Gilpin observer., 1907-07-11
BLACK HAWK NEWS

very large attendance and all those
present had most enjoyable time.
Refreshments were served minus the
ice cream that was supposed to come uI
on Tuesday evenings train.
VIM. Maughan and wife returned
from Denver Wednesday morning.
j. Rohling and wife returned from
Golden Sunday.
A. Quantance came up from Denver
Sunday and expects to take lease on
some mine.
Chas. Klais and Dave thompson left
for Pactolus Monday on a fishing trip.
They report nothing doing except that
Mr.. Klais has his hand bandaged on ac-
count of mosquito bites.
Both Mrs. N. G. Mitchell and Miss
Bertha Mitchell were on the sick list on
Tuesday.
| Jo Moyle and Tom Crofford were fish
ing at Boulder park over the Fourth.
Mayor Robins is reported on the sick
list with the appendicitis.
The Red Men will have installation of
their various officers this evening. Be-
sides this work in the adoption will be
given.
The Indian Social club are selling all
of their club furniture.
]. Krell and wife returned from Gold
en- Sunday evening.
1t is announced that there will be no
mail until Friday.
Sheriff Won Pool and Freddie Weeks
arrived here yesterday morning from
Cripple Creek. They met their old
friend and guide, Elmer Reynolds, and
in the afternoon the three left for
Kremling. Routt county, where they
will hunt and fish for several weeks.
Mrs. Homar Lyman and son are up
from Denver visiting with friends.
Mrs. Dave Thompson came up from
Denver Tuesday evening. She was on
the train that was abandoned near the
Forks that evening.
Ed. Feehan arrived here from Denver
Sunday evening and the boys chrivaried
him but he says that there is nothing in
it.
During the celebration in Golden on
the Fourth Fred Belcher won prize of
$40 cash and a chance on the Coors' cup.
He lifted 102 schooners in Is minutes.
That's going some.
A. Eccker was taken to the hospital
in Denver the first of the week sick
with the pleurisy.
The Misses Olga and Nora Crook
spent their Fourth in Idaho Springs, re-
turning here again Sunday.
Miss Jessie Mitchell was visitor to
Idaho Springs on the Fourth.
Arthur Syberts was visiting in Idaho
Springs during the Fourth.
H. Key went to Denver Monday, re-
turning again Tuesday.
The Swede Hill Live Stock Co. have
purchased a tract of land from the City
of Black Hawk and notify the public
that there will be no hunting or fishing
on the same.
F.O. Anderson is reported On the
sick list.
Nicholas Oates, who died at his home
in this city Wednesday of consumption
after lingering illness, was laid to
rest Sunday afternoon in the Bald
Mountain cemetery. He was 55 years
of age and leaves beside wife several
children. Deceased had resided in Gil
pin county more than thirty years and
was well known to all.
At regular meeting of the Pocahon-
tas the following officers were installed:
Prophetress-Minnie Sorenson
Pocahontas-Jessie Mitchell
Wenona-M Myrtle Earlich
Pawhattan-Wm. Markwell
X. of r. Maud Rolling
X. of W.-Jennie Rudolph
lst Scout Matte Mitchell
End Scout-Maria Mackey
list Counsellor Bertha Mitchell
End Counsellor-Le Rachofsky
list Runner-Fanny Thompson
End Runner-Sophie Krell
lst Warrior-Chas. Earlich
End Warrior-J. Rudolph
Srd WARRIOR. X. Maxwell
4th Warrior Geo. Ward
G. of T.. Mary Mitchell
G. of F.-Louis Rachofsky.
During the celebration in Golden or
Fourth this city was almost deserted a.
most of the people went there. Among