Gilpin observer., 1906-05-17
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Miss Bertha Schneider arrived here
Monday evening from Denver on visit
to her folks.
Miss Ethel Tierney, one OF the pop
ular young telephone ladies Of the Den
yer exchange, arrived here Sunday on a
visit to friends and relatives. She was
accompanied by hcr friend, Miss Aus.
bury. They returned Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Dellire and Miss Bessie Hansen,
OF Golden, arrived here Saturday on
visit to Miss Minnie Sorenson.
J. Borzago returned from business
trip to Denver Thursday evening last.
The report soon became noised around
that Mr.. Borzago had joined the ranks
of the benedicts, but upon inquiry he
claimed that it was untrue and that
"She" does not even live down that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earlich and son,
Arthur (aged two weeks,) accompanied
by grandma and uncle, Mrs. n. G. Nit.
chell and Arthur Mitchell, arrived here
last evening from Oakland, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earlich and family will in
all probability reside here now. Mrs.
Mitchell in speaking Of her visit says
California is fine place and the flowers
are beautiful, but rather than being Civ.
en- severe shaking every once in while
she would like to see little snow and
reside in Colorado where terra firma
DOES not assume that rocking chair
movement.
Ed Kest has accepted the position OF
driver for the McFarlane Foundry COM
pany.
Jacob Krell has taken a contract in
the National tunnel.
The entertainment and dance given by
the Hawk Social club last Friday even
ing was a success in every particular.
The program was splendid one, the
different numbers being rendered by the
best talent procurable in the county,
and every participant should be highly
complimented. The refreshments, which
were served by the club, were indeed OF
the best. The dance was we'll attended
and the tripping of the light fantastic
was INDUCED 10 until a late hour.
Miss Mary Loss has accepted po-
sition with the Wittwer bakery in the
place of Miss Vernie Scott, who recently
resigned.
The Scott family are packing their
household goods preparatory to moving
to Greely where they will reside.
Arthur Isaacs arrived here the other
day from an extended trip to different
portions Of the country and will remain
as he expects to go to work here.
Henry Kruse has accepted position
with the Polar Star mill.
j. II. Iceland, the "Sweepo" man, is in
the city painting smoke stacks.
The Hawk club had two members ad-
ded to their already large list OF mem
bers. John Hill and Fred Noark were
initiated Monday evening.
VIM. Saunders arrived here from Den
yer the latter part OF last week on visit.
The electric light company are runn-
ing line from the Running lode mine,
at which point their former line ended,
to the Clay County mine in order to
furnish that mine with electricity.
The blacksmith shop which Shea &
Ryan are occupying has been repainted
and fixed up in general.
George Ward is preparing to make a
trip east which will be quite extended,
probably lasting all summer.
Arthur Teats returned from a trip to
Denver last evening where he had the
measurements taken for cork leg
which will soon arrive here. This will
be great help to him.
Miss Hendricks returned to her home
in Denver after visit OF several weeks
here with the Keam family.
The little son Of Abe Cohen, formerly
OF this city, died in Denver Tuesday, the
funeral being held Wednesday.
DR.. Richmond left for visit to Den.
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