Gilpin observer., 1906-04-19

Dave Thompson returned from quite a
protracted stay in Denver Sunday. He
has accepted position as assayer at
the big Mill of the Fifty Gold Mines Co.
in this city.
Mrs. Mabel Quinn left again yesterday
afternoon for the Queen City after a
short visit here with relatives
Mr.. and Mis-. VIM. Leahy left Wednes-
day afternoon for Leyden, intending to
make that place their future home as
Mr.. Leahy has secured good position
in one Of the mines.
Miss Bertha Schneider came up from
Denver to attend the Post Lentsn ball
given by the Hawk Club Monday even
ing and to visit with her folks. She re-
turned again Wednesday afternoon.
On Saturday, April the 7th a number
OF the friends OF Mrs. Pete Hanson gave
her surprise party in honor of her
birthday. Only members Of the gentler
sex were there as it was given in the af
ternoon. Nevertheless they all had a
most enjoyable time such as only falls to
the lot OF a number of ladies when not
hindered by the men. Games OF all de
scrirtions, talking, etc, not to forget the
dainty refreshments we're the features OF
the party. After recovering from the
first shock OF surprise Mrs. Hanson
proved to be most excellent hostess.
Those present at the party we're: Mes
DANES Chss. Rundquist, Carl Hedman'
A. Sorenson, j. Nordelin, Thor. Crook,
j. Mackey, Gus. johnson, Chas. John
son, Chais Hanson, John Rohling; the
Misses Jessie Mitchell, Olga and Nora
Crook, LYDIA and Esther johnson, Eva
Sorenson.
The Hawk Social club gave an enter
tainment at their club rooms last Friday
evening to number OF invited guests
There were between 30 and 40 present
The program was fine, being composed
Of vocal and instrumental music, speak
ing. reading, etc. Refreshments, or rath-
er banquet was served which was done
ample justice to by everyone. After the
eating a good time was had with the
gloves. The attendance was composed
Of men only.
A farewell surprise party was given to
Mrs. VIM. Davis last Friday evening.
Mrs. Davis left Tuesday morning for
La Junta on a short visit, afterwards in
tending to go to Montrose to join her
husband. The party was given by the
ladies OF the Rebekahs at the l. o. o. +.
No. hall and you may be sure that
they all had most pleasant evening.
Games were played, refreshments served,
etc.
On Easter Sunday a pretty home
christening was had at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Jacks On, when their child and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Scheffiers two child
rem were given the names that they will
hereafter be know by, by the Rev. DIR.
Tippedeau OF the NJ. Z. Church, in the
name OF the Lord. The names given
were: Helen Sylvia Jackson, Eta
Dorothy Schetfer and Edmond Otto
Schefiler.
The carpenters have just finished lay
ing a new floor in the store room oc.
cupied by Borzago Il Co. Mr.. Rolling,
who owns the building, will also have it
repapered and repaintei. which, when
finished will present very neat appear
ance.
The Women Of Woodcraft will give
public card party at the Scandia hall on
Friday evening.
Miss Vernie Scott has accepted po
sition with the Wittwer bakery in the
place of Miss Hazel Meyers, who re
signed last week.
The Hawk club are arranging to give
an entertainment at their club rooms in
two or three weeks.
Miss Ina Briggs returned from visit
ITO Denver the latter part OF last week in
order to attend to her school duties.
The entertainment and dance given
last Saturday evening by the Bolander
Musical family under the supervision OF
Mrs. Gus. Bolander OF this city, was very
good. The program was well rendered
and the dance afterwards was enjoyed by
all those present.
The Post Lenten Ball Monday even.
ing at the Firemen's was not as well pat.
ronized as it should have, but never.
theless all those present had n most