Gilpin observer., 1907-07-18

G. Davis and daughter, M. Evangeline,
of Camden, New Jersey, are visiting
with their brother, Neal Burroughs, of
this city.
Henry Morgan took the adoption de-
gree in the local tribe of Red Men last
Thursday evening and much enjoyment
was had out of the same.
The first train since the washout was
run to within half mile of the Forks
Creek Wednesday morning. Passen-
gers were transferred to train at the
Forks by walking that distance. Ex-
press is expected up today.
Phil. Rohling went to Golden Satur-
day via Rollinsville, returning again on
Monday.
]. Rolling and wife drove to Rollins
vile Tuesday where they met their old
friend, Mrs. Mailer, and after drive
to Boulder park they returned here
and the latter will visit with the Rohl-
ings for while.
Dell Fuller of the Smith hill ranch,
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Saturday. He drove up in wagon.
Fred Belcher left for Georgetown
yesterday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Kriley and daughter re-
turned from visit to the valley Satur-
day via the Moffat road.
Dave Branen, VIM. Crossley and C.
McCalley went to Boulder park the first
of the week where they expect to camp
for week or two, hunting and fishing.
Ed. Murphy is on a fishing trip to
Boulder park this week.
Chas. Dunn returned to Denver Sat-
urday after short visit here.
E. Manson made business trip to
Denver Saturday.
Gus. Bolander left for short visit to
the Queen City Monday, returning here
again on Tuesday.
At the regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters last Friday evening much enjoy
ment was had. The various officers
were installed and cards played, after
which refreshments were served. Fol-
lowing is list of the officers as install
led:
P. C.-Emma Ruttcamp
M. E. ella Flick
E. Sr.-Lena Schneider
E. Jr.-Bertha Schneider
Mgr.-Grace Grutzmacher
Prot. Amelia Taylor
Guard o. T.-Bertha Schneider.
Big doings were had at the Black
Hawk social club Tuesday evening. At
the regular meeting which was well at
tended refreshments were served con-
sisting of ice cream and cake.
The county road leading to Smith hill
is being repaired by the county. P.
c. Nevins has charge of the reconstruc-
tion work.
One of Manson's valuable horses
broke his neck the other day which is
quite less to the coal dealer. The
horse was rolling in the yard when it
rolled in hole with the above result.
At the last meeting of the Knights of
Pythias held the latter part of last week
the lodge selected their representative
to the grand lodge for this year which
happened to be Mr.. N. G. Mitchell.
Harry Blake has accepted position
with the Golden Flint mine at Perigo.
Arthur Syberts has been compelled to
lay off the past few days on account of
having one of his ribs almost caved in.
He was letting some cars down the side
track at the Pewabic mine and as he
was Tightening one of the brakes the
chain broke throwing him across the
back end of the car. One rib was fract-
ured and he received several other little
bruises but none are serious.
Paul Miller is reported on the sick
list this week.
Misses Bertha Schneider and Hazel
Tabb and Paul Miller and Ray Thomp-
son left Sunday morning for short Wis
it at Boulder park, returning again in
the evening.
VIM. Key is reported on the sick list
in Denver this week.
If the c. & S. railroad is all clear by
Sunday the East Denver ball team will
come up to cross bats with the local ball
team that afternoon.
VIM. Vine had birthday party at
lis r)e ms Tueslay evening and invited
a lumber of his gentlemen friends.
The principal features were the phono-
graph and the batchclor refreshments.
Mrs. Reckli ig is having her building,
which is occupied by the Hill barber
shop, repaint,d. This makes big i'm