Gilpin observer., 1904-08-11
BLACK HAWK.

Mrs. P. Holbrook and daughter Miss
Edna left Monday for Denver where
they are visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Bessie Kriley has accepted the
position as bookkeeper with the Clark
Hdw. Co. during the absence OF Mr..
Fritz, who hss taken trip to the worlds
fair at ST. Louis. Miss Bessie is also
working at the post Office during mail
time during Miss Edna Holbrook's alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
V. Thompson Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Some,
and Miss Nelson left yesterday morning
for an outing to Middle park and will
be gone several weeks.
Joseph Carey came up from Boulder
Sunday to spend week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Carey. Mr. Floyd |
Davis young friend of Joe's accompan-
led him here and expects to start up n
shooting gallery above Thor Crooks
place of business, and will remain for
| several weeks.
VIM. Robinson, P. Nevins, James Tabb
and Frank Waldhardt left the first of
the week for Middle park on hunting
and fishing trip of several weeks.
Mike Anfang left the latter part OF
last week for Leyden and he expects to
remain for some time.
Louis Rachofsky and Zack Mackey
were visitors to Boulder park yesterday
The little son of F. Lightfoot is very
proud these days with his first pair of
pants and his loog curls cut off.
T. Kotford and family were pioneers
to Boulder park yesterday.
J. Moyle, Tom Omera, and Tom Moyle
left this morning for camping trip to
Boulder park They say they will re-
turn again Sunday with IA large number
of fish and game.
Miss Sophie Schoenherr left Sunday
for Florence as representative 10 the
Great Council of the Pocahontas. She
} passed over the fatal bridge near Pueblo
on the last train that went over that
bridge before the accident.
George Ward and George Hoppe left
} Monday for Florence as representatives
to the Great Council of Red Men to be
! held there.
Fred Hughes and family, L. O'Donnell
and Miss Aggie Sullivan were picnicers
to Boulder gark yesterday.
Don't forget the dance tomorrow even
ing given by the Fire department. Ad-
mission 80 cents, music by Voll.
Miss May Roberts of Denver is up Wis
: iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Mathen.
On Monday while Jake Miller was
working in the Cook mine between the
800 and 600 foot levels in winze he fell
to the level below distance of 20 feet.
He was working near the top of the VIM
and wanted to cross over to the other
side. He laid plank across and when
on the middle of it, the plank broke let
ting him fall to the level below on some
loose dirt, distance of 20 feet. Jake
: was little bruised and shaken up but
otherwise not hurt being ready to go to
work the next day.
} Mrs. John Rohling went to Colorado
Spring the first of the week as delegate
for the Rathbone sisters, who are hold
ing their convention there.
JOHN Powers was visitor to Denver
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Cohen went to
Denver the first of the week to attend
wedding of some OF their friends.
Free Lynch was passenger to Pueblo
Monday as delegate to the convention of
the a. O. II.
The little son Of Mark Bebee, who
was buried some nineteen years ago,
are to be exhumed to day aud shipped
to Denver.
Ernest Mattivi went on business
trip to Denver Wednesday and returned
Thursday.
Andy Fleuckenstein was a passenger
to Denver Saturday and returned on
Sunday.
Richard Stevens left for short visit
to Denver Saturday and returned on
Sunday.
Dominic Martella spent last Sunday
with his family in Denver
NJ. II. Sullivan employed at the Buell.
mine in Central City met with an acci
dent Monday morning. He was the
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started after some water for drilling pur-
poses and slipped on the ladder falling a
distance Of about eight feet at the 600