, returned to
r home In Georgetown Sunday. Miss
mes accompanied her as far rs the
brks Of the Creek.
ID. w. Taylor and bride returned Tues
y evening from their bridal trip east
bring their trip east they took in the
d at st. Louis.
The ladies OF this city have announced
at they intend to give Grand Leap
bar dance at Eiremen's hall week from
morrow evening, Friday October 81.
Miss Koch OF Michigan is In the city
kitipQ with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fluec.