Gilpin observer., 1906-03-08
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Miss Maude Jones VINO mas Deen Vlslu-
ing with relatives in Idaho Springs for
the past week returned to her home in
this city last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Schulties, after visiting
with friends in Denver returned to her
home here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Desmond Coughlin left yester-
day morning for Silver Plume on u short
visit to friends and relatives.
John Wills left yesterday after
noon for Denver in order to look around
little He will return in few days
and sell his teams or may probably take
them to Denver, preparatory to moving
there himself.
Walter James and wife left for Denver
Saturday on a visit Mr.. james re-
turned here again the first of the week
but his wife is still in Denver.
VIM. Vine leaves today for Butte,
Montana, where he will probably remain
provided he can secure suitable employ
ment.
GuRtUe DTdho anu nave lIoNob
up from Denver and taken up resi-
dence in Lake gulch.
John Hill the barber has taken the
agency for steam laundry here now
and announces that he will take care of
all laundry and especially guarantees all
collars, cuffs and shirts.
Harry Feehan has started wall paper
shop in the building across the street
from the postoflice. He will attend to
all aper-hanging and work in that line
for the local public from now on.
Rachofsky IL Sons great March Clear
ance sale is now in full swing and some
of the bargains they have been Offering
are going like mothers hot cakes. II
you want anything in their line be sure
and drop in.
Mrs. A. Fleuckenstein is selling her
household effects, preparatory to joining
her husband in one of the western states.
Election day will soon be here, being
the first Monday in next month, April 2.
Caucus will be held for the nomination
of aldermen for the three wards, mayor,
treasurer, etc, within the next week or
SO. This promises to be rather lively
election therebsing two distinctly divided
factions, those for the present admins
tration and those opposed to it The
tickets in the field will in all probability
be Independent and Citizens. Judges
of election and the places designated for
polls have been selected by the city
council which appear in the council pro.
ceedings published in this issue.
The Post Lenten ball to be given here
is an assured fact now. The Hawk club
has passed on the matter, rented the hall
and appointed the dance committee, who
propose to make this the event OF the
year. The Cow Boy orchestra will fur.
nish the music. Remember the date,
Monday, April 10th.
The Indian Social dance that was to
be given on next Saturday evening has
been postponed on account OF the music.
ian, Leo Voll, being wanted at the en-
tertainment in Nevadaville. The local
club has a contract with Mr.. Vol for
every other Saturday but suspended it
for next Saturday.
The Rebekah lodge will give an enter
tainment at the l. o. o. +. hall on next
Thursday evening, March 18th. A very
good program has been arranged for the
evening, after which refreshments will
be served which will be u treat in itself.
Prices. Adults 25c, children 15c. The
public in general has cordial invitation.
The program is us follows:
PIANO Solo o........... Bertha Hoskn
RECITATION. oN..............Em Emily Roberts
DIALOGUE, "Why they joined the Re.
bekahs" ....... ..Mesdames
James, Hoskins, Beattie and Davis
Plano DUET. T....................
....... Misses Olga and Nora Crook
RECITATION oN.............Mr Mrs. Anderson
Solo,. Mr.. Roberts
RECITATION. ...... Miss Jessie Mitchell
Trio. Messrs. Bennett, Roberts, Eade
RECITATION N...............M iss Briggs
Solo. ....................M Mr.. Bennett
DIALOGUE -"An Economical Boomerang
Misses Susie Robins, Jessie Mitchell,
Minnie Sorenson, Messrs. Vivian
Fritz. l.. II. Jones, W. II. Mallett,
ZoNAPHoNE
BERLEsQuE
Rachoisly 4 Son are this week install.
ling complete line Of patent medicines.