Gilpin observer., 1906-08-30
BLACK Hawk NEWS

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rived here from her home in Denver
Tuesday evening on visit to old friends.
The smiling face OF Miss Bertha Nit
chell is again seen behind the Rolling
dry goods counter. Miss Mitchell has
been visiting the past week or so with
friends in Golden and Denver, returning
to her home in this city Tuesday even
ing.
Philip Rohling left Saturday for Gold
en- to visit with his family as usual.
The social dance given by the Indian
Social club was we'll attended Saturday
evening and all enjoyed themselves.
Arthur Crook has accepted position
as driver of one the city's wagons on the
street.
The city fire department received this
week 500 feet of new hose to be used on
their fire cart. In the past it was found
that their hose was inadequate when a
fire happened to break out very far from
water plug. The firemen tested the
same yesterday afternoon.
The Edisonian Vaudeville show was
held in Firemen's Lall Monday and
Tuesday evenings and after each show a
dance was given. There was not very
large crowd at either performance and
consequently the dances were not over
crowded.
The public school opens next Tuesday
September 4th.
A Labor Day dance will be given next
Monday evening at Firemen's hall by
the Hawk club. Leo Voll will furnish
the music. Tickets are 75c as it will be
an all night dance.
Mrs. Thos. j. Hendricks accompanied
by her daughters, the Misses Myrtle and
Nellie, arrived in the city Wednesday
morning from their home in Denver.
While here they will be the guests Of the
Dunstone family.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Straight Monday, August 9th.
VIM. Shea purchased the Webster res
idence this week aud will soon move his
family in the same.
Rev. Chas. Thibodeau left for Denver
Monday where he will attend the uni.
veasity this winter.
Chas. Klais, Arthur Syberts and Geo.
Curtis have joined the choir Of the M. E..
church. This is somewhat Of surprise,
but, as everyone knows, the gentlemen
have excellent voices, and who shouldn't
they lift them up in good cause?
A program and social was given at the
M. E. church last Friday evening. A
large number we're present who pro-
nounced the program excellent and had
good time at the social.
A big entertainment is due on Septem.
ber 14th. This will be given by the
Hawk club and promises to be very in
teresting as there is some exceptionally
good talent in this club.
The hawk is to be given his liberty.
Today he will spread his wings and soar
to new fields. He was captured when
quite young and given to the Hawk club.
1t was only on account Of Chas. Klais'
perseverance that he was kept 30 long.
After everyone else had quit him, Mr..
Klais fed and cared for him, but 10. the
bird made grab for him the other day
and scratched his delicate arms and hands
something awful. His benefactor then
decided he must go, and as there was no
OBTAINING hand the bird was told %.
John Hill, the barber, left for fishing
trip to South Boulder Sunday. Fred
Noark is attending to his business dur
ing his absence.
Vivian Fritz and Ray Omera left for,
Middle park Monday on q hunting and
fishing trip. They will remain several
weeks.
Walter James and j. v. Hurts and
wife returned from two weeks hunting
and fishing trip to Middle park the first
Of the week.
j. Nordlien is having larger stone
and brick residence built in the place OF
his present one. It will be big i'm
provement to that section.
Geo. Matthews and Mr.. Yates have
both accepted positions as carpenters on
the Gunnel mine in Central City.
Frank Jones end wife left for q short
visit with relatives on the Four Bar
ranch in Middle park last Friday. They
returned again Tuesday.
The Rebekah lodge Of this city go to
Russell Gulch to visit the Rebekahs this
evening.
Frank Thomas, who has been visiting
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