Gilpin observer., 1906-01-04
RICH ORE STRUCK BLACK HAWK NEWS

Mike Carey and family moved their
household goods to Idaho Springs Mon
day and they will reside now.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quinn left for
Denver Tuesday where they will reside
in the future.
Mrs. Charles Chatfield and daughter,
Miss Genieva, left for Green Bay, Wis,
Wednesday where they will probably re-
main for some time.
On Tuesday little son was born to
Mr.. and Mr.. J. M. Hurwitz in Denver.
consequently grandpa and grandma ]
Rachofsky in this city are much elated
while uncle Louis is simply delighted,
so much so in fact that he has been
around ever since with box of cigars
and also some candy.
Fred Pircher came up from Denver
Sunday on visit to his brothers and
friends. He expects to return soon and
will then make trip to the coast 80 he
says.
A number of the mills in this city
were forced to close several days this
week on account OF the scarcity of water.
John and Patrick Munley returned to
their home here the latter part of last
week after short visit in Denver.
Fred Waldhardt after visiting here
over Christmas with mis- folks returned
to Leadville, where he has been residing
lately, Monday morning.
Herman Pircher and Horace Krnse
entertained few of their friends Satur-
day evening.
The advertising is out announcing the
big anniversary dance of the Hawk club
which has been in existance here now
for about year. The big event will oc-
cur on Friday evening, January 10, 1905
music SO be sure and make arrange
ments to attend.
On Saturday. January 13, the Indian
Saciai club will give SOC dance. Music
by Voll
Miss Jessie Mitchell is reported ON the
sick list this week.
Paul Miller is reported rather sick
this week.
4 Robert Holtzsweig has rented the
Estore room formerly occupied by the
Cohen L. Hurwitz Clothing store and or
Tuesday opened with an entire new
stock Of mems furnishings and small
line of ladies' shoes and notions. The
store is not entirely stocked as yet bu,
goods are arriving daily. Mr.. Holtz.
weig is we'll acquainted in the county,
having conducted store in Rollinsville
and afterwards acting as clerk in the
Cohen & Hurwitz store for about year
He is an up-to-dat business man, oi
pleasing qualities and will conduct his
store on first class business principles.
Misses Bertha Schneider and Louise
Stapper returned to Denver Monday af.
ternoon after visit of a week or 81
in this city with Miss Schneiders' folks
Miss Vern Scott returned Sunday last
from short visit to Denver.
Vim. Scott returned Sunday from a
short trip to Denver.
Miss Flossie Maughan returned to he
home in Golden last Sunday Afternoon
after spending week with relatives il
this city and friends in Central. Sh
was accompanied home by Miss Anni
Matthews of Central who visited ther
several days.
Miss Briggs went to Denver Christina
to spend the holidays with her siste
who was sick. While there Miss Briggs
sister was called by the Maker and at
forwards her body was shipped to he
old home in the east accompanied b
Miss Briggs
Miss Grace Grutzmacher is teachin!
the second grade in the public schoo
temporarily during the absence OF on
Of the regular teachers. Miss Briggs.
Mrs. Brossman and daughter left 70
Denver the first Of the week, where tn
former has secured position.
At the regular meeting OF Neota Cour
Gil No. 30, Degree Of Pocahontas, bel
5 last evening officers for the ensuing teri
, were installed, which were af follows:
Prophetress- Thompson
Pocahontas-Susie Robins
n Wenona-Frances Burroughs
Pohatan-Arthur Kruse
1st Scout-Sessie Mitchell
2nd Scout-May Meyers =
1st Runner-Josephine Ryan
2nd Runner-Pearl Retallack