Gilpin observer., 1905-08-31
BLACK HAWK.

will probably visit the major portion of
his time in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Flick arrived here
from their home in Middle park Tues
day op visit to relatives. Mr.. Flick
has been engaged by the famous Cow
boy band to take part in their engage
ments at the G. A. r. encampment in
Denver next week and also at the From
tier Day celebration in Cheyenne on the
9TH of September.
The Hawk Social club have added to
their roll of membership three more
hawks which they had traps set for this
week. They are VIM. Saunders, John
Keyes and Tom Williams.
Mike Vaughn, Ben Olsen, Pat Cos
tello and Chas. Rundquist were merry
crowd Of anglers that returned from an
angling trip to the Middle park regions
Saturday evening. Unlike many they
had proof of their good luck, bringing
back with them 1913 of the speckled
beauties.
The Rev. G. w. Snyder of the M. E.
church OF this city was suddenly called
to his old home in Mansfield, Ohio, last
week on account Of the severe illness Of
bis father.
The paper hanger Henry Sampson died
at st. Lukes' hospital in Denver Tuesday
Arthur Crook is tending bar at his
fathers place Of business in the place Of
VIM. Robinson who resigned.
The Gilpin and Clear Creek Cowboy
band, composed Of the best talent pro-
durable in both Gilpin and Clear Creek
counties has been engaged to play at
the G.. A. R. encampment in Denver
next week. They will also play on
Frontier day at Cheyenne. This band
is about the best that has been heard in
this city for many day and will make
the local bands Of Denver and Cheyenne
do some tall hustling to keep up with
them.
John Osburn, Ed Omera, Fred Bel
cher and Free Lynch left Tuesday for a
hunting and fishing trip to Middle park.
They are going by way of Rollins pass
on horses with their provisions and out
fits packed on burros.
Mrs. John Rohling left last Friday for
visit of week or SO to relatives in
Denver.
Miss Myrtle Hendricks is up from her
| home in Depvar nm n VISIT to the Kaam
family.
Chas. Keam left Sunday morning for
Denver to remain for q while in the
hopes that change Of altitude would
benefit his health. Mr.. Keam has been
has been suffering lately with an attack
Of rheumatism.
Ernie Clark came up from his home in
Denver Monday morning on short visit
to frienes and relatives. Mr.. Clark was
former resident Of this city.
Miss Maude Jones, who left here sew
eral weeks on an indefinite visit to re-
latives in Idaho Springs arrived here the
first part Of the week to see her parents.
She was accompanied by her friend Miss
Wright. They left again for the springs
this morning.
| A letter was received here this week
announcing that Robert Cundy arrived
at Pladville, Wis. Sunday and by this
time will have begun his duties as a
teacher in the public schools there.
Jud Kriley who has been driving the
delivery wagon of the Clark Hdw. Co.
has been promoted and is now working
behind the counter in the store which is
a much more remunerative position.
Mrs. Hill OF Denver arrived in the
city Tuesday on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. John Kurtz. She will remain un-
til about Friday.
The school house has been finished by
the painters who have been busy the
past two weeks painting the woodwork,
papering the walls, vanishing the desks,
ETC., and is now in very respectable
condition for the ensuing term of school.
Thomas. Beattie and family left for q
shortvisit to Denver Sunday returning
in the evening.
George Matthews accompanied Henry
Sampson to st. Luke's hospital Friday
for the Masons.
The M. e. church people are having
an Office and parsonage built in the va.
cent lot just east OF the church. This
is good addition to the church and
will give the pastor the necessary quiet.
atude to prepare his sermons.
Last Friday evening the Epworth
League gave spider social and served