Gilpin observer., 1905-04-27
BLACK HAWK.

The Odd Fellows had splendid time
at Scahdia hall Monday evening.
Miss Bessie Kriley left last Saturday
for Denver on short visit to friends.
j. ". Thompson, county assessor, left
last Saturday for several days visit to
the Queen City.
The post Office department is having
the fixtures replaced and fixed up in the
local post Office.
Frank Cody was in the city Monday
night and attended the dance given by
the Gilpin Guards.
Jos. Winiger left for short trip to
the state metropolis last Sunday on a
visit of several days.
Miss May Dunn arrived in the city
Saturday evening on visit to her sister,
Miss Rose, and other friends.
Miss Minnie Sorenson has accepted
the position with Borzago & Co. recent
ly held by Miss Grace Grutzmacher.
The Niota Council No 80, Daugh ters
of Pocahontas, have made arrangements
to serve supper for the band men tomor-
row evening.
Holmes 6s Teat's painters OF Central
have been busy the past few days re-
papering ard repainting the saloon Of
Geo. Schneider.
A number of the Colorado & Southern
railway officials arrived in the city this
morning on special and are examining
the Gilpin Tramway.
Osgood Blake left the first of the week
for visit to Denver, Fort Collins, Gree
ley and other principal points of the
state. He will be gone for some time.
There will be an election Of the school
board here Monday. j. V. Thompson,
the outgoing president, has been renom-
mated with VIM. H. Malet as his op-
ponent.
Miss Grace Grutzmacher leaves here
next Saturday for Rollinsville where she
enters the following Monday as teacher
in the public school. We all wish her
the best possible luck.
w. r. Thompson was visitor to Den
YER last week. Mrs. Thompson came up
Friday and the family are making prep
erations to move their household effects
here in the near future.
Neota Council, Daughters of Pocahon-
tas are practicing for an entertainment
and dance on May II. A large program
is to be arranged and refreshments will
be served, after which a dance will be
given.
There was only small crowd at the
dance given by the Gilpin Guards here
Monday night. This is probably ac-
counted for by the prevailing bad wealth
er and the many other places of amuse-
ments open on that enening. Neverthe-
less those present had a good time.
You should not forget to attend the
grand ball to be given by the Fire &
Hose Co. No. at the Fifemen's hall on
Friday, May 3. The Firemen are noted
for their hospitality at these annual
dances, so you can figure on having your
moneys worth. They have secured the
best music possible, that Of Siggel's or
ciestra OF Denver.
The NJ. e. church Ladies Aid Society
have announced 10; program to be
given at the church on Friday, May 8.
Refreshments will also be served. Ice
cream and cake 15c, coffee and sand
wiches 10c. Be sure and attend as a
very interesting program has been ar
ranged and then the funds are sure to
go for worthy cause.
VIM. Vine, one OF our leading young
citizens, returned to his home last Sun
day after an extended visit OF about six
months at different points in the state
Of New Mexico. VIM. has been mining
there most OF the time and has some
interesting variations about the bust.
ness and people there.
At the regular meeting OF the Black
Hawk Social club Tuesday evening the
following named gentlemen we're elected
to I'll the offices for the ensuing term:
President-Johnkurtz
Vice President-Frank Bertagnolli
Secretary and Treasurer-Chas. Klais
Guard-Paul Miller
Trustees-W. II. Warner, Chas. Keam,
w. II. Thompson.
After the election Of officers refresh.
ments in the shape Of coffee, cake and
cigaro were served.
Last evening Colorado Lodge No. 3, J..
o. o. +. had general good time in hon.
or OF the anniversary Of the lodge. A
splendid program was rendered to an
audience numbering about $50. After