Gilpin observer., 1905-04-06
BLACK HAWK.


Saturday, returning again Tuesday.
Fred Pircher who has been lying very
sick in Denver is reported as improving.
F. A. Rudolph, Jr, left for short
visit to Denver the latter part Of last
week.
Miss Pearl Kippfer OF Golden is up
visiting with her friend. Mrs. Curtis
Havens.
Miss Lizzie Simmer who has been on
the sick list, we gladly report is up and
around again.
Harry Feehan came up from Denver
last week and now will very likely move
his family up.
Mrs. j. Martin has been on the sick
list this week. Miss Hansen is teach
ing in her place.
"A new restaurant and chill house has
been opened up first door below Neil
Burroughs store.
Louis O'Donald was adopted into the
Pocahontas last evening after which re-
fresh nents were served.
DR.. Gustaff the telepathist formerly Of
Central can now be found at the new
restaurant just opened here.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell won the lady's
first prize as cakewalker at the Eagles
masquerade ball in Central Tuesday
evening.
John Keyes left yesterday afternoon
for his home in Denver after visiting
with relatives and attending to his bust
ness interests.
The hard times ball OF the Hawk
Social club given at Fireman's hall last
Friday was we'll attended and splendid
time was had.
Ray Thompson and Nick Moyle who
have been working out to Silver Creek
for some time, are in the city visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. Gilbert Aitcheson arrived in the
city last evening on visit to her sister
Mrs. Fritz. Mrs. Aitcheson is from
Edwardsville, ILL.,
Thomas Haylett returned Monday
from four months stay in Bisbee, Ari-
zona. He left here again in the after
noon for Cripple Creek.
The Misses Pearl and Jennie Taylor
who were visiting friends in Colorado
Springs for the last two weeks returned
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Miss Anna Kroch OF Kansas is in the
city visiting with Mrs. Laura Kriley.
She expects to live in Colorado hereaf-
ter as she likes this country better.
Zack Mackey has been on the sick list
the past week with an gathering in his
ears. He was very serious Saturday and
Sunday but is improving rapidly now.
Three young gentlemen were arrested
yesterday for snowballing but on prom
ising to behave were released. Other
young lads should take notice as there
is heavy fine against snowballing.
Robert Holzsweig formerly of Rollins
vile arrived here the first OF the week
and will manage the store of Cohen &
Hurwitz during the latter's absence in
Denver. Mr.. Hurwitz expects to be up
here about one week out OF the month.
The Black Hawk Temple No. Al Of the
Rathbone Sisters gave a card party to
their members and husbands last Sat
urday evening in honor OF their fifth an
niversary. All had good time and the
prizes were as follows: 1st, Mrs. o. Rut-
tcamp and D. ". Taylor; I'd, Miss M.
Mitchell and N. G. Mitchell; BOBBY, Mrs.
j. Powers and Reuben Mayor. After
wards fine turkey supper was served
On election day, Monday, Frank Har.
ahager who was driving an election car
around on the road going to the top Of
Swede hill when the rig turned over,
throwing the driver out and soaring
the team which started down the hill
and finally ran into pole, thus stopping
il. The conveyance was smashed up
considerably, otherwise nothing was
hurt.
Last Friday was the birthday OF Miss
Myrtle Mitchell so number OF her
friends gave her surprise in the after
noon. A splendid time was had, the
predominating feature being card play
ing, the following prizes being won:
1st by Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and Miss Ber-
tha Mitchell; BOBBY by Mrs. John Rohl.
ing, and Mrs. Thorvald Crook. Among
those present were: Mesdames John
Rolling, Thorvald Crook, VIM. Mitchell,
Richard Stevens. N. G. Mitchell; the
Misses Fanny Thompson, Jessie and
Bertha Mitchell; and Master Arthur
Mitchell.