Gilpin observer., 1909-03-04
BLACK HAWK
NEWS NOTES

Catherine, left Tuesday for their
home in Seattle. They have been
visiting the past six months with the
Rudolphs.
Theodore Nelson was in Denver
Tuesday.
Mrs. Marguerite Bishop and daugh.
ter departed last week for the west.
Chas. DAILY has removed into his
home on Swede hill, formerly the
Crook place.
Chas. Gray was up from Denver
Tuesday.
Gregory Camp No. 5O4, will give
a public card party Monday even
ing at the l. o. o. F. hall.
The Red Men will give their reg
ular weekly dance Saturday evening
Leo yoll will come up and finger the
worries.
Mrs. Zack Mackey is visiting with
friends and relatives in Idaho Springs
this week.
DR.. Froid is a happy man. The
fine breed of chickens he imported
from Denver have commenced to lay
and yesterday the doctor was exhib-
iting five large eggs. Doc is think
ing of starting a chicken ranch with
his nine roosters and one hen.
Last Thursday evening delight
full party was given Miss Georgina
Oates. 1t was the 22nd anniversary
of her birth. High five and other
games were played and then a big
banquet was served. Prizes were
awarded the card winners, and the
lucky players were: Ladies 1st, Mrs
Kofford; consolation, Mrs. Osborn
gentlemen's 1st, James Tabb; con
ISOLATION, Frank Tabb. Among those
present were: Bertha Schneider
Olga Crook, Mary Thompson, Hazel
| Tabb, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Eatwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. John osborn, Mrs. Mary
Kofford, Mrs. Margaret Oates, James
Oates, Dave Bremen. James Tabb
Ray Thompson, Frank Tabb, Albert
Oates.
The Degree of Pocahontas went tc
Nevadaville in a body last evening
and surprised their sisters of Os
ceola council. A fine time was en-.
joyed and it was late hour when
the Black Hawk contingent repaired
TO their homes.
Last Friday afternoon the Lincoln
card club met with Mrs. Otto Rutt
kamp. This week the meeting will
be with Mrs. Geo. Schneider.
A very pleasant surprise party
was given this week by the Pythiar
ing in honor of their 10th anniver
sary. Plenty of eatables were car
ried along. Cards and mIsis were
enjoyed during the evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Miltor
Flick, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grutzmacher
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Taylor, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Arthur Sybertz, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Schneider, Mrs. Tom Crook
Mrs. Otto Ruttkamp, Mrs. William
Mitchell, Mrs. Noah Mitchell, Miss
Olga Crook, Miss Bertha Mitchell
Mr.. James Brotherson, Arthur Mitch
ell, E. Mitchell. Prizes for cards
1st, ladies, Mrs. N. Mitchell; 1st
gents, Mr.. Arthur MITCHELL; End
ladies, Mrs. T. Crook; End. gents
Mr.. D. w. Taylor. Consolation -
Ladies, Mrs. d. w. Taylor; gents
Mr. E. Mitchell.
The NJ. d. card club met at the
home of Mrs. Tom Kofford of Chase
gulch on Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in playing high
five. Prizes were given. Mrs. TIL
Crook, first; Olga Crook, second
Mrs. Hedman. consolation. Every
body had good time.
February Goth will be a date long
to be remembered in the annals oi
social events. A most pleasant anG
! enjoyable time was had at the home
of Mrs. C. A. Jackson in honor oi
Miss Melitta Hansen. During the
evening the guests indulged in var
fous games and excellent music was
also feature of the evening. Mex
came the lunch which was enjoyed
by the following: Alice Williams
Agnes Nordlien, Laura Hill. Mora
Crook, Oro Allebaugh, Sigma Gold
berg. Emma Grutzmacher. Ella Han
sen and Helen jackson; Messrs
Curtis Rundquist, Walter Miller. Dav,
Murphy, Enoch Johnson, Fred Bishop
Herman Waldhart. Frank Backus
Perley Cox. After which they ad
journed till next regular meeting.