Gilpin observer., 1905-06-15
BLACK HAWK.

the purpose of looking over the plant
with the intention OF resuming opera
tions in the near future.
L. Thompson returned from a short
trip to Denver Friday morning, where he
went to take an examination for the po
sition of assayer in the new Denver mint.
S. E. Fowler, manager of the Running
Lode mine, came up from his home in
Denver Friday morning to attend to
business.
Miss Edith Goldsworthy, of Denver,
was an arrival Sunday morning on Wis
it to her parents. She returned home
Monday morning.
o. B. Thompson was a passenger to
Denver Saturday morning.
Chris. Fox, of the New York mill, was
among the passengers to the capital Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. w. D. Stevens, wife of the g. &
S. station agent, left Saturday for
Greeley to enjoy three weeks visit with
relatives.
Louis and Leo Pircher were among
the numerous passengers to Denver
Sunday morning to visit their mother
Herman Pircher went to Denver Sun
day morning to spend the day with a
young lady friend. He reluctantly took
his departure for home on the evening
train.
F. Strausser was among the passen-
gers who left for Denver Sunday morn
ing, returning in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Beattie departed for
Longmont Sunday morning for short
visit.
D. Sterns went to Greeley Sunday
morning where he intends to purchase a
ranch.
Louis Rachofsky went to Denver Sun.
day morning, remaining over until Mon
day, attending to business matters.
Geo. Ward was among the passengers
TO Denver Sunday morning.
Mr.. Lewis and wife went to Denver
Sunday morning on short visit.
VIM. Scott was passenger to Denver
Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Huchon returned to her
home in Denver Sunday morning after
having spent very pleasant visit with
friends.
A. Gray made trip to Denver Sun.
day morning.
G. w. Adams was among the passen-
gers to the Queen City Sunday morning.
Ben Hall left for Denver Monday to
visit with his daughter few days. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Hall this was his first
visit to the capital since the spring Of
'S6.
Miss Amelia Anderson OF this city and
Clifford G. Springer of Denver were
united in marriage last Sunday morning
June 10, at the residence of Rev. w. H..
Hopkins, oil South Twelfth street, Den
yer, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Hopkins. They were attended by
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Sven. The bride is
one Of Black Hawks most popular and
charming young ladies having resided in
this city the major portion of her life.
Her host of friends are rather sorry to
ses her go from among us. but not
withstanding, wish her and her husband
the utmost health, wealth and happiness
on their future pathway through life.
Mr.. Springer is one Of the Colorado boys
who captured Manila and is at present
working as clerk in the postofIice in
Denver. After July 1st the young peo
All South fremont.
lack Mackey returned from Denver
Sunday evening after quite an extended
trip.
Miss Marcella Mears returned to her
home in Denver Sunday after weeks
visit with friends in this city.
John Curry was visiting in Golden
Sunday.
The ball game between the local team
and the Independents at city park in
Central last Sunday morning resulted in
the defeat Of the former by score Of
ii to 8.
The late train service began last Sun
day and many took advantage Of it TO
spend the day in Denver.
Miss Pearl Kipford Of Golden arrived
here Sunday on visit to the Havens
family.
The Pocahontas have decided to give
a public pie social and card party at
Scandia hall next Wednesday evening.
Everyone that attends can depend on
having just heaps Of fun.