Gilpin observer., 1905-08-17
BLACK HAWK.


Mrs. Laura Kriley returned Sunday
evening from visit in Denver.
Miss Flossie Mathen of Golden arrived
here last Friday evening on a visit to
her friends, Mrs. Zische and daughter
Miss Louise.
Miss Anna Rohling returned to her
home in Golden last Saturday after a
visit of week with relatives here.
Frank Strausser, Frank Waldhart,
Free Lynch, L. Rachcfsky, H. Eatwell
and Joseph Borzago were among the
Eagles that flew to Denver yesterday
morning.
Mr.. McKesson of Colorado Springs,
one OF the interested parties of the
Alaska mine, was in the city the first of
the week.
Miss Bertha Mitchell who went to
Trinadad last week as delegate to the
convention of the Rathbone Sisters re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Susie Robins returned from Den.
yer Sunday evening where she had been
as delegate to the Pocahontas conven-
ton.
Louis O'Donnell made his customary
trip to Denver Sunday.
Miss Louise Shinherr returned from a
weeks visit to Denver Sunday.
Word was received here this week an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Elma
Hansen to Matthew Yansen to occur on
Saturday, August 10, at Winlock, Wash
Miss Hansen will probably be rememb-
cred as being former Black Hawk
young lady. She and her future hus-
band have the best wishes of her many
friends here.
j. Hibbits left for / is home IN Desloge
Missouri last week after short visit.
Philip Rolling returned from Trini-
dad Saturday where he had been as a
delegate to the X. Of p lodge.
Mrs. P. Rolling returned to her home
in Golden Thursday.
J. Quinn is suffering with sprained
ankle and is compelled to lay off,
The dance given by the Indian Social
Friday evening was we'll attended. The
band played several selections during
the evening. A very commendable fea.
ture was the cutting out Of all encores
which gives every one chance to dance
with most all he desires.
Robert Cundy left yesterday morning
for Denver.
j. c. Sorenson and daughter, Miss
Amelia, of Necedah, Wis, returned to
their home Monday after a brief visit
with the Sorensons here.
Mrs. Matt Andres and three children
Of Prescott, Arizona, former residents of
Central City, arrived here Sunday MORN
ing on at visit of month to her parents,
j. Waldhart aud family. Afterwards
they expect to go to Silverton on visit
The Misses May and Hazel Meyers
left for Denver Monday afternoon. Miss
May will probably remain while Miss
Hazel will only visit for week or SO.
The Hawk club has a new member in
the shape of the largest man in the city,
Geo. Matthews.
Robert Holtzweig returned from Den
yer Tuesday evening.
A. Cohen, wife and son returned to
their home'in Denver yesterday morning.
Thorvald Crook left for visit to Den
yer this morning.
Miss Agusta Bertagnolli returned to
her home IN Denver Sunday.
H. Shinherr left for Denver yesterday
morning.
N. Burroughs went to Denver yester-
day morning with the Eagles.
Mrs. ]. c. Martin left for the City of
Lights yesterday morning.
Mrs. Waldhart went to Denver Wed.
nesday morning.
Mrs. Strausser went to Denver Wed.
nesday morning.
A surprise party was given on Miss
Winniford FORFEIT last Friday evening,
August IL. The usual festivities were
INDUCED in and all had good timo.
The following were there: Florence
Crook, Helen Crook, Martin Jaynes, Del
phina Blake, Lorraine Warden, Francis,
Margaret and Emma Grutzmacher, Is
abelle Beattie, Florence Macanly Flor
ance Meyers, Lille Schneider, Eddie
and Harry Bensfield, Henry Schneider,
Thomas Brown, Olorinda Flueckenstien,
Laura Gallagher, Mabel and James
Dunn, Bertha Schneider, Olgra Crook,
Richard Scott, Gussie Grutzmncher,