Gilpin observer., 1905-06-08
BLACK HAWK.


yer Sunday morning on business.
Mrs. Matte Ballard Of Denver arrived
in the city Monday morning and will
spend few days with her mother.
T. c. Omera and j. w. Medell left last
Thursday morning for Silver City, N.
NJ, to run the engine recently purchased
from the Gilpin Tram company by the
Silver City Reduction works.
Frank Lynch was among the passen-
gers to Denver Saturday morning on
business.
John Munley went to Denver Saturday
morning.
D. S. Thomson was among the busi-
ness passengers to Denver Saturday
morning, returning in the evening.
Paul Pearson returned from Boulder
Saturday morning where he had been
for several days visiting with his sister.
Albert Eatwell and family returned
Saturday morning from Morrison, where
they had been on visit to relatives and
friends.
Thomas Dunstone went to Salida Sat
urday evening to attend the state con-
vention of the B. P. o. E. He returned
Tuesday morning.
c. H. Fox, of the New York mill, went
to Denver Saturday evening on business.
John Stroehle went to Denver Friday
morning, returning in the evening.
The mail carriers route between this
city and Gilpin and Perigo will be
changed the end OF the week and the
mail carried from Rollinsville instead,
provided satisfactory arrangements can
be made.
Robert Holzsweig Of the firm OF Cohen
& Hurwitz left last Thursday for visit
and business trip to the state metropolis.
Ben Hurwitz is attending store here.
The Flower dance given by the Black
Hawk Social club last Friday evening
was success in every way. The dance
started about nine o'clock to the beauti
full strains of Koenigsberg, Satriani and
their musicians music. The grand
march was lead by Chas. Klais and
Miss Mae Meyers, being conducted by
John Curry. 1t was nicely executed.
The floor was in excellent shape and af-
ter the grand march dancing was COM
menced in earnest and the large crowd
had q splendid time. A splendid sup
per was served by the boys at their club
rooms and all had a splendid repast, the
table walters being excellent. The
dance broke up about three. The first
prize for the most beautiful costume
was won by Miss Stella Lipp.
A number Of the Red Men and Poca-
hontas went to Empire last Sunday to
attend special meeting OF the Clear
Creek Valley Red Mems Association.
The association have decided to have a
heap big time in September next. The
delegates from here were L. Rachofsky
J. Rolling, Misses Fannie Thompson
and Susie Robins. Miss Lizzie Simmer,
Louis O'Donald and John Curry also ac
companied the party.
There was almost hair pulling match
last Sunday at Empire. Sufficient to
say that two interestee parties were from
here while the object was one OF En-
pire's promising young men.
Leo Pircher made a short business
trip to Denver Tuesday, returning again
Wednesday.
Miss Marcella Mears arrived in the
city last Friday evening to attend the
big flower dance, and visit friends, at
present with Miss Jessie Mitchell.
Miss Mildred Messenger arrived here
from her home in Denver Friday even
ing to attend the flower dance.
r. S. BARLEY left for short trip to
Denver sur day, returning Monday.
Miss Jennie Heuchen arrived here
from her home in the Queen City Sun
day on visit to friends.
A number OF the friends of Miss
Amelia Anderson iourneyed to her home
below Black Hawk last Saturday even
ing to give her surprise party. A very
nice time was had by everyone present
and after the first greetings were over
Miss Amelia showed what a really good
hostress she was
The Black Hawk Social club are con-
templating organizing base ball club.
The Rough & Ready base ball team
defeated the Idaho Star Juniors Sunday
by score Of l3 to8.
The Owls No. are booked for game
with the Black Hawk club for next
Sunday. The local team played the G..
p. U. team last Sunday in Central and
will have the same line up which Isl: