Gilpin observer., 1905-05-04
BLACK HAWK.

Miss May Dunn Of Denver, who has
been visiting in this city the past week
with her sister, returned again after
very pleasant trip Sunday afternoon.
Louis Rachofsky who went to Denver
the latter part of last week to take in
the theatres and the town in general, re-
turned to his home in this city Tuesday
evening.
The Pocahontas changed their meet
ing night this week from last evening to
Friday night 80 as TO have the Scandia
hall to serve supper in for the Firemen's
big dance.
The Black Hawk Social club have an
nounced their intention OF giving flow
er dance on June End. No expense will
will be spared by this popular club in
making this dance the event of the sea-
son. Koenigsberg has been procured to
play and prize will be awarded to
lady wearing the most beautiful flower
dress. Further particulars later.
Bert Syberts of Golden arrived here
from his home in Golden Sunday on a
ehort visit. He returned again yester-
day.
Don't forget to attend the big Fire
mems dance Friday evening for you will
certainly have the time Of your lives.
The fire boys intend to show everyone
present the best ever. They have &c.
cured Sigge.'s orchestra Of Denver,
which is considered to be in the lead Of
the orchestral lights of that city. That
famous lodge of supper servers will give
the supper at Scandia hall, the Pocahon-
tas, and you may be sure that you will
not go hungry if you partake of their
splendid spread.
The dance given by the band boys last
Friday evening was success in every
way and a fine time was had by the
large number Of people present. This
was the bands first public attempt to
play dance music and they made quite a
success. With little moi practice and
confidence in themselves this band will
be able to compete for the playing at
all the big dances in the county. The
supper served was splendid.
Quite number OF the local people in
terested in the school work went over to
Idaho Springs to partake in the Clear
Creek Valley Teachers Association ex-
ercises. Among those were noticed: Mr..
and Mrs. Matthews, Misses Elsie Teats,
Bennett, X. Sutton, Eva Sleep, Mrs.
Martin, Messrs. Ray Omera, Vivian
Fritz, Dave and Pat Murphy, j. Engel,
j. Waldhart, A. Berlin.
Mrs. Frank Gum and children ar
rived here from Cripple Creek Tuesday
on visit to her mother, Mrs. Reynolds
and sister, Mrs. Teats.
The school election held here last Mon.
day was close and very exciting large
number of voters casting their ballots.
with the result that VIM. Mallet was ell
ected.
Young Arthur Mallet caught his fin
gers in the door at the school house the
other day and got his fingers smashed
considerably. The doctor was called
and had him on the road to recovery in
short time.
A number OF the friends OF Miss Jessie
Mitchell gave surprise party in honor
Of her birthday Tuesday evening. The
surprisers were taken aback somewhat
when on reaching the young lady's home
they found her waiting for them. The
information got out somehow, making
little disappointment which was soon
forgotten however in the ioli6cation
which followed. The first part Of the
evening was spent in playing cards with
the following prize winners: First, Miss
Myrtle Mitchell and Miss Jessie Mitchell
who took gentleman's part; BOBBY Miss
Bertha Mitchell and Arthur Mitchell.
Afterwards refreshments were served
and other amusements INDUCED in.
Among those present were noticed: Mr..
and Mrs. j. Rohling, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mitchell, Mrs. N. G. Mitchell, Misses
Minnie Sorenson, Lizzie Simmer, Fan
ME Thompson, Bertha and Myrtle Nit.
chell, Olga Crook, May Myers, Pearl
Taylor; Messrs. F. Pircher. J. Curry,
A. Krdse, l.. Rachofsky, A. Mitchell, A.
Crook, 4. Mitchell.
Miss Grace Grutzmacher began her
first day OF teaching school Monday.
Mrs. Roy Thompson arrived here from
Denver Monday on visit to Jean
Thompson and wife.
Miss Anna Rohling arrived here from
Golden Friday and attended the band
dance that evening.
Zen Hurwitz OF the firm Of Cohen &