Gilpin observer., 1906-09-13
BLACK HAWK NEWS

A new front has been placed in the
lower portion Of the Scandia hall. Ben
Olsen's saloon occupied this room. All
the small windows have been taken out
and couple of large ones placed in
their stead.
Amos Kearns and Arthur Crook are
complaining Of sore muscles this week.
They have both accepted positions with
Sampling works, beginning Tuesday
morning.
VIM. Moyle has taken the position of
Frank Jones with Borzago & Co. Frank
Jones resigned in order to accept the po.
sition Of freight hustler at the local
station Of the G. & s. depot.
Miss Jessie Mitchell has accepted the
position OF bookkeeper with the grocery
firm Of .Borzago & Co., recently held by
Miss Minnie Sorenson.
The Misses Minnie Sorenson and Susie
Robins and Messrs. Joseph Moyle and
Louis Odonnell formed merry party
who took in the sights at Boulder park
Sunday.
Ed Stevens and Miss Edith L. Harper
were married in Denver last evening at
$50 o'clock, at the home Of the brides
parents, 3457 Bryant St. Mr.. Stevens
will be remembered here by many as be.
ing former resident. His many friends
here wish him and his bride good luck
and happiness as Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stew
ems.
The big entertainment and dance of
the Hawk Social club will occur Friday
evening. The program promises to be
fine as also the dance. Ice cream and
cake will be commenced to be served
just as soon as the program is concluded
so as to accommodate those who do not
dance and want some refreshments.
H. T. Smith and wife left last Tuesday
for Seattle, Washington on visit.
John Ballard is packing his household
goods this week, preparatory to moving
to Seattle, Washington, within the next
week or so.
a band wagon load of the Women of
Woodcraft were taken to Idaho Springs
last ever Jog to visit their sister lodge.
They all report having had splendid
time.
Miss Minnie Curry came up from Den
yer the first Of the week on visit to re-
latives and friends.
Miss Esther Rundquist arrived here
from Victor Monday evening on a visit
to relatives.
Miss Olive Smith of Oklahoma arrived
here the latter part of last week on a
short visit
A birthday party was given by little
Lorene Hanson yesterday afternoon at
her home to her many little friends. 1t
way the 4th birthday.
The Pocahontas gave public card
party at their lodge rooms last evening
Quite crowd was present and a good
time was had. The ladies prizes were
taken by John Rohling and Mrs. N. G.
Mitchell and for the men John Ru' olph
and Frank Bertagnolli, first and second
prizes respectively in both cases. The
consolation was given to Miss Susie
Robins. This lodge will give public
card and pie social next Wednesday ev.
enipg. Pie 15c, cards 10c.
A surprise party was given on Mrs.
j. M. Mackey last Saturday afternoon
by number Of her friends. An after
noon Of much enjoyment was had by the
ladies. Cards and other amusements.
Refreshments were served. Following is
a list OF those present: Mesdames L.
Crook, VIM. Mitchell, Maude Rohling,
J. Hanson, Nordelin, Rundquist, Chas.
johnson, and Ester and LYDIA johnson,
Olga, Nora, Helen and Harold Crook,
Agnes, Amelia and Esther Nordelin, Roy
and Lorene Hanson, Jessie Mitchell.
Miss Elsie Teats is confined to the
house this week on account OF illness.