Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1904-01-14
LACK HAWK.

O. s. OLSEN Of this city left this morn
ms for Boston where he will reside in
the future.
Philip Ronling left for visit to the
valley Satu lay afternoon. He return
ed again thr first of the week,
Richara srevens left last Sunday af
ternoou for Denver where he was Joined
by Otto Blake and John Curry the next
morning ard then they all left for trip
to California where they will probably
stay for good if they can secure suitable
employment. Here's good luck boys.
A grand masquerade skating carnival
will be given at the Black Hawk skating
rink mex saturday evening. Prizes
will be g;ve., to the best ladies and gen
tlemen's costumes.
Miss Schultz left Monday afternoon
for her home in Denver.
The lesp year dance that was
to have been given last Saturday even-
ing, but was postponed. will be given
next Saturday evening. All the girls
are rustling up partners aud say they
will show everybody good time. The
girls will bring the boys to the dance,
find seat for them, and then rustic
partners for them. There will be n
lady doorkeeper lady floor managers,
and lady orchestra. Ladies Will be
charged 80 cents admission and will take
gentlemen to supper.
G. w. Hoppe has been on the police
force the past week in the place OF Thos
O'Mera as night watch.
There will be some extra business at
the Red Men this evening and all men,
bers should be present.
Last Saturday evening Finch party
was given at Mrs. Westman's house in
honor of Miss Bowen of Kansas City,
Missouri who is visiting the former.
The evening was spent in playing cards,
vocal and instrumental music, and gen
eral good time udtil an early hour the
next morning. The first prize was won
by Miss Bowen and Frank Strausser.
Mike Sullivan, an old timer of this
place, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing on a visit to old friends.
At meeting of the Grand Paternity
No. 81, the following officers Were in
stalled for the ensuing term:
Chancellor Miss Susie Robins
Past Chancellor-Ge Kurtz
Regent-Mrs. Blanch Bruner
Orator-Mrs. Ellie Tabb
Financier- Frank Anderson
Recorder Miss Mable Quinn
| Guide-Mrs. Fleuckenstein
Warden-Mrs. Ella Hughes
! Watchman-John Kiais
Last Monday evening number of the
friends of Ed ONeil gave surprise on
him at his home in this city. The even
ing was spent in the usual way. They
all had very pleasant tin and finally
journeyed home about $50 a. ~. Among
those present were noticed: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hallihan. Mr.. and Mrs. Carvel, Mr..
and Mrs. Murphey, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewhurst, Mr. and
Mrs. Lynch, Miss Marie Maroney, John
Dewhurst, Pat Lynch, Jerry and Pat
Costello, VIM. Hamilton, Dan Lynch.
VIM. Boardman. was in town last
week, looking after his business interest.
Ned Griffin came up from Denver last
Sunday to visit few friends. He re-
turned again the same day
Henry Kroger came up from Golden
Tuesday on business, returning again
the same day.
Last Thursday evening Black Hawk
Tribe No. 81, l. o. Il. NJ. installed the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Prophet-Joseph Zeigler
Sact em-John Rolling
Sr. Sagamore-H. Schoenherr
Jr. Sagamore-J. Belcher
LIST Sanap-J. Curry
I'd Sanap Waldhardt
LIST Warrior-H. Hartmal
I'd Warrior--F. Curry
I'd WARRIOR. Krell
18th Warrior Amos Kearns
LIST Brave-Joseph Moyle
I'd Brave-Wm. Vine
Sd Brave-Richard Stevens
4th Brave--F. Joues
Guard Of Wigwam Teats
Guard Of Forest H. Pircher.
Mrs. Walter James was n passenger
10 Denver last Friday morning.
Thomas George went to Denver Fri
day morning to visit his family.
Mrs. Thomas Collins and little son