Gilpin observer., 1904-02-04
BLACK HAWK.

Jack keyes left last Saturday Tor
visit to his family in Denver. He re-
turned Monday.
Philip Rohling left for Golden last
Saturday on visit to his family. He
returnee again to his business interests
here Monday.
Christopher Fox made business visit
to Denver last Saturday. He returned
again Monday.
Charles Niccum had very bad acci-
dent happen to him last Monday morn
ing. While at work at the Round house
of the Gilpin tramway that morning
large lump of coal fell on his foot smash
ing two of his toes. The toes were
dressed up by the doctor and Charles
will probably have to lay off for some
time.
Mr. Marsh of the Black Hawk skating
rink has been underline weather the past
week with a severe cold but is out again
now.
w. b. johnson was visitor here from
Denver last Sunday.
Harry Fox who has been on the sick
list for some time left for Denver the
first of the week where he will remain
fnr several weeks in order to recumerale.
He was accompanied there by Mrs. Fox.
Mrs. Leslie is visiting with friends in
this city this week and will remain for
several weeks. Her home is in Denver.
Jack Wells smiling countenance can
now be seen behind the bar Of Ernest
Nattivi's. Jack thinks that quartz
hauling is too light for his heavy frame
so now is dishing out cocktails.
Last Thursday evening, January 30,
1904. was the day that Arthur Crook
passed his 10th milestone, being 16 years
years old. A number Of Arthur's friends
got together and gave him a surprise
party. They all went to the house in a
body and he certainly was surprised.
After the first greetings were over the
boys and girls started to have a good
time in playing games, vocal and instru
mental music, etc. after which dainty
refreshments were served, which were
heartily enjoyed by all present. Among
those present were the Misses Elsie
Teats. Edna Miles, Pernilla Runquist,
Verna Scott, Bertha Schneider, Jessie
Mitchell, Eva Sorenson, Helen Crook,
Nora Crook. Florence Crook, Olga
Crook and the Messrs Vivian Fritz,
M;Ilar r;lax,
Norman Beattie, Dan Brannin.
DR.. Lynde came up Sunday to look
after business interests and intends to
stay few days.
Louis Rachoisky left yesterday after.
noon for Denver where he will take u
vacation for week or two.
The Indian Social club will give one
OF their popular dances tomorrow even.
ing. and ifypu want to have good time
be sure and attend.
Last Monday during the strong wind
which swept over this place the pest
house on Dory hill was blown away. For.
tunately there was no one in it.
AhV poWdcI udRhLiue Vi tuG SldTh
Hardware Co. on Clear Creek was blown |
over Monday.
John Eustice is reported very low with |
dropsy.
Miss Minnie Wheeler came in from
Rollinsville Saturday where she has
been visiting for some time.
Eugene Clark came up from Denver
Tuesday on business trip.
There will be u grand Mask ball at the
Firemen's hall next Tuesday, to be Civ
by the Grand Fraternity.
Last Monday afternoon while the wind
was blowing 30 hard, Il. Thompson, who
is driving for the Clark Hdw. Co. was
taking some supplies to a mine up Chase
gulch had a runaway. He had one
horse on buggy and AS he passed the
road TO the Robert Emmitt mine,
the horse thought the wind too
strong and turned around throwing
Thompson out and instead OF coming
down the road turned up the road to
the Robert Emmett mine and breaking
away went over the hill and down the
read. just about that time Miss Mary
Loss WAS coming up the road with her
head bent low against the wind and the
horse ran into her throwing her about
twenty feet, She was knocked sense.
less fer about four hours and had cut
over her eye. otherwise she was not hurt
except for the shock.
After knocking the girl down the
horse kept on down the road until he was
cauQht They were going after The