Gilpin observer., 1904-03-31
BLACK HAWK.

Hill district, and in partnership with
grippe playing havoc with the sturdy
people of that region. The Ed. Trips, Sr.
and Jr., have all been under the wealth
err. The Anthony Trips have been suff-
ering with the same fate. The Ipsans,and
the Bootan sisters and brother, the kol-
ms and the Ramstetters have let the
tired feeling" get the better of their
bones The two schools will close in two
weeks. Miss Ethel Palmer of Golden,
who teaches in the upper school, will re-
turn to her home in town at that time.
Golden Globe-The sympathy of the
whole community is with the family of
young Frank J. Klien, who ppssed away
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Klien, in this city on Friday last,
at the age of 26 years. For fifteen
months or more he had been great suf-
ferer from complication of diseases
which refused to YIELD to the best medi,
cal treatment obtainabe. The funeral
occurred on Monday, Rev. Father Ber-
nard, of the Catholic church, officiating
and interment at Mt. Olivet. He was
born and reared in Golden, where nearly
all his life had been spent and where
he was we'll and favorably known. Be
sides his aged parents he leaves young
wife and babe, three brothers and two
sisters to mourn his untimely death.
Golden anscript-Leopold Fessner
has bought twelve acres across the road
east of Jessy Ferris farm, andi putting
up a commodious farm house. Mr.. Fess-
ner is German from Black Hawk. He
has been lifelong miner, but wants to
chanch and get to place where he can
educate his five children.
Golden Globe.-Charles Daily and
wife have returned from Black Hawk and
are making their new home on Garrison
street.
Golden Globe.-Mr. and Mrs. King. of
Black Hawk, parents of Judd King, were
here over Sunday visiting him and family.
Miss Edith Goldsworthy this week re-
signed her position as strenographer
for w. G. Fullerton in Central City and
hos accepted a position as bookeeper for
Joseph Borzago & Co. in this city. Miss
Goldsworthy is very competent person
and will make great addition to this
firm.
The Red Men of this city are talking
of build lodge hall in the near future.
They are now waiting on the reports of
the surveyor and archetict SO as to be
able to act on 1t. The Red Men own the
lots next to the city hall, where it will
probably be built, although several diff
ferent building sites have been offered
This building will be a fine addition tc
the city as it will probably be three
stories with some store rooms on the
ground floor, dance hall on the second
and lodge room in the third. This lodge
is in very fourshing condition at pres
ent and has one OF the largest momber-
ships in the county.
Among those initiated in the Pocahon-
tas last evening were Mrs. Fred Rudolph
Miss Olsen, John Rudolph and Fred
Rudolph. The ladies gave them all a
very interesting ride on the goat.
Abe Cohen has been investing some
money in diamonds lately.
Ned Griffin came up from Denver last
Sunday on visit to his father and
friends. He returned again the same
afternoon.
The dance given by the Indian Social
Club last Friday evening was success
in every way, cs they all report having
splendid time.
George Roberts and wife left Monday
for Omaha, Neb., where Mrs. Rogers
expects to visit for several weeks.
Mrs F. M. Brown and family have
given up the Windsor hotel and moved
to Baltimore, Colo,
Richard Stevens came home from
California last Saturday, where he has
been fer the past few months on visit
His mother went as far as Denver to
meet him. Richard is telling some fine
sea and fish stories, and says he also met
Cameron and others of Black Hawk in
Los Angeles.
Thomas Collins went to Denver last
Saturday and returned Monday.
John Keyes went to Denver Saturday
and returned Monday.
Phil Rohling went to Denver Satur-
day and returned Monday.
b. Olden returned from visit to
California the first OF the week.
Chris Fox returned from visit to
Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. p. J. Murphy OF Colorado house
went to Denver Tuesday.