Gilpin observer., 1907-02-21
BLACK Hawk EWS|NEVADAV|LLE NOTES

AL. Williams arrived here from Bould-
er Tuesday.
The Hawk club are billed for big
supper for members only Saturday even
ing. They mean to make this weekly
occurance.
F. Waters and family moved their
household effects from their residence
in Golden to this city, intending to re-
side here in the future.
Miss Rubie Rumble came up from
Denver last Thursday to attend the big
masquerade dance and to visit few
days with friends.
A public card party is to be had on
the 28th Of this month under the aus
pices of the Hawk club. The boys u.s.
ually show everyone good time at all
of their social functions so you can fig
ure on having good time il you attend.
Rachofsky & Son have rented the
store room formerly occupied by the
drug store and will move their dry goods,
clothing, shoes, etc, into the same. The
building is being oyerhauled in general,
new French plate glass windows, are be-
ing put in, the building repapered and
repainted, etc. This will make better
appearing store and Mr.. Rachofsky says
will be run on the most modern methods
Watch for the posters announcing the
big removal sale Of this firm. 1t will
commence next Monday and last until
the new store room is ready for occu.
pancy.
Mrs. Murphy won the silver piece put
up by the medicine show man last week
for the most popular lady in town. Lit
tie Marie Sullivan was awarded the
prize for the most popular baby. There
was a merry fight on, Mrs. Murphy win
ming by majority OF over 1000 and with
almost 1000 votes.
Joseph Borzago last week received a
certificate Of Past Sachem from the Red
Men. This is quite an honor as it takes
several years Of faithful lodge attending
to work ones self through the various
stumps Of the tribe.
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Krell's home
was the scene Of much enjoyment when
the Woodchoppers club met for the first
time in nearly year. These meetings
will be more frequent now so We are in.
formed.
The Black Hawk firemen held their
regular meeting Saturday evening and
afterwards al oyster supper. Everyone
had their fill and enjoyed themselves i'm.
mensely.
Word was received here from Salida
OF the birth Of little son last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore. Both par.
ents are we'll known here, having resided
at this place several years ago.
Charles Keam is reported on the sick
list for the past few days. Mrs. Keam is
tending store for him.
Fred Noark was a visitor to Idaho
Springs and Denver Sundry and Mon
day.
The Hawks had election of officers
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President-Fred Anderson
Vice President-Herman Pircher
Sec'y and Treas.-Walter James
Guard-Arthur Crook
Trustees-John Klais, Arthur Syberts
and Chas. B. Klais.
Mira. Powers and daughter, Mrs. Reub.
en- Mayor left Sunday afternoon for a
short visit with friends in Denver.
VIM. Hines left Sunday afternoon for
short trip to Denver.
The largest attended dance given in
Black Hawk for some time past was the
masquerade ball last Thursday evening.
1t was under the direction OF the Won.
en- Of Woodcraft. The Japanese ladies'
drill was most excellently executed and
brought mucn praise. The costumes
were varied, beautiful and groteeque
and the music, which was furnished by
Mrs. Benz. Slattery, was OF the best. 1t
is needless to say that everyone had a
good time.