Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

or rather Mrs. Warren W. Thurlow, is
we'll known in this city and receives the
we'll wishes OF her host Of friends here
Miss Mitchell returned again Wednes
day morning.
The firm Of Cohen & Hurwitz have
quit for good in this city now and moved
to Denver. They have shipped most OF
the goods that we're left over after their
big closing out sale to their Denver store.
Ben Hurwitz, one of thu proprietors OF
the store, and Robert Holtzweig, their
indispensable clerk left for Denver last
Saturday.
According to yesterday mornings
Denver papers Michael O'Hea and Miss
Catherine Cummings we're granted a
marriage license there.
The Hawk Social club will give their
first anniversary ball at the Firemen's
hall on Friday, January 10, 1906. Very
elaborate preparations are in order for
this grand event and from all indications
it promises to he the star Of the season.
Koenigsberg's orchestra is to furnish the
music 30 remember the date and be
there il can possibly do SO.
Miss Bertha Schneider came up from
Denver in order to spend Christmas
with her folks Saturday. She was ac-
companied by her charming friend, Miss
Louise Stapper, also OF Denver. The
ladies viii! remain here for week or ten
days.
Miss Flossie Maughan is up from Col
den on a visit to relatives and friends.
She is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Maughan.
Mrs. Henry Zisch and daughter, Miss
Louise, arrived here from their home in
Denver Saturday on visit to friends,
the Maughans.
Ray Coughlin went to Silver Plume
Sunday to spend Christmas with his
folks, returning again Tuesday evening.
There will be benefit rattle at the
Windsor hotel on December 30 for Mrs
Brosman's oak heater. Here is chance
for someone TO get something warm for
almost nothing and at the same time to
help a worthy cause along. Refresh
ments will be served to the rafflers. The
chances are for sale at almost all the
stores in town.
Fred Waldhart came up from Lead
vile, where he has been working lately,
to spend Xmas with HE parents.
There was splendid program at the
NJ. E. church last Thursday evening.
Music, both vocal and instrumental,
recitations, etc. were the order Of the
evening. Refreshments were also served.
r. r. Stevens and wife went to Den
yer to spend their Christmas.
John Loss arrived here the latter part
Of last week to eat Christmas turkey
with his friends. He returned home
to Cripple Creek Wednesday afternoon.
Joseph Waldhardt, Jr., and wife OF
Goldfield, arrived here the latter part of
last week in order TO spend Christmas
with the formers folks. They returned
home again Wednesday afternoon. ac
conpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Waldhardt, Sr.
Vivian Fritz made short visit to
Denver Tuesday.
Miss Minnie " heeler is up from Den.
yer on visit to her parents, also having
spent Christmas here.
The shooting gallery man has quit bust
ness here and removed to Eldora where
he will give the people there a chance to
ring the bells OF his gallery. On last
week the prize for the best shot was won
by John Hill, who made 2S points out OF
possible 30. The prize was a rifle.
The Gilpin hotel is to change hands
the first Ct the year. Goo. Fritz has
purchased the furniture and taken a
lease on the house. Mr.. Aitcheson will
be the manager Of the house. The new
management will cater to the local ano
transient trade and intend to conduct a
u'stSi"oo hotci III ivory way.
A spler did evening was spent by the
trippers Of the light fantastic at the an
niversary ball Of the Indian social club
There was not very large crowd pres
ent but just enough to make dancing a
pleasure. Music was furnished by the
Koenigsberg orchestra OF Denver and
their music was beautiful. The Wood
choppers club served very bountiful
supper. All in all everyone had a splen
did time.
A large number from here are contem.
plating attending the big Owl anniver.
sary ball at Central City on New Years
night. This ball promises to eclipse al
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