Gilpin observer., 1906-01-18
BLACK HAWK NEWS


leave himself. He is undecided as to
wether he will remain in that city or go
SOUTH
Leo Pircher arrived here the latter
part of the week from Denver returning
again Sunday.
E. BOSNIAN who has been conducting
the Windsor hotel for some time past,
left yesterday for the east. He has Civ
en- up the management of the hotel.
His wife preceded him east a couple Of
weeks ago.
Walter Call is reported sick with
touch of pneumonia.
Mics Viola Cotte, the fashionable mil
liner OF Georgetown, arrived in the city
Tuesday on visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hurts. She will remain here several
weeks.
James Quinn came up from his home
in Denver Tuesday evening on short
visit to his friends and relatives.
Andy Fleuckenstein left Monday
morning for Salt Lake where he will
probably remain provided he can secure
lucrative position. He was acco M
panied by Mr.. Bruner also Of the same
mind. They may push on to the coast
if nothing suitable can be found at the
former place.
The Burners have disposed of all of
their furniture preparatory to moving
west.
Miss Emily Negri, who has been very
seriously i'll for the past week with the
pneumonia is reported as being much
better. The high fever has been par
TALLY broken up and she is in a fair way
her many friends.
Miss Edna Holbrook, the charming
young postmistress of this city made a
visit to the metropolis yesterday morn
ing, returning again in the afternoon.
Desmond Coughlin Of the c. & S. de-
pot made a trip to Denver yesterday
morning returning again in the evening,
solely a pleasure trip.
A large crowd attended the snow ball
social at the NJ. E. church last Friday
evening and most enjoyable time was
had by all present. The program rend
cred was very good and much credit
should he attached to all those who par
ticipated.
Louis O'Donnel returned from a short
visit to the valley the latter part of last
week.
The dance last Saturday evening Civ.
en- at Firemen's hall by the Indian Social
club was fairly attended. All those
present had good time as the floor was
in excellent shape and there were Just
enough dancers so as not to make it too
crowded. Leo Voll furnished the music.
This club intends to give these Satur-
day night dances on every other week.
the next one scheduled to occur on Sat
urday, Jan. 27.
A week from Thursday the Great
Sachem Of the Imp. o. r. NJ. is expected
to arrive here on visit to the local lodge
Of Redmen. Mr.. w. A. Spooner is the
Great Sachem. The Indians will have
a heap big time on that evening, as a
banquet will be served and very proba-
BILE there will be an initiation or two.
The event Of the season will occur on
tomorrow evening, Friday, Jan. 18th, at
Firemen's hall, the Hawk Social Club
first anniversary ball. The committee
in charge have gone to lot OF expense
and trouble in order to make this fete
one long TO be remembered. Kvenigs-
berg's orchestra is to furnish the music
and the club will serve the supper at
the club rooms. II you haven't ticket
purchase one and don't fail to attend as
you are sure to have the time of your
life.
At the regular meeting Of the Rebekah
lodge held last Thursday evening the
following Office were installed to serve
for the ensuing term:
Noble Grand-Mrs. l.. Davis
Vice Noble Grand-Minnie Sorenson
Secretary-Jessie Mitchell
Treasurer Mary Mitchell
Financial Secretary-Susie Robins
Warden-Nellie Robins
Conductor-KatieM Mallet
Outside Guardian-Lida johnson
Inside Guardian an-Amanda Headman
r. s. N. G.-Honor Hoskin
l.. s. n. G.--Christina Crook
X. s. V. G.-Freda Beattie
L. S. V. G.-Hannah Hanson.