Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08
BLACK HAWK NEWS.

10 lrlehos ana relatives, returning to
Denver again Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Minnegatti left Sunday
afternoon for Telluride where she will
spend the winter.
Miss Angelina Hines was I'D between
trains Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Bourg came up from Denver
Friday evening on a short visit to the
Eatwell family and also to take in the
big firemen's dance.
Frank Eatwell came over from Long
mont on short visit to friends and
relatives in this city.
The dance given by the firemen Fri
day evening was very largely attended
Siggeps five-piece orchestra from Den
yer furnished the music. Dancing con-
tlnued until an early hour Saturday
morning, everyone present having a
good time. Society was out in force
and sheath gowns were the prevailing
attraction.
Harry Feehan went to Denver yester-
day afternoon. He may seek new To-
cation.
Call for ''belcher" at Waldhart's.
A companion to the Carry Nation high
ball.
A bear dancer was in Black Hawk
yesterday and some of the young ladies'
narrowly escaped being hugged.
The primaries held in the two pre-
cincts of the city Tuesday evening were
well attended. Everyone seems to be a
Democrat down here.
Mrs. Geo. Rudolph and Miss Lauche
came in from the ranch Friday to at
tend the dance.
Red Men will give an old time dance
in the near future.
Degree of Pocahontas held initiation
last night and Mrs. Froid, John Wald-
hart and F. Shinherr were received into
the order.
Thomas Reynolds and Mrs. Gum
of Cripple Creek were up to attend
their fathers funeral.
Monday, day of Atonement, Rachofs-
ky's store was closed.
Women of Woodcraft had strenu-
GUS time Tuesday evening. They in
itiated Tracey Hall. After handling
him roughly, they played cards-the
10 Of porna of tho rooptb Dr;,o, ,ra.o
won by Mrs. Margaret Murphy, 1st;
Mrs. Anna Hoppe, End; Miss Georgina
Oates, consolation. An oyster supper
was served.
Miss Nellie Hendricks came up from
Denver Friday to attend the dance,
returning home Sunday. She was a
guest of the Taylor family.
Mrs Richard Stevens returned from
Denver Friday where she had been Wis
iting her folks.
Miss Laura Langden came up from
Denver Friday.
Jud Kriley and Ed Quinn have gone
hunting.
August ]. M. Schmidt and Miss Edith
B. Goldsworthy We're married in Denver
this week. The young lady formerly
resided in Black Hawk and for time
was stenographer for w. C. Fullerton
in Central. She is we'll known and pop
ular in this vicinity where she has
scores of friends to offer congratula-
tions. The groom is well connected in
business circles in Denver.
Saturday afternoon, October 18th, at
2 o'clock at the Rudolph ranch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Rudolph will celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary, hav.
ing been married so years. Invitations
are out to friends requesting their pres
ence and the event will alike be a most
pleasant and memorable one to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Rudolph and those who endeal
| them.
Fred Anderson was a passenger t.
the Forks Sunday.
Mrs. j. v. Kurtz went to Denver Sat
urday, returning Sunday.
John Klais spent Saturday and Sun
day in Denver.
The Hawk Social club held election O
officers Tuesday night as follows: C
B. Klais, president; Fred Anderson
vice-president; W. F. James; Joh
kurtz, guard; John Klais, Judd Kriley
VIM. Brown, trustees.