Gilpin observer., 1907-10-24
BLACK HAWK NEWS

in the McFarlane foundry, left Monday
for California. He will locate in that
state if he can find place as desirable
to locate in as Black Hawk.
Mrs. John Mackey left last week for
the east to visit with her daughter.
The Pythian sisters had soup and
pie banquet at their meeting on Friday
evening. Besides partaking of these
delicacies card playing was indulged in.
Mayor and Mrs. John Robins return
ed Saturday evening from a week s
stay in Salida, where Mr.. Robins went
to attend the session of the grand lodge
as delegate from No. 3, l. o. o. F.
McFarlane's men were busy yester-
day hauling in the mill equipment from
the old Lindeman plant at the head of
Moon gulch.
The first social dance to be given by
the Red Men in their new hall last Sat-
urday evening was delightful affair.
now a certainty that these weekly
events will prove most popular.
Members of the Red Men and Poca-
hontas gave a farewell reception to Jo-
seph Moyle Sunday evening. Refresh
ments were served and a general good
time enjoyed.
Nick Moyle, Sr., returned from Den
yer yesterday morning where he ac-
companied his son Joe, and bid him fare
well on his western trip.
John Hughes and Henry Menhennett
left last Friday for Denver, They
awaited the arrival of Joseph Moyle
and the trio left the fore part of this
week for the coast.
| S. Tobolosky, business man of this
city for ten years, was an arrival this
week. Mr.. Tobolosky has rented the
store he formerly occupied in the Rohl-
ing building and will open gents fur
nishing establishment. Since leaving
here about five years ago the gentle
man has been in business in Dallas,
Texas, and McCallister, l. T. A part
of his stock has already arrived.
A week from today the masquerade
ball of the Hawk social club will be held
and this is an event that the disciples of
Terpsichore don't want to overlook.
Since the completion of the new hall
everyone hereabouts seem to have the
dance fever and find more pleasure in a
waltz or two-step than Russell Sage
found in hording up wealth.
Harry S. Blake and Miss Mary Con-
stantino, two well known young people
of this place, were quietly married in
Golden Saturday. After spending few
days in Denver, they returned to Black
Hawk yesterday via Rolinsville. The
young people will go to housekeeping
and will occupy the upstairs of the
Blake house on Clear Creek street
They have the congratulations of many
friends.
Chas. Klais has painted his house in
Mountain City a drab color and is now
laying sidewalk around the place. 1t
will not be a cement walk from the fact
that Mr.. Klais is using boards.
Following the business session of the
Woodmen Monday evening card party
was held, and after the players had sat
isfed their desires for this entertain
ment sauer kraut and weiners were
served. Monday evenings card game
was the first of series that will be
given by the Woodmen during the Win
ter months. Each meeting night after
the lodge session card playing will be in
order. The entertainment will be for
the members of the lodge exclusively.
Grover Starks left yesterday after
noon for Denver where he will remain
permanently. He has accepted posi-
tion with his uncle and intends to enter
night school and study in the evenings
when his time is not otherwise engaged.
AS soon as he becomes sufficiently vers-
ed in the Spanish tongue he will leave
for Mexico and will then follow his
trade as saw setter.
Mrs. Chas. Dunn was taken to the
hospital in Denver yesterday morning.
Her heart action became so weak this
move was thought advisable. She was
accompanied by DR.. c. M. Froid and
Mr.. Dunn.
Henry Eatwell, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is gradually improving.
The Feehan brothers are busy this
week repairing and making needed i'm
proyements in the Feehan property.
Most of Harry's time is occupied in
watching Ed. to see that he doesn't
, overwork himself
Geo. Vogel and Elmer Reynolds were