Gilpin observer., 1905-04-20
Residence, 1858 Red
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BLACK HAWK.

Rachofsky & Son have been busy the
past week receiving their new stock of
spring goods.
Miss Maude Jones returned from a
short visit to Idaho Springs yesterday.
While playing ball Sunday Leo Pr
cher wrenched his leg and has been not
been working since.
The Messenger family left last Monday
for Denver where they had moved their
household goods and they intend to re-
side there.
Arthur Crook has resigned his position
] with Cohen & Hurwitz.
Jerry Drummer and wife left last
Thursday afternoon fer Denver on a
short visit.
Jesse Messenger left last Thursday af-
ternoon for Denver where he expected to
secure employment.
The Black Hawk band will give a
dance on Friday, April %.
Mr.. Koons Of Perigo was in the city
visiting the first of the week.
Andrew johnson is to be the victim
to be given to the new goat of the Black
Hawk Social club;next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Anderson, manager of the Gold
Dirt mine, and son were in the city yes
terday on business.
An announcement that sounds good to
almost everyone is the annual ball of the
Black Hawk Firemen to be given on Fri.
day, May 8.
The Gilpin Guards of the Women Of
" oodcraft No. 1888, will give 75 cent
dance at Firemen's hall on Post Lenten
night. Good piano music.
Henry Simmer went to Denver last
Sunday to see if anything could be done
about his crippled leg. He returned
the next day.
Chas. Klais has joined the Black
Hawk band and from now on the people
may expect such music as can not be
classed with anyone except Sousa's band.
Ernest Jones who was visiting with
his parents in this city for several days.
returned to his home near Idaho Springs
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Feehan arrived here last
evening from Denver. She shipped
their household goods up that morning
30 now the family will reside here.
The new mill was forced to close up
last Sunday on account OF the dynamo
breaking. They have been trying to fix
it ever since, and just as soon as the
dynamo is fully repaired the mill will
open again full blast.
The Black Hawk Social club had a
number Of their members practicing up
for the coming base ball season Sunday.
The club expects to pick about two
teams out and make things interesting
around here during the summer.
Quite number Of the local people OK.
pect to represent Black Hawk at the
Post Lenten ball to be given on Monday,
April "a. 1865, by the Owls at Armory
hall in Central. The Owls have promised
to show everyone good time.
Miss Grace Grutzmacher has handed
IN her resnigation to Borzago 4 Co. to
take effect the first Of the month. The
reason is very apparent, Miss Grutz.
macher has been appointed to teach
school at Rollinsville during the summer
months.
J. Coughlin arrived in the city the flrst
OF the week from Silver Plume, where he
has been living, nd will hereafter reside
in Black Hawk. Mr.. Caughlin used to
bo connected with the famous Silver
Plume band and will also play in the
local band.
The Jewish Easter fast started yester.
day and there are only certain things
that followers Of that faith can eat for
several days coming. All the Jewish
people here are observing 1t.
Miss Ethel Arthur Of Denver was Wis.
iting with her cousin, Miss Maude Jones
Saturday and Sunday. She left the
first Of the week for Idaho Springs and
Georgetown to visit, relatives before re
turning to her home 10 the metropolis.
p. b. Wright, one OF the Oldest resi-. |
dents OF this burg, has disposed Of his
business here and will take up a resi-.
dence in the neighboring city OF Idaho
Springs, where he intendo going into busi-
mess. Mr.. Wright has been good,
loyal and charitable citizen OF this place
for great many years, and we can rec.
ommend him heartily to the people
appouu Tim hii1