Gilpin observer., 1905-06-29
BLACK HAWK.

Louis Pircher went to Denver Sunday
to spend the day with his mother.
Frank Tabb was among the passen.
gers to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Joe WaIdhart went to Golden
Sunday to visit with friends.
Louis Schneider, after two years and
half visit to Austria, returned Friday
evening.
John Keyes, one Of the operators OF
the Gilpin mill, came up from Denver
Friday evening.
Chris. Fox, Of the Now York mill, re-.
turned from trip to Denver Saturday
morning.
ID. Thompson, an attache OF the Boston
mill, made a business trip to Denver
Saturday morning, returning in the
evening.
Miss Mabel Warden left yesterday af-
ternoon for visit to Denver.
Mrs. P. Murphy gave farewell party
to her many friends at her home in this
city last Saturday evening. Everyone
had a splendid time as they always do
at one OF her parties and the refresh
ments were splendid Mrs. Murphy
left Tuesday for trip to her old home,
Queenstown, and other cities iu Ireland.
Her many friends wish her most pleas
ant journey.
The street commissioner Backus has
been making some splendid improve
ments around the city lately. At pres
ent he is having new boards placed
wherever necessary on the sidewalk on
the south side Of Gregory street. This
walk has been in very dilapidated con-
dition and when fixed will make that
side Of the street look more respectable.
A u the mill strikers went back to work
again Tuesday after shutdown was
had Of two weeks.
The post office has been repapered and
repainted this week and the building
now looks very neat and clean. Mr.
Sampson did the work.
There is a great time to be had in this
city on next Thursday evening at the
Indian social club hall. Black Hawk
tribe No. "a, Imp. o. X. NJ. will have
pubic installation Of officers on that
evening. Each Black Hawk member is
entitled to invite his family, lady
friend, and an outsider which includes
his lady. Members from the different
tribes and councils throughout the
county and all visiting brethren will also
be invited SO you may be sure there will
be an enormous crowd present. The
program will consist of public installa-
tion, speeches, grand banquet, only
such as can be equaled by the Redmen,
and then dance. Between $50 and 800
peopls are expected. Everything will
be free to the invited guests, so il you
get the chance be sure and attend.
o. B. Thompson Of the Boston mill
returned yesterday morning from busi-
ness trip to the Queen City.
Neota Council, No. 80, Degree of Poca-
hontas, have decided to have initiation Of
two candidates on Sunday evening next.
The reason for this is that at the regular
meeting there will be installation OF Of
ticers and there will not be time to do it
all in one evening.
Druggist j. c. Martin and wife left
yesterday for a visit to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aitcheson and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. Fritz and family, accom-.
panied by the Misses Hazel Meyers and
and Maude Jones formed merry party
who drove to Apex Saturday and Incl
IDENTIFY took in the dance that evening
They returned by way OF Rolliusvile
Sunday and report having fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Sorenson,
and the Misses Minnie and Eva Sorenson
took a pleasure drive over to Boulder
park Sunday to look over the Motfatt
road. They got caught in some rocky
and dangerous ways but Miss Minnie,
who was driving, managed TO get the
rig out safely, even il the others would
not trust her driving far enough to re.
main in the carriage at these places.
Nevertheless they had splendid time.
There was party at the home Of Prof.
Matthews in honor Of the Rev. c. W.
Snyder who resides there, On last Friday
evening. The evening was spent in hav.
ing a general good time and Rev. Sny-
der proved to be an excellent host. A
fine supper was also served. Among
the revelers were noticed: Misses
Emma Rudolph, Jennie Taylor, Pearl
Rumble, Ruby Rumble, Eva Sleep, Edna
Holbrouk, Florence Hill, Irene Roberts
Florence Webster, Myrtle Keam, Messrs
Fred Anderson, Vivian Fritz. David