Gilpin observer., 1907-01-24

John Ohea, who left here a month or
30 ago to make his fortune in the wide
and wicked world, returned again the
first of the week. He had been working
in glass factory in Denver, but says he
would rather stay in Black Hawk.
Arthur Crook is reported on the in
disposed list this week.
All members present with the excep-
ton of two was reported at the Hawks
anniversary banquet held at their club
rooms last Saturday evening. This date
is usually celebrated by big orchestra
ball but this year the boys became lit
tie selfish and decided to have something
for themselves, exclusively. A fine time
was had, singing, playing and other
amusements being INDUCED in until the
committee announced supper. There
was oysters in every form, turkey, dres-
sing, other meats, salads, olives. celery,
bread, coffee, cake, ETC., etc. Fact of the
matter is, everything that the heart
desired to satisfy the inner man could
be had.
Big event on deck for next Wednesday
evening, The Degree OF Poeaahlontae
have decided to give public card party
at the Scapdia hall that evening. THESE
parties always take we'll and everyone
has good time, 30 don't fall to make an
Appearances. Refreshments are to be
served and small admittance fee will
be charged. Prizes will be given for the
best players.
Don't forget the social and entertain
ment which is to be given at the M. E.
church Saturday evening next by the
members OF the Epworth League. They
promise everyone good time.
C.J. Nordelin left yesterday afternoon
for Denver where he will visit few
days.
Mrs. Neil Burroughs is able to be up
and around again. This is after several
weeks 10 the hospital in Denver and two
weeks convalescing here at her home
Her many friends rejoice to see her
pleasant smile again.
Tue Indian Social Clubs Saturday
nights dance was we'll attended and all
present had good time. There were
quite number down from Central and
other points. Leo Voll furnished most
excellent music.
Chas. Keam Of the post Office store
was slightly indisposed Tuesday 80 took
q trip to Denver to recuperate from his
strenuous duties and incidently to take
in the Cattlemen's big show. His moth
or is taking in the cash during his at,-
sence.
Dave Thompson left for the Queen
City Tuesday afternoon to visit several
days with his mother, also to attend to
some business matters that require his
personal attentiou.
Miss Pernilla Rundquist, formerly Of
the Black Hawk bakery, has accepted a
position with the Golden Rule store ia
CentrA. This makes very attractire
addition to the corps OF clerks working
at that place.
Ed. Anderson and Arthur Oates in.
formed us that they intend to leave foe
the state metropolis next Monday. They
60 there to hunt for good remuneratiyo
positions and cay that il they are unable
to find what they desire there will move
to other climes.
Don't forget to see the II Japanese
ladies drill at the masquerade ball OF
the Women OF Woodcraft on the l4th OF
OF next month.
A surprise party was given on Mrs.
Golding the other evening by n number
of her friends ia honor OF her 49th birth.
day. A most enjoyable evening was
had. As the party surprised was not in
the best OF circumstances financially the
presents consisted Of corn, coal, wood,
bread, cake, coffee, pie, cookies, canned
goods, little nerver, etc. Many that
did not attend sent little present as
a token OF esteem and friendship Those
present were: Geo Vogel, p. Nevins,
Z. Omera, NJ. O'Hea, Jas. Do0bins, II.
EatwelI, Dougal Quinn.