Gilpin observer., 1905-07-20
BLACK HAWK.

position and intends to remain.
Amos Kearns left for Denver last Fri
day afternoon for short visit. He left
there Monday on the Moffat road for his
home in Middle--park.
Robert Cundy and mother, former res
idents of this city but now of Denver
were visiting here the latter part OF last
week.
Ed Hines has among the many that
took in the sights in Denver Sunday.
Desmond Coughlin of the G. & S. de.
pot of this city made short visit in
Denver Sunday.
Mrs. A. Fleuckenstein, after accom-
panying some friends as far as Golden re.
turned to her home in this city Sunday
evening.
Miss Susie Robins and Louis o. Donald
we're among the many that took in the
excursion to Elich's gardens in Denver
Sunday. They returned to their homes
here in the evening.
j. N. Raehofsky, wife and little son
left for short visit to Denver Sunday
morning.
Mrs. A. Cohen went to the "City OF
Lights" Sunday morning on short visit
to her little grandchild, returning again
in the evening.
Leo Pircher went to Denver Sunday
morning on visit to his mother and to
attend to little business.
The Misses Dora and Elsie Cusberson
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Flueckenstein for the last
two weeks, returned to their home in
Golden Sunday afternoon.
A very novel way was had to settle a
wager in this city yesterday. Frank
Bertagnolli said he could make a trip
around the world in eighty days while
Chas klais was the doubtful one. The
bet was lost by the former which was
settled by a game of horseshoe. Mr.
Bertagnolli is now pledged to treat every
young lady that he says more than five
words to. Ito an ice cream soda, until
Sunday. Girls do not let him escape.
The New York mill has been having
some very good improvements made
lately, the best and probably most i'm
portant one is the automatic self feeders
which were installed during the past
week.
The Black Hawk Social club have an.
nounced their intention of giving a social
ball at the Firemen's hall. There prom
ises to be large crowd present as this
is the first public dance given here for
over month. Prof. Leo Voll will pre-.
side at the piano which is guarantee OF
the best music. Refreshments in the
shape Of ice cream and cake will be
served by the club members at their
club rooms. Remember, tomorrow, Fri.
day evening.
The Cowboy band of Idaho Springs
are scheduled TO arrive here Sunday and
join the local members in giving an open
air concert. This band is composed OF
the best talent of Gilpin and Clear
Creek counties and is worthy Of going
to bear.
Dave Thompson who has had his ap.
plication in for the position as assayer
in the Denver mint which is to be opened
up in the near future, left for Denver
the first OF the week TO take an examin-
alton. He returned again Wednesday
morning after his brain raking exper-
fence.
Louis Rachofsky, Of the firm Of Ra
chofsky & Sop, leaves here tomorrow
morning for Denver where he will take
an examination for the mint.
Robert Holtzweig, who is conducting
the store Of Cohen Il Hurwitz IN this
city, combined business with pleasure
and made short trip to Denver Sunday
morning, returning in the evening.
Andy Flueckenstein, who has been
general manager Of the Gilpin Tramway
for the c. & s. railway. has resigned his
position and Leo Pircher has taken his
place.
The Woodchoppers club expect to
have meeting about Saturday.
The "Siamese- Twins" Herman Pr.
Cher and Horace Kruse, OF the Gilpin
Tramway. left for Denver Sunday on
pleasure bent only. They had very
vague idea OF going to Cheyenne. but af.
ter talking the matter over they thought
that the tramway would have a hard
time OF it so they came home. They are
figuring on leaving again on short trip
and we would not be surprised il one
would be accompanied by fair one on
their return.