Gilpin observer., 1905-08-10
BLACK HAWK.

yesterday afternoon.
John Klais, Frank Bertagnolli, John
Wills and Paul Miller expect to leave
about the first OF next week for hunt
ing and fishing trip to Middle park.
Charles Erich and wife returned from
their wedding trip to Debuque, Iowa,
Monday. They left Wednesday after
noon for Oakland, California, where Mr..
Erlich has position, where they will
make their future home.
George Hurts Of the painting firm Of
Holmes & Teats, was feeling indisposed
this week.
The Indian Social club will give
dance at their hall tomorrow, Friday,
evening. Certainly you will have good
time.
Grandpa and grandma Jos. Cohen
are both wearing their Sunday best
smile on account of the arrival here of Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Cohen and son and heir,
Oscar, Tuesday evening for a business
and pleasure visit OF two weeks. Mr..
Cohen's son has not reached the l year
mark yet but his father is already max
ing arrangements to enter him in busi-
ness college for civil engineering.
Ben Hurwitz, of the firm Of Cohen &
Hurwitz, returned to Denver yesterday
morning.
Miss Agusta Bertagnolli is in the city
x,tri ra1, nd fr.a
Mrs. P. Rohling, daughter Miss Anna,
and son William, arrived from their
bone in Golden Monday on visit. Miss
Rohling is clerking in her fathers store
during the absence of Miss Mitchell.
Mrs. james Moore, formerly Of this
city but now Of Salida, was up visiting
with her grand, parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Rudolph the first of the week.
Mrs. Springer was up visiting with
her parents Sunday.
Robert Holtzsweig left for the Queen
City the first Of the week on a two
weeks business trip.
Miss Bertha Mitchell left last Monday
for Trinadad as delegate to the annual
convention Of the Rathbone Sisters. She
expects to be gone about week.
Philip Rohling left last Monday for a
trip to 1rinadad as delegate from the
local lodge to the convention OF the
Knights Pythias lodge held there.
John Curry was in attendance at the
Red Men conference in Denver this
week.
Ray Thoml son is attending the doings
Of the Red Men in Denver this week.
Nels Nelson left for a short visit to
Boulder Sunday, returning to his home
here again Tuesday.
Mrs. John Mertz and mother were ar.
rivals here from Leyden Tuesday even.
ing.
Mrs. Jacob Krel left for Antlers Sat.
urday to join her husband who preceded
her several days before. This is Mr.
krell's old home.
Louis Rachofsky is attending to bust
ness matters and the Red Men conven
tion in Denver this week.
Miss Minnie Wheeler is up from
Pueblo visiting with her parents.
Louis O'Donnell was visitor to the
state capital Sunday.
Miss Susie Roberts left for Denver
Sunday SO as to be there in order to at
tend the Pocahoptas convention.
Geo. Ward left Monday morning for
the state metropolis as "A delegate TO the
Red Men convention.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. q. Mitchell and daughters, Miss
Bertha and Mrs. j. Rolling, and son Ar.
thur, was merry crowd that spent the
day in Denver Sunday.
John Rohling spent the day in Golden
Sunday.
Arthur Crook and Norman Beattie
who have been working in one Of the
canning factories at Longmont returned
to their home here Sunday evening.
Leo Pircher made visit TO his mother
In Denver Sunday.
Herman Pirchcr left for Denver Sun
day to visit his folks and attend the
Red Men convention.
j. n. Rachofsky Of the firm Of Ra.
choisky g. Son, was visiting in Denver
Sunday.
Miss Edith Goldsworthy Of Denver
came up Saturday on visit TO relatives
and friends, returning again Monday.