Gilpin observer., 1905-08-24
BLACK HAWK.

CITY eoVerdl weeks ago arrived IN here
last Thursday. 1t came from over the
other side of Dory hill and took four
days to bring it in. The pole is now be-
ing painted and when set will stand
about 9e feet high.
The Black Hawk Social club are max.
ing arrangements to give dance on Labor
day evening.
M. M. Kriley, wife and son Carl ex-
pect soon to leave for Utah.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hurwitz, OF Denver is in
the city visiting with her parents.
The Misses Esther and Sarah Rach.
ofsky OF Denver arrived here last Sun
day on visit TO relatives. Miss Sarah
returned home the same day while her
sister remained over.
L Rachofsky accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs. Hurwitz and cousin, Miss
Sarah Rachofsky drove to Boulder park
yesterday where they met J. NJ. Hurwitz
who came up on the Moffat and brought
him to this city that evening.
Mrs. Quinn left yesterday afternoon
for Denver where she took the Moffat
for Middle park to visit with the Cozens
near Frazer.
The Cowboy band will give dance at
Firemen's hall on Friday evening.
A. A. Williams. brother OF Mrs. N.
G. Mitchell Of this city died at his home
in Knoblick, Missouri on Wednesday,
August l6. Mr.. Williams will probably
be remembered here as one of the part.
ners Of q. j. Sears in the skating rink
business several years ago. He was af.
ficted with consumption.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Krell arrived here
Saturday from weeks stay at Antlers,
where they were called on account of
the illness Of Mr.. Krell's father, who is
reported as improving.
Mrs. j. Rohling leaves for visit to
Denver today.
Tom Collins left for weeks visit in
Denver Tuesday.
John Keyes came up from his home in
Monday to take charge of the Gilpin mill.
Miss Mackey of Stanton, Nebraska,
arrived here Thursday on visit to rela-
tives, returning home again Tuesday.
Last Saturday evening as number OF
ycuassg;rls we're coming home from a
party quite a serious accident befell one
OF their number. Miss Eva Sorenson
was among them and as they came along
playing as girls will, she fell suddenly
and one Of her girl friends fell over her
with the result that her collar bone was
broken. She was taken home and the
doctor summoned. The injury is rather
painful and will necessitate her staying
in the house for some time.
Last evening as number of the pic
nickers were coming home from Boulder
park one of Blake's rigs upset. They
had Just started and Otto Blake was
driving four horses in three scatter car
rying eight people. Just as they came
to Rag town, the entrance to Boulder
park, he tried to pass another carriage
so turned out in the grass, striking
water brake that was unnoticed and as
they came back into the road the rig
turned over throwing the occupants out.
As they went over Mrs. Blake fell under
the carriage and tainted but was soon
brought to by DR.. Asquith who
happened to be near by. Miss Pearl
Taylor sprained her ankle, being the
most unlucky one. The rest had few
scratches. They turned the rig right
side up, and started home, seemingly as
happy as ever.
The painters have been busy repaint-
ing the school house the past few days.
Mrs. Robert Cottle came up from Den.
yer Saturday on visit to the Kurtz
family, returning again Sunday.
d. E. Kurtz returned from visit to
Denver Tuesday evening.
D. e. Kurtz and daughter and the
Bean family left for a weeks berrying
trip to the Perigo section.
The Hon. City Clerk F. A. Rudolph
left yesterday afternoon for short stay
in Denver.
Miss Maud Jones left for Idaho
Springs last Thursday on an indefinite
visit, or rather until she gets homesick,
to her brothers aud other relatives.
Charles Klien and vito are visiting at
present 10 Burlington.
Mrs. Henry Zisch and charming
daughter, Miss Louise, who have been
consuming the major portion Of Miss
Zisch's vacation by rusticating in this
city, being the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Maughan, returned to their home in
the "City Of Lights Monday morning.
Miss Zisch claims that she has absorbed