Gilpin observer., 1904-11-03
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Bert Syber'z left for Denver last
Thursday 90 short visit.
John Kurtz left for Denver last Tues
day on short visit.
John Robins and family left last Sat
urday for st. Louis tn take in tn"
Worlds Fair. They will be gone for
some time.
Mrs Pircher is reported on the sick
list with pneumonia.
J. II. Garrad, prominent mining man
of Boise City, Idaho, arrived in this city
last Friday and will reside here in the
future.
Ernest Mattivi left yesterday after
noon for st L,uis to take in the expo
sitiop.
Neil Burroughs left Tuesday for visit
his ranch near Arvada.
The dance given last Monday evening,
Halloween, WAS well attended and a good
time was reported by everyone present.
John Keys left for Denver the latter
part of last week.
Phil Rohling is up from his home in
Denver this week.
j. II. Rachofsky returned from visit
to Denver the first Of the week.
A letter was received in this city from
Abe Rachofsky from San Francisco and
states that he is serving on the U. s.
Pretrol. This is his second year in the
navy.
A number of the young folks gave a
surprise party on Miss Eva Sleep last
Monday evening aud most enjoyable
time was had by everyone present. The
usual enjoyment was had including
refreshments.
\ party young people left for Rollins
vile last evening to attend dance.
Among those present were noticed the
Misses Lizzie aud Sophie Schoenherr
Bertha Mitchell. and Messrs. Jake Krell.
Frank Waldhardt. They report having
a splendid time.
Ben Hurwitz returned from visit to
Denver Sunday where he has heen con
ve-sng with some of the politic Il bosses.
Mr.. Hurwitz is the candidate for STATE
treasurer on the Socialist Labor ticket
He says that il you cannot vote the
straight Socialist Labor ticket he dos at
| want you to scratch for HIN as he would
not like to be the only lamb among a
bunch OF wolves.
Last Saturday John B. Swanson had
a rather bad accident befall him and
| now he is compelled to lay off and wait
until his bruised and cut face is wei!
again. 1t seems that Mr.. Swanson was
narrowing some ground on Chas. Blake's
ranch below the Gap when his horses
pulled the lines out of his hand The has
only one haDd) aud started to run. One
OF the tugs on the harness broke, swing
ing the harrow around and striking him
in the face, the teeth inhicting big
cash. He was brought to this city and
DR.. Lynd dressed the wound which nec-
cessitated ten stitches. The cut is very
painful but not serious.
A party and dance was given at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Beck on
last Saturday evening. A splendid time
was had iC playing games, etc. Refresh
ments we're served which were the best
ever. Among those present we're: Wm.
Kriley and family, Jas. Gullickson and
family, John Wills and wife, Jas. Quinn
and wife, Geo. Rogers and wife, Bert
Brown, Andrew Forest, William Taylor,
Albert Noach, Fred Noach, Geo. Snyder,
Miss Emil Snyder, Miss Bertha Olsen,
Miss Maggie Hughes, Miss Hattie Lewis,
Miss Cora Miller, John Hughes, Patsy
Hughes, Josh Fermon, Leslie Gullickson.
Last Monday evening number of the
friends of Mrs. A. Gritzmacher gave her
a birthday surprise party at her heme 10
this city. 1t was complete surprise
and after the first shock was over every
one settled down aud fine time was
had, Mrs. Gritzmacher proving to be an
excellent hostess. Among the presents
were set Of cut glass pitcher and glass.
es and some Havilin china dishes. Re-
freshments were served. Frizes were
given to the best card players which
were won by the folio wing: First, Mrs.
Rogers, Phil Rohling; second, Miss
Myrtle Mitchell, Milton Flick; BOBBY,
Miss Bertha Mitchell, Mrs. NJ. Flick who
was taking gentleman's part. Among
those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rohling, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.. Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Flick, Mesdames Otto
Ruttcamp, G. Schneider. II. Schulties,
Al Rogers, WIN. Mitchell, Misses Jessie
Mitchell, Bertha and Myrtle Mitchell,
Grace Grutzmacher, Mrs. r. Crook, Mr..