Gilpin observer., 1907-05-23

AaAAoo NAnd0S OOiCo was diilOiiS Vic
many to go to Denver Sunday morning.
She visited with relatives and friends
during the day and returned again the
same evening.
The entertainment and dance that
was to be given on Saturday, May 25th,
by the Women of Woodcraf has been
postponed until Saturday, June LIST, on
account of the firemen in Central hav-
ing set that date for their big dance.
The big friendship quilt, which is now
on display in the Rohling store window,
will be raffled off on the same evening
and whoever the lucky winner happens
to be will receive something that is
well worth the price of any other two
quilts in the city.
Mrs. H. Ballard is reported on the
sick list for the past week or so.
On Friday evening an illustrated NOV
ing picture and panoramic view enter
tainment will be given at the Presby-
terian church. California will be illus
trated by 5000 moving views and 10C
calcium panoramas. A small admis-
sion fee will be charged.
The Firemen's dance given last Sat
urday evening was not very well attend
ed but all those who were there had a
most enjoyable time. The firemen eX-
pected to make little money to help
defray their expenses on the Fourth OF
Jnly when they expect to go to Golden
and bring back several prizes, but in
stead did not take in enough to pay the
expenses.
A number of the Red Men hired q
band wagon Monday evening and took
in the doings of their brethren in Ne.
vadaville. The Rising Sun tribe of the
latter town had six pale faces which
were adopted into their tribe on that
evening. Much fun was had and the
local boys were treated very cordially
by the tribe higher up on the mountains.
A pasty supper was served by the hosts
and was much appreciated by the visi-
tors.
The fourth of the series of card par
ties to be given by the Hawk club will
occur tomorrow, Friday, evening anc
everyone is invited to attend. This is
also the last of the series and foul
grand prizes will be given to the per
sons having the largest number Of
points to their credit throughout the
, series. Besides this five regular prize:
will be given to the players having the
largest number of points for that ont
, evening. Since the last card party
here the club rooms have been renovat
ed throughout and the frequent visitors
will hardly know the place. 1t has bee,
repapered, repainted, new pictures ad
! ded, tables and chairs purchased ant
yesterday several of the boys were bus.
laying linoleum in the large room
where they play cards and serve sup
pers.
Z Fred Anderson returned from Denver
Monday where he had been visiting hi
; brother, Ed, who is laid up with tive
sprained ankles Ed is working for the
Rio Grande company and short time
ago he was cleaning off an engine, dur
ing which operation he slipped and fell
with the above result. His many
friends are sorry to hear of his i'll lucl
and wish him speedy recovery.
Last Friday evening, among the 9th
er regular business that was transacted
by the Woodmen of the World, three
gentlemen were given ride on theil
wild and sometimes unmanagable goat.
The riders were VIM. Graham, VIM
Kriley and Paul Miller. They all say
that they had splendid time and there
is no doubt of it.
Miss Esther Rundquist gave fare
well party at the home of her parents
last Saturday evening. Everyone pres
ent had the time of their lives so they
all say and Miss Rundquist proved to be
an excellent hostess. The charming
young lady expects soon to leave fol
Silver City, Mexico, where she will re-
side. Those present at the party are
Misses Jessie Mitchell, Minnie Soren-
son, Hazel Meyers, Olga Crook, Mae
Meyers, Bertha Mitchell, Jennie Taylor,
Grace Grutzmacher; Mrs. J. Kurtz
Messrs. John Klais, Chas. B. Klais,
Geo. Kurtz, John Kurtz, James Oates,
Arthur Crook, Edwin Rule, A. Allen,
Amos Kearns, Albert Syberts, Fred
ObWeipe.