Gilpin observer., 1907-07-25

\ are in the city on visit to their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Meyers of Cody,
Wyoming, are also in the city visiting
with the Hamiltons.
Miss Edith Goldsworthy returned to
her home in Denver Monday after a
short visit to friends here.
Phil. Rohling has been busy the past
several days fixing the cement on the
front window of the Borzago store.
This makes great improvement to the
building.
Mrs. Nick Oates is up and around
again after a very dangerous attack of
p.omaine poisoning. This was caused
by her eating some canned salmon last
week.
Ray Palmatrer of Oberlin, Kansas,
arrived here Sunday on visit to the
Blakes. He came up over the Moffat
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. Blake drove to
Tolland to meet their guest.
Mrs. ]. Krell was initiated into the
mysteries of the Woodcraft order last
Saturday evening and much enjoyment
was had by those present at the antics
of the goat and rider.
Mrs. May Taylor left for her home in
Victor Friday afternoon after visit of
several days with her friends, the Rohl-
ings, in this city.
~ ]. Curry left for short stay in Den
yer Sunday morning, returning again in
the evening.
VIM. Vine was a visitor to Denver
S inday morning, returning again the
same evening.
Misses Pearl Miller and Stella Lipp
were among the many to go to Denver
Sunday morning. They enjoyed them
se'ves immensely and returned in the
e 'ening.
Phillip Rolling left for Golden Satur-
day afternoon to visit over Sunday with
his wife and children. He returned to
Black Hawk again Monday.
John Sleep was among those who left
for Denver Sunday morning.
J. Pursel, wife and daughter left Sum
day morning for Denver on a visit of
several days.
Sunday afternoon ball team called
the Harolds of East Denver arrived in
the city and crossed bats with the local
team. 1t was a very interesting game
/and the home boys came out with the
largest number of talleys to their credit
-12 to 10. 1t will be remembered that
this is the same team that played here
several weeks ago.
r. D. Burroughs, former resident
and d brother of Neal Burroughs, ar
: rived here from his home in Lucille,
Idaho, Tuesday evening and will visit
for a month or two. 1t has been over
six years since he has been in this part
of the country.
DIR. Richmond and wife left Wednes-
day for Denver. Mr.. Richmond
expects to make trip through the east
and south before settling in any part,
which he says will in all probability be
in Denver.
the city dads and others at the City hall
Tuesday evening with his phonograph.
Pat Nevins and C. Darby have taken
contract to push the breast of the
tunnel which cuts into Fairburn mount
ain several hundred feet. Work is to
commence Immediately.
Fred Kruse left for business trip to
the Queen City Wednesday.
Arthur Crook and Bert DAILY left for
short pleasure trip to the Forks Sun
day.
A new club has been organized in this
city for the purpose of giving dances
!. and showing the people in general a
good time. 1t is to be known as the
Awkward Squad Dancing Club. They
will give their first dance on Friday ev.
ening, July 26th at Fremen's hall.
Clarence Beattie left for Denver Sun.
|. day afternoon where he expects to visit
several weeks.
Neal Burroughs is moving his house
hold effects from the Fritz house where
he has been making his home, into the
Healy house.
The hot weather season is the try
tng time of the poultryman. He must
be faithful in keeping the house free
mis- flock strong and healthy for the