Gilpin observer., 1905-09-28
BLACK HAWK.


Miss Bertha Anderson, who has been
visiting with friends in Idaho Springs
arrived here last week on visit, return
ing to her home in Longmont Friday.
Walter Amberg returned to his home
in Longmont Friday after short visit
here.
Miss Minnie Sorenson left Saturday
last for visit to friends near Golden, re-
turning home again Sunday.
Maud Jones returned from a visit to
Idaho Springs the first OF the week.
r.. F. Bartley left for Denver Tuesday
to recuperate from his recent illness.
Frank Bertagonilla returned from a
visit to Denver Sunday.
John Klais went to the Queen City
Saturday, returning again Sunday.
w. A. Scott returned from visit to
Denver Sunday.
L. Pircher visited his mother in Den
yer Sunday.
Mrs. Milton Flick left for Denver last
Friday on short visit, returning again
Sunday.
Mrs. R. Quiller came up from Denver
Sunday evening to visit the Taylors.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Taylor,
Monday, September %, daughter. DR..
Richmond was 10 attendance.
John Wells was visitor to Denver
Saturday.
J. Solomon, the noted merchant tailor
OF Chicago will be in the city next Mon
day and Tuesday to take measurements
for tailor made suits. He will be at
Cohen & Hurwitz's store. See ad.
B. Hurwitz will come up from Denver
tomorrow to look after his interests.
r. Holtzweig went to Denver Sunday
to visit his mother who has been quite
ill. He returned the same evening.
VIM. Hass expects to leave for his old
home at Lenox, Iowa, in the next few
days.
The city is having new side walk
| laid on the north side of Chase Gulch
street which is very commendable i'm
provement.
The barber shops in this city have
been consolidated, Mar Miller purchas-
asing the shop of j. Winniger Mr.. Win
niger expects to go to Denver while Mr..
Miller will move his furniture in the
formers shop and close his old one.
Henry Simmer and A. Iepberger
left for Leadville Sunday intending to
stay provided they could find'wor The
place did not suit however, 60 they re-
turned Wednesday.
DR.. ]. j. Coulter, the emenient ply
stefan Of Empire has been through here
the past two or three days selling his
Long Life Bitters which he makes him.
self from Colorado herbs. He says he
is having splendid success in disposing
OF his wares.
Thursday evening last number of
the friends OF Mrs. John Rolling gave
her a very pleasant surprise in honor Of
her birthday. The surprisers we're rath-
er late in arriving at the house and when
they finally did reach their destination
1 they found that their victim had retired
for the evening. 1t did not take them
long to wake her up, and then the fun
started. A great time was had in greet
ipgs, playing cards, refreshments, etc.
t. IL IL, D1b nd &c
O'Donnell won first prizes; Mrs. N. G..
Mitchell and VIM. Vine won second; Miss
Fannie Thompson and A. Mitchell won
BOBBY. After cards refreshments were
served, and they we're fine. Mrs. Rohl.
ing received some very nice presents
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Krell, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G. Mitchell, Mrs. Crook, Misses
Susie Robins, Minnie Sorenson, l. z ie
S hi herr, Fannie Thompson, Jessie
Mitchell, Bertha Mitchell, Messrs. Louis
O'Donnell, L. Rachofsky, F.Waldhardt,
J. Curry, VIM. Vine, A. Kruse, A. Nit
chell.
The Rathbone Sisters gave farewell
surprise at the home OF Mrs. Ruttcamp
last Saturday evening and a very pleas
ant time was had. Refreshments were
served. The sisters presented Mrs.
Rogers with a lovely cake dish. In cards
Mr.. and Mrs. VIA. Scott won first priz
es, Mrs. N. G. Mitchell and Al Rogers
second, Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood Blake,
BOBBY. Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruttcamp, Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crossley, Mesdames Grutzmacher,
Schneider, Rohling, Mitchell, Anfang.