Gilpin observer., 1906-08-23
BLACK HAWK NEWS

James Quinn, formerly of this city,
but now tramway motormau of Den
yer was visiting in this city last week,
returning again Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Phil. Rohling and daughter, Miss
Laura, returned to their home in Golden
after visit of week or SO to their rela-
tives in this city.
Arthur Crook, who has been sojourn.
ing IN Denver for several weeks, returned
to his home in this city Saturday even
ing. He says he would rather live in the
mountains than in the heat of that city.
Miss Maud Jones and James Powers
took drive to Georgetown last Sunday
on short visit.
Otto Blake and wife left for Hot Sui
pher Springs Sunday afternoon last on
their vacation trip. Hunting and fish
ing will be the routine of their daily life
now for several weeks.
Mayor John L. Robins left for the
Queen City Monday morning to attend
to some business matters.
John Cundy and wife departed on
Tuesday mornings train, leaving for
Wisconsin on visit to relatives and
friends.
Max Waldhardt and mother LETT Tues
day morning for Prescott, Arizona, the
formers home. Mr.. Waldhardt works at
his trude, cigarmaking, in that city and
Mrs. Waldhardt will visit there several
weeks before returning home.
Mrs. F. Rachofsky and daughter Ev-
elyn of Denver, accompanied by Master
Lester of this city, arrived here Sunday
evening last on visit to the Rachofsky
family in this city. Mrs. Rachofsky was
former resident having resided in Rus
sell Gulch and Central City.
The school house is being overhauled
in general way preparatory to the op-
ening of school in September, when all
the little tots will be made happy (?)
at the ringing of the old familiar school
bell
| Miss Thatcher of Golden arrived in
the city Saturday on visit of week or
two with her friend Miss Grace Grutz
macher.
Miss Bertha Mitchell, the accomodat
ing clerk of the Rohling dry goods store,
left Tuesday afternoon for Golden on
her vacation trip. While there she will
visit with the Rohlings.
Messers. Ben Kimber and John Keyes
arrived in the city Monday from their
homes in Denver to attend to some bust.
ness matters and visit with relatives and
friends. Wednesday morning they went
to Pine Creek to look after some mining
property they are interested in.
A special program will be held at the
M. e. church Friday evening, August
oath. Ice cream and cake will be served.
A party OF four consisting Of Miss Ina
Briggs and sister, Fred Flick and Rev
Tippeadeu left for trip to James peak
Monday afternoon to see the sun rise the
next morning. They returned Tuesday
evening.
Last Friday evening Miss Olga Crook
gave party to number Of her friends
at her residence in Chase gulch. A very
pleasant evening was spent by everyone
present and Mics Crook proved to be
most excellent hostess. Cards, music
vocal and instrumental, games, etc, were
served. Excellent refreshments were
served. Prizes were given for the best
card players. Miss Susie Robins and
Arthur Crook took the first lady's and
gents prizes respectively, while Miss
Bertha Schneider and Louis Odonell
came in for second. Miss Hazel Tabb
received consolation prize. Those pres
ent we're: Misses Susie Robins, Bertha
Schneider, May Meyers, Minnie Soren-
son, Hazel Tabb, Pernilla Rundquist,
Elsie Teats, Florence Hill, Irene Roberts,
Jessie Mitchell, Florence, Helen and
Nora Crook. Messrs. Louis Odonell, Paul