Gilpin observer., 1905-09-14
BLACK HAWK.

e. Goldstein, the iron and metal
wholesaler of Denver was up the first OF
the week getting ready a shipment OF
old metal, etc, consisting several cars
to his firm.
Patrick Costello left Tuesday morning
for trip across the pond. Mr.. Costello
intends to make quite an extended visit
to his old home in the "Emerald Isle"
Benjamin Hurwitz, Of the firm Of
Cohen j. Hurwitz, returned to Denver
Sunday after attending to his business
interests here for the past two weeks.
Mrs. M. Miller is reported quite sick
with the typhoid fever.
II. Hartman has taken a lease on some
ground in the Cook thine.
The city has had all the fire hydrants
painted bright green which makes a
a good improvement and will probably
help the firemen distuiDgish them more
readily when some OF the fires break out
occasionally.
Dave Brannan returned last Sunday
. evening from Omaha, Nebraska, where
he has been visiting for the past month.
A number Of the friends Of Mrs. j,
Sanderson, composed mostly Of the men,
bers OF the Rebekah lodge gave sur
prise party at her home Tuesday even.
ing. 1t was complete surprise as the
party in question had not the slightest
suspicion that she was to have the COM
paDy Of such a jolly crowd. They all
had most enjoyable time.
Miss Matte Kellrup. OF Leadville, who
has been visiting in Central is now in
this city the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Sanderson.
Harry Blake and julie Lipp returned
to their home here last Thursday even
ing after trip Of month or so to the
different points in this and bordering
states. After all they say there is no
place like Black Hawk.
Miss Nellie Seigel, niece OF Mr.. and
Rundquist, and her friend Miss Shinherr
two rather pretty young ladies who hail
from our neighboring state, Kansas,
are at present the guests OF the Rund-
quist family. Miss Shinherr will re-
rerurn home some time next week while
Miss Seigel will remain month or SO.
Miss Pernilla Rundquist left for Den
yer Wednesday morning where she en-
tered the University Of Denver for the
ensuing term.
The Hawks had good picking Tues
day evening when they swooped down
on two unsuspecting victims and took
them to their refuge where quite time
was had over their appearance. The
two new Hawks are Ray Thompson and
Walter James.
Charles Keam had been sojourning
in Denver for the past week or ten days
in the hopes Of the change OF altitude
helping his rheumatism. He reports
that the disease has left him almost en-
tirely, but he expects to make another
visit there soon. His friends are OF the
opinion that there is some very strong
attraction for him there and that Cupid
was rather careless with his darts when
within range OF Charles.
Zack Mackey and Curtis Havens are
scheduled to leave for Kansas next Sat
urday for a visit Of a month or so.
1t is rumored here that one OF Black
Hawks popular merchants has decided
to enter the ranks Of the benidicts. He
is noted around here for his good coffee
making and some nf the lodge folks are
afraid he will get out Of practice il he
commits such a rash deed. but never
theless wish him we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Polk of Kansas
who have been visiting with DR.. and
Mrs. Lynde returned home Monday. MIR.
Polk is,a brother OF Mrs. Lynde.
= Mr.. Manley Of Medicine, Nebraska, is
in the city visiting with his friends, John
Rohling and Charles Jacobs.
Hawley Ballard Of Denver is up look.
ing after his business interests.
. VIM. Guinan, electrical engineer OF the
cyanide mill in this city left yesterday
for visit to friends and relatives in
Chicago, Ill.
An entertainment will be given by
Gilpin Circle No. 1888, Women OF Wood
craft at their lodge rooms on Friday,
Sept. u. Ice cream and cake will be
served. In addition to the above Nine.
Sylvia will be present and tell your for
tune. Admission is 10 cents.
Last evening the Degree Of Pocahontas
gave card party and basket social and
everyone had splendid time. Several