Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Master Raymond Hachofeky returned
to Denver yesterday afternoon again at
ter visit Of day or 30 with his father
and brother here, to be with his mamma
Arthur Crook has resigned his posi-
tion as bar tender at his fathers saloor
in this city. He left last Saturday fol
Denver in search Of employment.
James Ryan and wife and Louis Ra
chofsky have organized a small party
that will leave here about six O'Clock
next Saturday evening for trip tc
the top OF James peak. They expect tc
arrive at the top in time to see the sun
rise, which is most beautiful spectacle
from that elevation.
j. N. Rachofsky returned from visit
to his wife in Denver Tuesday morning
Leo Pircher and wife left last Satur.
day for short sojourn in the City OF
Lights, returning again to their cool
mountain home Tuesday morning.
Louis Odonnel has accepted the posi-.
tion recently held by Arthur Crook as
mixer in Crooks Palace. Louis is very
pleasant and accommodating and makes
good bar tender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waldhardt and
sons, Marx and Herman, all journeyed
to Tolland IN Boulder park last Sunday.
There to join in the picnic that was be-
ing given by the East Denver Turnverein
club Of Denver. They report having
had splendid time.
Mayor John Robins and Andy Meyers
went to Pactolus Sunday on fishing
bent. 1t was bad day for quite mum.
Der Of the speckled beauties as both
gentlemen came home that same even
ing each earring a splendid mess Of fish.
Fishing in these waters this year seems
to be pretty good and quite number Of
anglers have been going out lately.
Another good time in sight is the feel.
ing that accompanies the reading, by all
card lovers, Of the sign Of the Hawk club
announcing that there will be q public
card party at their club rooms on next
Tuesday evening. Everyone has splend-
id time at these social gatherings and
there is no reason why this should be an
exception to the rule.
The Butterick Dancing Academy has
been opened in this city, the opening
night being last Monday when class OF
eight students was started. There will
probably be many more before long, and
then the trippers Of the light fantastic
will be quite numerous.
The dance given by the Indian Social
club last Saturday night was we'll at
tended and all present had a most enjoy
able time.
John Stroehle was passenger on yes.
terday mornings outgoing train.
Mrs. Annie Mackey and daughter Miss
Pearl Of Nebraska, arrived in the city
the first OF the week on visit to the
Mackeys here.
Herman Pircher arrived here from
New York the latter part Of last week,
after an absence OF several months in
which time he has done considerable
travelling around the states, and has TAX
en- back his position at the Gilpin Tram
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Earlich are pack
ing their goods preparatory to moving to
Denver. Mr.. Earlich leaves today for
that place while Mrs. Earlich and baby
will remain a little longer until resi-
dence has been found.
The Rathbone Sisters gave e ten-cen
tea at the home OF Mrs. T. Crook last
Thursday afternoon and very pleasant
time was had. The ladies' also cleared a
neat little sum.
Mrs. N. G. Mitchell is reported on the
sick list this week.
Mike O'Hea left yesterday afternoon
for short trip to the Queen City.
Ray Coughlin, formerly Of the c. & S.
depot in this city has been promoted to
agent for the same company at Idaho
Springs.
The Hawk club held their election OF
officers Tuesday which will be found be.
low: A general good time was had af-
terwards. At the installation which
will be held at their next regular meet
ing the newly elected officers will lserve
banquet to the members.
President-Walter James
Vice President-Arthur Syberts
y.Treas.-Frank Bertagnolli
Guard-Fred Anderson
Trustees-John Klais, Richard Stew
ems, Geo. Hewes.
Tuesday evening during the rain
storm bolt Of lightning was said to
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