Gilpin observer., 1904-10-20
BLACK HAWK.


John Keys of Denver is up attending
to business matters.
Mrs. Tom Collins of Denver was here
visiting for several days.
Joseph Retallauk OF Denver was Wis.
itor to this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hughes were visi-
tors to Golden last Sunday.
Mrs. John Rohling is reported to be
very i'll with blood poisoning.
The Grand Fraternity has decided up
on giving Thanksgiving ball.
Zack Mackey returned from a short
visit to Denver Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robins left Satur-
day afternoon for st. Louis to take in
the exposition.
Dave Thompson left last Thursday for
Camp Goldfield, Nevada, where he will
locate for some time.
Mrs. Strausser who has been visiting
with relatives in Denver, returned to her
horne in this city Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Schoenherr returned Sun
day evening from Denver where she has
been visiting for some time.
George Gobleman left last Thurday
afternoon for Goldfeld, Nevada, where
be intends to make his future home.
Miss Koch who was visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Flueckenstein returned
to her home in in Michigan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waldhardt re-
turned last Saturday evening from a
visit to the Worlds fair at st. Louis.
The Gilpin hotel re-opened the first of
the week under the management Of
MIS- Klien. the owner of the property.
VIM. Brown returned to his home in
this city after spending some time at the
fair in st. Louis and his parents further
east.
Mrs E. Hines returned last evening
from Georgetown where she has been
uisitlng with relatives and friends since
Sunday.
Miss Anna Krotch, who has been Wis.,
iting with her friends, the Krileys, left
Saturday afternoon for her home i1
Kansas.
Beryl Backus is working at Robins &
Blake's grocery store during the absence
Of Mr.. Robins who is in st. Louis taking
in the Fair.
The X. P. A. lodge has issued invita-
tions for basket social to be held at
Scandia hall next Saturday evening,
October 22nd.
Thomas Roberts left Saturday after
noon as representative OF 1. o. o. F.
lodge No. 3 Of this city to the grand
lodge in Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Lila Roberts left Saturday after.
noon for Glenwood Springs as repre-.
sentative OF the Isabelle Rebekah lodge
OF this city to the state assembly.
A box social and card party was given
last Friday night by the Woodcraft cir
Gle, No. 3SS OF this city. There was a
larg. attendance and splendid time
was had by everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell and
daughters, Bertha and Myrtle, and Mrs.
John Rohling, returned last Saturday
evening from two months trip to the
Worlds Fair in st. Louis.
Miss Nettie Cherise, who has been
visiting with the Jones family for the
past week left for Idaho Springs Sunday
afternoon to visit with relatives there for
awhile before returning to her home in
the east.
Gregory camp No. 504, w. o. w. will
give grand ball on November II, 1904
Supper will be served and Koenigsberg' g
full orchestra will furnish the music
Be sure and come as a splendid time is
assured to everyone.
Ladies, don't forget the Leap Year
dance to be given tomorrow evening at
Firemen's hall. This is another chance
for the ladies to show the gentlemen a
good time so get your partners. There
is not much more than two months Of
leap year left.
Mrs. e. Helms, Mrs. Phil Hollenbeck
Miss Minnie Sorensou and Ed Griffith
formed merry party who took IN the
sights at Idaho Springs last Sunday.
Mrs. Heines went on to Georgetown to
visit with relatives while the rest Of the
party drove back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Jones and Ernest Jones, all OF
Idaho Springs, we're over the latter part
Of last week visiting with their parents
in this city. There was quite family