Gilpin observer., 1905-01-12
BLACK HAWK.

Dooolos lc1C ouuu0y oAtCEuOWu W oPOnN
few days visiting in Denver.
The members OF the Rebekah lodge
have been busy the past two days get
ting their hall ready for the banquet to
be given tonight. They have invited
the Russell Gulch lodge down and fine
time is to be had.
| Miss Minnie Bolotti, returned to this
city Sunday evening after a short visit
to relatives and friends in Georgetown.
Robert Irwin took short trip to the
Forks Creek Sunday afternoon and re-
turned in the evening. Alone?
James Hansen who sprained his an
kle several weeks ago at the mine is still
confined to the house. He is slowly re-
covering though. which is good news to
his many friends.
Ernest Mattivi was in from Perigo
yesterday on visit.
The firm of Cohen & Hiurwitz have an
nounced their intention of selling out on
account of dissolution OF partnership.
They have made some great cuts in
prices, such as the $3.50 Douglas shoe
for $500, etc.
A number of the young men here are
talking and making plans to go to Gold
field Nevada, in the near future.
John Rudolph who has been on the
sick list for some time with the rheuma-
tism is out and around again.
Herman Hartman has been indisposed
several days past with bad cold.
John Simmer, ST., who has been suf
fering from AN attack of blood poison
is reported as recuperating and it will
not be very long before he is perfectly
we'll again.
The Indian Social club will give 80
cent dance at their hall in this city on
Friday, January 13, and a fine time is
expected.
Last Friday evening at a regular meet
ing of the Rathbone Sisters the lodge in-
stalled their officers for the ensuing
term. Afterwards refreshments were
served and all had very enjoyable time.
The following were the officers:
P. C.-Mrs. Rosie Pircher
M. E. C.-Mrs. Adelia Powers
E. Sr.-Grace Grutzmacher
E Jr.-Miss Bette Backus
Mgr-Mrs. Emma Bolard
NJ. OF r. and C.-Mre. Maud Rohling
NJ. OF F.-Miss Amelia Taylor
P.-Mrs. Matte Mitchell
G. of o. T.-Mrs. Annie Rogers
Trustee-Miss Bertha Mitchell
A number of the Rathbone Sisters
gave a surprise party on Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor last Saturday evening. They
presented the surprised and happy
couple with silver tea set. The even.
ing was spent in playing cards, and the
other festivities which make an enjoy
able party. Dainty refreshments we're
served. Among those present were: MIR.
and Mrs. A. Grutzmacher, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Flick;
Mesdames Rogers, Powers, Ruttcamp,
Stanley, Mitchell. Rohling; Miss Bertha
Mitchell, VIM. Hines.
Chas. Erlick who was supposed to
have left last Friday for California &C.
cording to last weeks paper, was de-
tanned by business OF various nature
until Wednesday morning, when he left
with the best wishes of his many friends.
Chas. Darbie. formerly Of this city but
now OF Monte Christie mountains ar
Lii ham MonluU a visit
10. Borzago who has been on the sick
list several days this week is around at.
tending to business again.
n. G. Mitchell has been sick several
days past with the grippe.
The firemen have ordered a barrel of
blue points and intend to have a grand
banquet Saturday.
Mrs. A. Grutzmacher left Tue iday for
Denver on a short visit.
j. C. Martin left Sunday afternoon
for Leadville on visit to his brother-in-
law Arthur Prior who has been laid up
with blood poison there. He returned
Tuesday.
AT the regular meeting Of the Red
Men OF this city last Thursday evening
the following officers were installed for
the ensuing year:
Prophet-H. Shinherr
Sachem-J. Belcher
Sr. Sagamore-J. Curry
| Jr. Sagamore-F. Waldhart
First Sanpap-J. Krell
| Second Sannap-F. Curry
Guard OF Wigwam-Geo. Hoppie
| Guard OF Forest. Rohling
First Warrior-J. Moyle
Second Warrior-F. Pircher