Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07
BLACK HAWK.

the Hawk Social club was success ID
every way. Everyone had splendid
time, Leo Voll furnishing the music.
The cake walk was entered only by one
couple who had no trouble in securing
the cake. The couple, Miss Lizzie Shin
herr and Rollie Franks, executed some
very fancy and intricate movements and
showed that if they had more competit-
ton would have been hard to beat. The
club served supper also, clearing about
S45 on the whole affair.
Miss Maud Jones arrived here from
Idgho Springs on the special Monday
evening.
The public schools Of this city opened
Tuesday morning with very good at
tendance.
Miss Mamie Lewis is up from her
bone in Denver on a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Brown and family.
The Woman of Woodcraft have de-
cided to have a good social time on the
18th Of this month.
George Kurtz left for visit to friends
in Denver Sunday and one in particular
90 they say.
w. w. Graham's father Of Dunfer-
limap, Indiana, came to Denver the first
OF the week with the g. A. r. veterans
and incidently came to Black Hawk to
visit several days with his son.
Ed. Blake's father arrived here from
the east with the G. A. X. crowd and isi
now visiting with his son here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurwi1 who have been
visiting Mrs. Hurwitx's parents, Mr.. and
Mre. j. N. Rachofsky, returned to their.
home in Denver Tuesday.
Robert Holtzsweig, Of the firm OF
Cohen L. Hurwitz, arrived here last
evening from the "City Of Lights" after
weeks business and pleasure trip.
James Sanderson and wife left for
Denver Tuesday to attend the grand en-
campment. Mr.. Ssnderson was among
those who played in the Cow Boy band.
John Trathen aud Ross Fields left for
Denver Tuesday where they had been
engaged to play in the Cow Boy band
during the G.. A. K. encampment.
A number OF the musicians of this
city left Saturday for Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing, to play there on Frontier day and
afterward went to Denver to play with
the Cow Boy band at the q. a. X. en-
campment. Among the players the fol
lowing were poticed: Milton, Louis and
William, ST.. Flick, George and John
Stroehle.
The Hawk Social clsb had C remnant
supper at their club rooms Tuesday
evening. The boys serEed supper at the
dance the evening before and sene ice
cream and cake was left over 80 they
thoaght.a remnant sup2er would be the
only way out Of it.
The flag pole recently purchased by
the city has been placed IN the public
square and 10 great iDpr0<ement The
pole was set by John Sleep in cement.
The portionIabove the ground stands .96
feet and old glory first unfurled to the
breezes on the new pole Labor Day
morning.
NJ. w. Clark Of Edwardsville. Illinois
and Mrs. Fritz Wolf and daughter of
Chicago, Illinois, returned to their re-
.spective homes last Saturday after Wis.
it Of a week or moee to the family Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz.
Fred Curry left last Sunday for Den
yer to relatives and friends and to take
in the sights.
Miss Cusberson OF Golden is in the
city visiting with Me-. and Mrs. Andy
Fleuekenstein.
Richard Champion OF Central has ac.
eepted position with Otto Blake as
floor man in his livery stable.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fowler left Sun.
day on visit to the "City OF Lights"
Wm. Hass left Sunday for visit to
Denver. or more explicitly. to visit his
only one. He returned Tuesday.
John Rohling went to Golden Sunday
to bring back his wife who has been Wis.,
iting relatives there for the past week or
two. John haden't had good meal
since she left until Sunday SO he claims.
Leo Pircher spent Sunday with his
mother in Denver.
X. S. BARLEY OF the sampling works
made trip to Denver Sunday.
Miss Tressa Munley returned to her
home in Denver after two months visit
with relatives here.
paahAfalr,, 20,
day on visit to relatives and also on