Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Amos Kearns came over from his home
in Steamboat Springs, Routt county, on
Sunday evening last He says that il
he can find some employment here TO his
liking he will very probably remain.
John Wittwer, the local baker, made a
short trip to Denver Tuesday, returning
again Wednesday morning. He says he
will have an experienced buker up here
before the week is out to help HIM, as
his patronage is growing so that it is too
much work for one man.
Indian Social club have decided to
give another Of their regular SOC dances
on next Saturday, January 27, at the
Firemen's hall. Leo Vol will furnish
the music. This is the second Of series
OF Saturday night dances which this
club is scheduled to give every other
week. good crowd is expected next
Saturday.
w. A. SpooneI, the Great Sachem of
the Imp. o. r. Nj. is expected to arrive
in the city to day on visit to Black
Hawk tribe No. "a. There will be jolly
good time at the regular meeting this
evening and all members should be
present. There is to be regular good
old Indian banquet.
VIM. Hoppie's boy is reported on the
sick list this week.
John Webster's little son is reported
sick with the pneumonia.
Fred Gabardi's boy is sick with the
pneumonia.
Mrs. Harry Feehan has been rather
sick the last week with an abcess which
formed in her head. To add to this
misfortune her son is also confined to
his bed with an attack of pneumonia.
J. B. Merritt, local agent Of the Knight
Campbell Music Co. of Denver, was
busy yesterday installing piano in the
home OF Miss Louise Wheeler. Miss
Wheeler will now be able to render some
very highly instrumental music.
Charles Keam, the popular confection-
er at the postofiice store and the
smallest Elk, in size, in the country, left
yesterday morning for Denver with
number of other Elks in order to attend
the funeral of the late James Carbis.
Mrs. Sam Bostwick, one Of Black
Hawks former reside its arrived from her
home in Denver Monday and is visiting
here for several days with friends.
Thomas Dunstone accompanied the re-
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Yer Monday where the latter was in
TERED.
Mrs. Laura Kriley went to Denver
Sunday on short visit to friends.
Charles Klais has been on the sick
list for the past two or three days with
threatened attack Of pneumonia, con
sequently his store has been open at
short intervals only.
Mrs Curray is reported on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wm. Boerdman Of Idaho
Springs arrived in this city last evening
on sort OF pleasure and business trip
combined. They will remain in the city
several days.
Last Friday evening the Hawk Social
club gave their first anniversary ball at
the Firemens hall in this city. The
club had been in existence just one year
and this dance was in commemoration OF
the event. A rather large crowd was
present, number coming from Central,
and everyone seemed TO be having the
6me OF their lives. Koenigsberg and his
orchestra of Denver, consisting OF SIX
pieces, rendered some Of the latest and
most popular music, which was so ill.,
spiring it would make Methodist min
lister feel like dancing, namely such piec
es as "A picnic for two" "A cosy corner
in your heart for me-" etc. At about
II o'clock supper was announced, or
rather banquet as it certainly was the
latter, which was served at the clubs
rooms over the postoilice. The com
mittee in charge should have the high
est commentator for the able manner
in which the affair passed OFT.
d. w. Taylor was appointed secretary
of the school board Tuesday in the place
of l.. Martin who resigned prepara-
tory to leaving the city.