Gilpin observer., 1905-08-03
BLACK HAWK.

Preston Holbrook the genial postmas-
ter made a business trip to the state me-
tropolis last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Lauche OF Denver and
Mrs. Gus. Louche OF Seattle, Washing.
ton, are in the city visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Rudolph.
F. Westervelt and wife Of Longmont
were in the city Saturday and Sunday
visiting with friends.
The Butterfly social given at the NJ
E. church Tuesday was success in
every way. An extra large attendance
was experienced, owing probably to the
fact that large delegation from Cen.
trail City were present. They all report
as having had splendid time. The
church cleared about s28 on the affair.
The Black Hawk Social club gave
social session at their club rooms last
Saturday evening and splendid time
was had by all those present, large
crowd being there. Besides club mem
bers there were several invited guests.
The session broke up about 2:3O.
,, a mascot has been secured for the
Black Hawk Social club in the shape Of
a young live hawk. Every evening
crowd gathers at the club rooms when
the bird is taken out and given some
fresh air and exercised little. 1t was
given to the club by F. Hughes who re
oeived it from Mrs. Chatfield, the latter
having caught the bird in her yard last
week. 1t is very tame and does not OBJ
ject to being handled by its keepers.
Mrs. Henry Schulties who has been
visiting in Denver for the past two
weeks returned to her home in this city
again Sunday.
Miss Rosa Rachofsky Of Denver who
has been visiting with relatives here for
the past month or SO returned to her
home in Denver Monday afternoon.
The Woodchoppers club went to Den
yer Sunday morning to take in the
sights and doings. Really they didn't
have time enough to see half Of what
they wanted to. They went out to Man
haitian beach, and also to Elich's where
they fed the monkeys and saw the
bear. This is on the quiet though, they
had fine time at the dance at Manhat
tan, it was Sunday but don't tell. 1t
was a very sorrowful looking bunch
when they found it was time to go home.
The following were the interested par
ties: Mesdames J. Rohling, ]. Krell and
Misses Elizabeth Shinherr, Bertha Nit
chell, Frances Thompson. Miss Thomp
son became 60 enraptured over the "City
of Lights" that she decided to stay
for month or more on 3 visit to friends
and relatives, the rest came home the
same evening.
County Assessor j. V. Thompson left
for Denver Monday morning on short
business trip.
Walter Scott arrived in the city Wed.
nesday morning on visit.
The Gilpin and Clear Creek Cowboy
band gave an open air concert here on
Sunday afternoon and evening. There
was very large crowd present, many
coming from Central and other portions
OF the county to hear this band. The
band rendered some OF the most beaut-
iful music heard in this county for many
a day and should be complimented ac-
cordingly. We hope for another concert
in the near future.
John Rolling and friend j. Hibbits
were passengers over the tram yesterday
Mr.. Hibbits is from the east and this
scenic ride was quite novelty to him.
Mr.. Rohling acted as guide.
John Rohling left for Golden Sunday
morning to visit his parents, returning
in the evening.
Mrs. Jas. Moore Of Fort Collins is
visiting with the Rudolph family
Miss Christina Cramer OF the Gilpin
hotel left this morning for Denver and
will probably remain there.
VIM. Hass left this morning for Den.
yer on a short visit.
Miss Lizzie Schoenherr left for Denver
Sunday to visit with friends, returning
home Wednesday.
The City Council met in regular
monthly session Tuesday evening.
John Munley and sister, Miss Treassa,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Brown and children
were camping at Boulder park the past
week. Mr.. Munley came in Sunday &c
companied by Mrs. Brown and children.
Fred Curry and Al Belcher were WIS.,
itors to Belchers ranch over Dory hill