Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
BLACK HAWK.

last Friday of this month which will be
on March "a A good time is expected
SO be sure and attend.
A merry time was had by Neota Coun-
Gil No. 3S, Degree of Pocahontas at their
meeting last evening. Miss Maude
Jones was the victim being permitted
to peep into the mysteries of the order.
After the adoption and lodge was over
refreshments were served and a general
good time was had. Miss Jones thought
the goat rather wild at times but man.
aged TO bring him around.
David Thompson, one of Black Hawks
promising young men who has been
sojourning throughout the western
states for the past winter, returned to
this city last Monday evening. The ma
jor portion Of his visit was spent in Cali
fornia along the coast line and he has
some very interesting variations to re-
late. He will remain here until Monday
when he expects to go go to Denver to
live.
Miss Pearl Taylor left last Saturday
morning for Colorado Springs where she
expects to visit for some time.
Another social dance is booked for to-
morrow, Friday, evening at the Indian
Social club hall by that club. Certainly
good time will be had, SO if you want
the time of your lives attend. Admis-
sion will be only 80 cents.
Invitations reached this city several
days ago announcing the marriage OF
Alfred Benn, one of Denver's popular
engravers, to Miss Raschelle Shwayd del,
also of Denver, to occur March 26. The
groom is cousin of Mr.. Rachofsky of
this city The invitation is very pretty
and unique being engraved with half
tone of the bride and groom at the top,
VIM. Hass returned last Tuesday even
ing from the east where he had been to
attend the marriage Of his brother.
The Messenger family of this place are
packing their household goods prepara-
tory to moving to Denver.
The Independent Citizen party held
their caucus last Saturday evening and
a very lively time was had. There was
quite fight for the nomination of may
or, there being two aspirants to that
honorary position, John L. Robipg and
j. Z. Martin. The former WAS nominat-
ed by vote of n to "a. Otherwise al
most all of the present incumbent ollie
ials were renominated. There was some
talk of running another ticket but it did
not materialize. The ticket as it stands
is as follows:
Mayor-John L. Robins
Assessor-J. S. Borham
Treasurer-Thorvald Crook
Alderman, 1st Ward-John Webster
Alderman, I'd Ward H. F. Lynch
Alderman, Sd v ard-Peter Nelson
One young gentleman OF this city yes
terday could not quit work and was very
anxious to send the fair one little tok-
en- of love. He had nothing else but lew
pretzels SO tying them together with a
string, he had no ribbon, and writing,
with love from F. he sent them. he
recipitant was very much pleased with
it and said she would remember the
sender always.
The Misses Bessie Hansen and Clara
Reynolds, both young ladies living near
Arvada, who have been visiting with
their friend, Miss Minnie Sorensou for
the past week or two, returned to their
homes Saturday afternoon.
Abe Cohen and wife left for Denver
the latter part OF last week and will re-
side there in the future.
Mrs. George Rogers left for Denver
last Thursday afternoon on visit to her
mother, Mrs. Curry.
Fred Waldhart left for Denver again
Saturday afternoon after a short visit
with his parents in this city.
Owen Hines left last Friday afternoon
for Cripple Creek.
Ben Hurwitz, Of the firm OF Cohen &
Hurwitz, arrived here Monday evening
from Denver to look after the business
interests of the firm.
The high five card party given by the
Hawk Social club was well attended and
a very enjoyable time was had. The
prizes we're as follows: LIST; Miss Jessie
Mitchell, Ray Couglin; I'd, Mrs. John
Rohling, Leo Pircher; BOBBY, Chas
Keam who took lady's part and Sandro
Ebli.
Mrs. Milton Flick and cons returned
from visit to the capital city Sunday.
John Klais returned from a two weeks
visit to Denver last Sunday.
Harry Feehan arrived in this city last