Gilpin observer., 1907-09-19
BLACK HAWK NEWS


position at the Golden Rule store.
Ed. Anderson and Roy Lanson have
been visiting relatives and friends here
for the past week.
Miss Lizzie Shinherr has accepted the
position as clerk at the Wittwer bakery.
Miss Gay McKinnon is visiting in Den
yer.
T. ]. Key has gone to Long Beach,
CAL, to spend the winter.
j. H. Thompson of Chicago, with his
family, was visiting his brother James
v. Thompson this week. It was the
first time the two brothers had met in
fifteen years and the meeting was
most pleasant one for both. Mr.. Thomp-
son is connected with the Northern Life
Insurance company in Chicago.
VIM. Eccker and Thomas Cassagranda
left Saturday for their old home in
Tyrol, Austria, where they will remain
a year or more, visiting with relatives
and friends. They have ordered the
Observer sent to them and will keep in
touch with what transpires in Gilpin
county during their absence.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mattivi Sunday.
Mrs. o. B. Thompson came up from
Denver Friday to visit with her son.
o. B. Thompson, manager of the
Fifty Gold Mines company, came up
from Denver Monday evening to look
after the mines.
Paul Miller, VIM. Key and Arthur
Crook went to Loeb Lohman Saturday
night.
Frank Schoenherr, VIM. Bollart and
Albert Oates returned from Loeb Lob
man Saturday evening. They spent a
week at the lake and got plenty of fish
and berries.
Ed Omera while working for VIM.
Cochran, cutting hay in the meadow
near Rollinsville last Friday, suffered
an attack of sun stroke. He was on
top of high stack when he was over
come with the heat, fell and rolled to
the ground. He was bruised about the
head and shoulders.
Holmes & Teats have been busy the
past week painting the exterior of the
K. of P. hall.
Charles Daley leaves this week for
Wyoming, where he has been offered q
good position.
Thomas Dunstone and son went tc
Denver Sunday.
Gene Clark was up from Denver or
business yesterday.
Walter James and wife and John
Kurtz and wife went above Teller's
lake Sunday and picked berries enough
to last dozen families several winters.
Jas. v. Thompson and brother drove
to Idaho Springs Yesterday, the latte,
continuing on the train to Georgetown.
Jas. Coughlin, of Silver Plume is Wis.
iting his brother, Desmond.
Mrs. r. Pircher is up from Denver
visiting her son, Louis.
John Sleep was called to Denver We'd
nesday.
VIM. Vine and Jim Oates are expect
ed from Butte this week. They went
there three weeks ago, intending to re-
main, but evidently were not satisfied
with the town.
Geo. Kurtz went to Denver Sunday.
Otto Blake went to Denver Sunday
morning on business.
The card party given Saturday even
ing by the Pythian Sisters was indeed a
social success. High-fve was played
for which suitable prizes were given.
Jennie Taylor won lst ladies'; Mary
Grutzmacher End; Jessie Mitchell, con-
ISOLATION; Edith Ballard, BOBBY. John
Chapman won 1st gentleman's prize;
John Rolling, End; L. Rachofsky, con-
ISOLATION; John Curry, BOBBY. Refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and cake
were served. The affair was largely
attended.
The Hawk Social club will give an
other of their delightful card parties at
their hall Saturday night. Refresh
ments will be served and an admission
of 25 cents will be charged.
John Curry returned from Denver
Saturday.
Rachofsky & Sons store was closed
yesterday, the day of Atonement being
observed.
The Daughters of Pocahontas held a
meeting last evening at which three
candidates were initiated into the or
der, namely, Emma Rudolph, Gertrude
Cox and Mable Trathen. A nice lunch