Gilpin observer., 1906-09-20
BLACK Hawk NEWS

John Klais has accepted position
as driver for the Sanitary dairy wagon.
The Misses Gay and Jessie McKinnon
returned from visit OF a week and
month respectively to friends in Denver
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Schulties came up from
her home in Denver On short visit to
her husband and friends Tuesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Rachofsky left for
Denver yesterday morning where they
will spend the Jewish New Year which
occurs today. Their store here remains
closed all day.
The little baby daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Taylor that died last Satur-
day was inferred in the X. p. cemetery
Monday.
Word was received here this week an
nouncng that son was born to Mr.. an /
Charles Moore of Cripple Creek, Sep
tember 18th. The above were both we'll
known residents of this place.
There promises to be a heap big time
at the meeting of Black Hawk Tribe No.
81 this evening. The Great Sachem,
Great Sr Sycamore and Great Jr. Saga
more, respectively DIR. Cummings of
Blake City, DR.. Smith Of Florence, and
Mr.. Boyd of Idaho Springs, will be here
on short visit, and tomorrow will at
tend the big doings at Nevadaville, ae.
companied by number from the local
tribe. While here they will be enter
tanned and an Indian banquet served af-
terward.
John Rohling has been making sew
eral threats during the past two years
about the stove in the store 30 finally on
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, he blackened the
same.
Chris Hazelbine came up from Den
yer Monday morning on short trip re-
turning again in the afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Schinherr left this morn
ing for Denver on visit.
Miss Fannie Thompt on left this morn
ing for Denver on visit.
VIM. Mitchell, son Arthur, and two
son.in-laws. John Rohling and Charles
Earlich, left Sunday morning on hunt
ing trip down toward the Forks Of the
Creek. The weather was very wet and
look as they would, no game dareo to
show itself. After good big hunt the
wea ry huntsmen returned home having
caught several duckings.
NJ. and Mrs. Anfang returned from a
visit to Denver Tuesday.
The Indian Social club will give a
dance at Firemen's hall next Saturday
evening.
D. W. Taylor and wife left this morn
ing for visit to Denver.
Pie, all kinds Of pie could be had at
the Scandia last evening where the Po-
cahontas lodge gave pie and card Soc
ial. A great time was had at playing
cards and the following won the prizes:
First Ladies'. Mrs. Hamilton, second,
| AsllSS OcooiO 0hitShSAis SohoO'iosAOh, A'AA'o
Hazel Meyers; first gents, A. Syberts,
second, A. Kearns, consolation, VIM.
Moyle. After the cards pies were sold
which included the privilege of eating
the same with the pretty girl that made
l.. All the pies were eaten and while
everyone had splendid time the ladies
cleared neat little sum Of money.
A number of the Chase gulch ladies
gave surprise party to Mrs. John Rohl-
ing yesterday afternoon in honor of her
birthday. A very pleasant time was had
by all present, such only as lot OF the
feminine sex can have together. Mrs.
Rohling proved to be an excellent hos
tess. Among those present were the
Mesdames John Mackey, n. G. Mitchell
VIM. Mitchell, TIL. Crook, p. Hanson,
and the Misses Bertha and Jessie Nit
chell.
Born-In Black Hawk, Colo, Friday,
September 14th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Graham, daughter. DR.. Richmond