Gilpin observer., 1905-10-05
BLACK HAWK.

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young school teachers of Hot Springs
Kansas, who has been visiting here for
the past three or four weeks with her
cousin, Miss Pernilla Rundquist, re-
turned to her home Monday morning.
VIM. Hass left last Sunday morning
for Denver to visit several days, from
which place he leaves this morning for
Lenox, Iowa, his old home, where he ex-
poets to remain indefinitely. Mr.. Hass
has made large circle OF friends while
residing in this city who regret very
much to see him leave but, nevertheless,
wish him the best luck.
City CLERK f. A. Rudolph left yester.
day afternoon for brief business trip
to the City of Lights.
| Miss Jessie Mitchell left Saturday
morning for brief visit to Denver, re-
turning again Sunday.
Miss Florence Crook left for Denver
Saturday morning to have her eyes ex.
amined by an optician. She returned
Sunday.
Miss May Myers who has been visit
ing in Denver for the past several
months, returned home Sunday evening.
Robert Holtzweig, OF the firm of Cohen
& Hurwitz, went to Denver Friday to
attend to some business matters and to
visit his parents.
The Jewish stores of this place will be
closed all day Monday until 6 p. IN. on
account OF the Jewish holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Lynde expsct to
leave today for Oklahoma and the south
ern states on account of Mrs. Lyndes
health. Afterwards they will go to Cal
ifornia whore they will make their future
home.
Today the great To-Day Money Rails
ing Sale at the store OF Rachofsky l.
Son starts. Many goods of high
quality and good values have been
marked down to very low prices and
there seems to be very good chance to
get anything in their line for less than
reasonable price.
Benjamin Hurwitz of the firm of Cohen
& Hurwitz, arrived here Thursday last
to attend to his business interests dur
ing the absence of the firms right hand
man Robert Holtzweg in Denver.
DR.. J. ii. Cover of the Running Lode
mine entertained the Hawk Social club
at their club rooms last Saturday even
ing. DIR. Cover is splendid musician,
being one of the best performers in the
world on the pipe organ. Refreshments
we're served and good time had.
Mrs. John Wills who has been visit
ing in the Queen City returned home
Tuesday evening.
The Misses Pearl and Jennie Taylor.
charming daughters OF D. w. Taylor
agent OF the c. e. S. in this city. arrived
home last Friday. The young ladies
have been visiting at Mt. Ida and other
cities throughout the state of Kansas
for the last month or six weeks.
VIM. Vine pulled stakes Monday after.
noon and left for Alma, Colorado, where
he has a good position awaiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Blake, Mrs. Vim.
Blake and Mrs. Rhodes, who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blake
having arrived here during the G. A. K.
convention in Denver, returned to their
homes in the state OF Maine Sunday.
Martin Miller, the "Fly" barber flew
across the street the first OF the week
with his barber materials and is now 10
Gated in the shop Of j. Winniger, having
purchased his shop. He is now running
two chairs, having barter from Denver
to help him.
Joseph Winniger left for Denver the
first Of the week where he will reside.
Charles Jacobs was summoned to his
old home in Edison, Nebraska, last week
on account Of the serious illness OF his
mother. He left here Thursday. Mrs.
Jacobs was called by the Maker Sunday
afternoon. The sympathy Of the entire
community goes out to Charles and his
folks for their irrepairab.e loss.
There being no bakery in Black Hawk
the ladies' OF the Black Hawk NJ. e.
church have decided to supply that de-
fciency Saturday, October 7tb. The
ladies will hold bakery or exchange at
Robins & Blake's store between the
hours OF two and four p. N. Delicious
home made bread, pies, cakes. cookies,
doughnuts, Boston baked beans and
Boston brown bread will be on sale at
reasonable prices.
The Hawk Social club will give
dance Friday, October 13.