Gilpin observer., 1905-11-16
BLACK HAWK NEWS

noon Tor vlSlt TO Denver.
Miss Edith Goldsworthy, after short
visit in this city, returned to her home
in Denver Sunday.
Last Thursday evening a number of
the friends of Fred Anderson gave him
birthday. A very enjoyable time was
had by all those present in playing
games, music, etc.
The bakery firm of Wittwer & Straub
have another baker Harry Fry, who
will help supply the people here with the
best of bakers stuffs.
Miss Bertha Schneider, who is going
to dressmaking school in Denver, ar
rived in this city last Sunday or weeks
visit with her folks.
J. Wittwer of the local bakery firm
made business visit to the metropolis
Tuesday morning, returning again in
the evening.
Sunday last.
Mrs. Mary Smith of Denver arrived
here the first of the week and has ac-
cepted position as head waitress at the
Gilpin hotel.
Frank Jones is now driving the deliv-
cry wagon Of Borzago Il Co. in the place
of j. Sleep who resigned. Mr.. Sleep
has secured more remunerative po-
sition in Denver.
Richard Beck and family moved their
household effects to Denver yesterday
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Beck has sold his blacksmith shop
in this city to Shay & Ryan who will
hereafter look after that business.
Al Williams has leased the old Flick
blacksmith shop and is now open for all
business 10 that line.
Cohen & Hurwitz report good progress
in their closing out sale.
Louis Rachofsky and John Rohling
went to Denver Tuesday morning on
pleasure bent combined with business.
i They were appointed on the dance com
mittee of the Red Men for their big
Masquerade ball en- the 14ih Of Decem-
ber and while down there made arrang
ments for costumer and music. They
have secured the services of W. +. Pratt,
theatrical designer and costuner, who
will arrive here December 13 with a
large assortment of Indian costumes,
etc, with renting prices ranging from
soc to $3.50. Koengsberg has promised
to furnish complete orchestra that will
render the finest dance music ever
heard III Gilpin county.
The officers of the Hawk Social Club
! rendered a supper to the members last
Tuesday evening after they were in
stalled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fowler had a
very pleasant surprise last Friday even
ing when a large number OF their frienos
came with good things to eat and with
the express intention OF having a good
time, which they certainly did. Mr..
Williams deserves special mention for
his amusing stories. Refreshments were
served. Among those present were not
iced: Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Runde, Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Taylor, Mesdames II. C.
Keam, + Klais, Misses Flossie Hoskin,
Pearl and Ruby Rumble, Jessie McKin-
non, Myrtle Keam. Mary Thompson,
Messrs. j. Key. Geo Kurtz, Chas. Keam,
Chas. Klais.
Rev. Tipadeau, formerly Of South Da-
kota but lately OF the Denver University
delivered his first sermon at the M. e.
church Sunday evening and hereafter
will fill the pulpit here.
The Rathbone Sisters have decided to
give fair on the 18th and 10th OF next
month.
WIN. Smythe left for Utah Monday on
mining business.
The Indian Social Club will give their
9th Anniversary ball on December 23rd.
The funeral Of the late John, who was
shipped here from Rifle last week occur.
red Friday morning and notwithstand.
ing so shor. notice was very largely At
tended.
VIM. Beall returned to this city the
first OF the week after a year or more
sojourning in South America.