Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES BLACK Hawk news

The entertainment given by the local
lodge OF Rebekahs two weeks ago seemed
to please the public so much that the
ladies have been urgently requested to
reproduce the same. They have decided
to do SO and this evening is the date set
for the same. Here is your chance to
hear splendid program 30 don't fail to
attend.
The Rathbone Sisters gave card
party Tuesday night. Fred Curry won
gents first prize while "Miss John Klais''
took lady's first. The second prizes
we're won by Mrs. Ruttcamp and Henry
Schulties. Mrs. Osgood Blake received
the consolation prize.
Indian Social club gave another ore
Of their social dances last Saturday even
ing and all those present had splendid
time.
Otto Blake had his livery stable paint.
ed bright red this week.
Miss Hazel Meyers has accepted the
position recently resigned by Miss Bessie
Kriley at the Wittwer bakery.
Mrs. j. D. Peters will return Friday to
her home in Newton, Iowa, after a visit
of two months here with Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Hill.
John Hill, the barber, has placed
another chair in his tonsorial apartments
this week and on Saturdays he will have
an extra barber to attend to his patrons.
Mrs. Il. Feehan and child went to
Denver Wednesday morning where they
will reside in the future.
The Post Lenten Ball which the Hawk
Social club have been figuring on for the
past two months or more promises to be
a hummer so they say.
Stephen Klair came up from the val.
ley Tuesday to look over some mines re-
turning again Wednesday.
A. Lipp moved from his old meat mar
ket to the one he recently purchased of
VIM. Harvey Tuesday.
John Stroehle left for Denver Friday
on business.
Mrs. Geo. Stroehle left for a visit to
Denver Tuesday.
The secret is out. Many of the friends
OF Geo. Kurtz have been wondering
what was the matter with him for about
four months, as about that time he quit
his usual haunts and was seen but sell
dom. Some thought he was brooding
over some love affair, when 10, the other
day he appeared and exhibited one Of
the finest guitar -mandolins ever seen in
this city, all his own workmanship. The
in strument is made OF mahogany, cherry
and red spruce wood, is little larg-
er than the regular instruments and has
a deep rich tone which is certainly fine.
1t took about four months of Mr.. Kurtz'
spare time to perfect it and he will defy
the skill of experts as the joints are all
invlsable and the workmanship Of the
best. Mr.. Kurtz deserves much credit.
The Jolly Eight club met at Mrs. VIM.
Shay's house Thursday afternoon and
they all had good time.
A. w. Hille and Chris Hazelbine were
up looking after their interests in the
Belmont mine Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Mitchell is reported on the
sick lit this week.
Medal day will be observed in the pub
lie schools here tomorrow. There will
exhibit work. contest prizes, music, etc.
1t is an invitation affair.
The Banzai mine company are laying
a pipe line from their mine to the creek
to carry away their pump water.
Miss Elizabeth Shinherr is up and
around again after short illness.
Mrs. John Rohling was sick few days
last week but is up and around again
now.
julius Nordelin is reported on the sick
list.
Mrs. p. Rolling and daughter Mrs. j.
Weidman of Golden came up Friday on
a short visit.
Henry Klien arrived here Monday
evening from Golden on a short visit.
Ernest Jones arrived here Wednes.
day afternoon on visit to his folks.
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