Gilpin observer., 1904-07-21
BLACK HAWK.

Wm. Shea returned from short visit
with friends in Denver Sunday evening,
Herman Schoenherr left Sunday morn
ing for short visit to Denver friends.
He returned that evening.
John Powers LETT Sunday morning for
a short visit to the valley.
VIM. Hines was among those who left
on Sunday mornings train for visit to
the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Mayor returned
last Sunday evening from visit with
friends and relatives ia Denver.
Mrs. Runqust left last Sunday MORN
ing on visit to her daughter, Miss
Esther, who is going to the business col
lege in that place. She was accompa-
hied by her daughter, Miss Pernilla, who
will also visit there for few weeks.
r. F. Peck, the blacksmith, left Sat
nrday afternoon for visit to the valley.
Pat Lynch left on Sunday mornings
train for Denver to take in the doings.
In the afternoon while coming to the
train he stopped to talk with some friends
and missed connections. He returned
Monday.
Frank Waldhardt went to Denver Sun
day morning. He also missed the train,
and returned the next day.
Fred Lynch spent last Sunday in the
capital.
A young woman residing in this town
denied her engagement for several
weeks, but has finally admitted that it
is true. "Yes," she confessed, "he is
mine; l am his'n and we are both
eaches.'' -fi'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohling returned
from visit to Johns parents in Golden,
last Sunday evening.
Miss Minnie Wheeler left last Sunday
afternoon for Golden and Denver, where
she will visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Laura Langan left last Sunday
afternoon for Golden and her home in
Denver, after short visi t here with
friends and relatives.
Last Sunday evening about 1O:45
o'clock the fire whistle began blowing,
and OF course everybody left their homes
to see the fire and help extinguish it.
After arriving on the scene they were
mad, and also relieved to find that it
was only stick of wood burning in the
alley, which started in some mysterious
manner. 1t was put out with pail Of
water, but not until after the Gre de-
paitment started for the scene After
the hose cart arrived some one attached
the hose to a hydrant and turned on the
water, with the result that the water
struck Central City boy in the back,
and he, thinking that the crowd was
after him, ran all the way to Central,
losing his hat. No other damage was
done.
Dave Thompson arrived here Saturday
evening from visit to Denver. He rode
the Lakewood to Golden, and from there
drove home.
The string department of the Bone
and bass band are practicing up on their
instruments and expect very soon to be
able to furnish beautiful music. They
were serenadng around Herman's house
the other evening.
Frank krell who has been visiting
his relatives here for several days re.
turned to his home in Mexico Yesterday
Qftarnnnn Tbio ;.
for over year.
The Black Bawk band gave very in
teresting concert in the square last Sat
urday night. This will probably be a
weekly occurance now.
There will be dance at Missouri
lake next Saturday evening and good
time 10 promised. Tickets sl.OO with
supper served free.
Mrs. Murphy OF the Colorado house
is reported on the sick list.
Mrs. ]. Andrew is reported on the sick
list this week.
j. A. Madden OF the Corinth Clothing
anufacturing company passed through
this place yesterday on his way to Den.
yer. He has been over the divide In the
interests Of his firm.
Ernest Mattivi has made wnger, and
is trying to get some more, that he can
climb to the top Of the flag pole. 1t is
very high pole and will prove a very
difficult feat, although it has been done
before. The event will probably take