Gilpin observer., 1905-05-25
BLACK HAWK.

The wedding of Miss Dora Coby and
Marcus S. Kay occurred in Denver yes
terday. Miss CODY was former resi-
dent of this place and was well and pop
ularly known in the county. Mr.. Kay is
member of the Western Salvage Co.
who are at present having sale of the
Rachofsky stock of goods. The young
people will make their home in Denver.
Mrs. J. N Rachofsky left for Denver
Tuesday morning in order to attend the
nuptials of Kay-Coby.
Chas Klais was rather indisposed yes
terday, consequently the store was
closed all day.
The old band house was being re-
paired yesterday, having been damaged
several weeks ago by the fire next day.
The Black Hawk Social have placed
a new piano in their club rooms this
week which was purchased of the
Knight Campbell Music Co. 1t is
very handsome piano, having cost $3.50
cash, and adds greatly to the beauty of
the club rooms which are fixed in ele-
giant shape.
Mrs. j. B. Brell is reported on the sick
list this week,
The Flower ball is the topic of con-
versation in this city at the present
time and from all appearances there
v,t1l ba 1or ha
Hawk social club have spared no expense
to make it success and have secured
the best music obtainable, Koenigsberg
and Satriano with four others.
Leo Pircher was hurt in the National
Tunnel Monday. They were blasting
and it seems as though Leo could not
get out Of the way in time and was hit
in the back Of the head and neck with
rocks and dirt. He was compelled to
lay off few days but is all right now.
Hawley Ballard and wife left Tuesday
for Grand Encampment, Wyoming.
w. w. Smith left for short trip to
Denver Tuesday morning, returning in
the evening.
M. Zadra left yesterday for Denver
with shipment of ore.
1t is reported on good authority that
the Running Lode mine will inaugerate
eight hour shifts the first of the month,
instead of nine hours as they have been
working heretofore.
VIM. Roderick and Matt Ryan were in
from Perigo yesterday with shipment
Of ore.
Mr.. Sophire left for an extended trip
to California the first of the week.
Jacob Krell returned from short trip
to Denver Tuesday.
d. Goldstein of the Iron Metal Yard
Of Denver was attending to business
matters here the latter part of last week.
Thomas Dunstone manager of the
to Denver Sunday morning, returning in
the evening.
Emmett Morris was over from Idaho
Springs Saturday where he has been
working lately and returned again Sun.
day.
The New York mill resumed opera.
tions again during the last week after
quite seige of inactivity.
Mr.. McKessen Of Colorado Springs
was in the city the first OF the week
looking after his mining interests.
The Cohen 4 Hurwitz dry goods Co.
have received u lot Of the w. L. Douglas
latest style shoes this week.
The price butchers, The Western Sal.
wage Co. have announced their intention
d leaving here Sunday 30 the last day OF
the big reduction sale ut Rachofskys'
store will close Saturday evening. This
company has some very low marked
down prices on most articles and are en-.
joying good trade.
John Krell Of Leadville arrived here
Tuesday in order to attend the wedding
OF his brother. jacob, yesterday.
Miss Lena Capella arrived here from
Denver Tuesday to attend the Schoen.
herr hreIl nuptials.
The Church OF the Assumption was
well filed yesterday morning with people
for theexpress purpose seeing one Of Black
Hawks most popular couple Miss Sophie
c. Schoenher and Jacob /. Krell make
theholy VOWS OF matrimony. The day was
bright and clear, the sun shinging on
the pretty bride as she stepped from the
carriage into the church. The Rev
Father Desaulniers pronounced the
words that made them man and wife
Miss Elizabeth and Mr.. Herman, sister
and brother OF the bride, were brides.