Gilpin observer., 1909-12-09

officers of Black Hawk Temple, No.
Al, Pythian Sisters:
P. M. E. C.-Mrs. Amelia Taylor.
NJ. E. C.-Mrs. Bertha Oates.
Ex. Sr.-Mrs. Kate Evans.
Elk. Jr.-Mrs. Malta Stroehle.
M. Of R. & C.-Mrs. Maud Rolling.
M. Of F.-Mrs. Mary Grutzmacher.
Manager-Mrs. Emma Ruttkamp.
Protector-Mrs. Betty Backus.
G. of o. T.-Miss G. Grutzmacher.
Trustee-Mrs. Emma Boellert.
On Christmas eve the Women of
Woodcraft will give dance at Fritz
hall. Leo Voll will furnish the music
The price of admission will be rs
cents.
The ladies' of the M. E. church an
nounce that they will give a supper
on the 18th. inst. The place has not
been decided upon, but will be an
nounced later.
The Pocahontas fair and pasty
social in their hall last Saturday eve
ming was success beyond the eX-
pectations of the lodge. Forty dollars
was cleared on the wheel and the
supper. A beautiful punch set was
ratified and this was won by Anna
Markey.
Isabelle lodge, No. S4. Rebekahs
elected the following officers at their
last regular meeting:
Past N. G.-Miss Olga Crook.
N. G.-Mrs. Jessie Sytertz.
V. G.-Miss Emma Rudolph.
Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Georgina Tabb.
Fin. '' Miss Minnie Sorenson.
Treasurer-Mrs. Freda Beattie.
During the evening Misses Laura
Hill and Melita Hanson were initiated
into the mysteries of the order and
at the close of the lodge a social
time followed.
On the 10th of this month the Red
Men will give their 10th annual ball
in Fritz hall and are going to make
this occasion one of the grandest the
dancers of the county have ever At
tended. Siggel's orchestra, of Denver,
will furnish the music. Supper will
be served by the Degree of Pocahon-
tas. AT the rate the tickets for the
ball are selling the standing room
early in the evening. After 200 couple
are on the floor no more will be ad
mitted. So come early.
Harley Ballard is up from the San
Jaun country on a visit to relatives
and friends. Mr.. Ballard is mining in
the San Juan camp.
Mrs. John Osborn went to Perigo
Tuesday to visit her husband, who is
mining in that section.
Beryl BackUs left last Thursday
fer Garfield. Utah, where he will re-
main provided he can find suitable
employment.
Gregory camp Nc. 5O4 Woodmen of
the World initiated the following
members at their regular meeting
held Monday night: Harry Morris,
Jake Gilman, James and Edward
Quinn. Albert Oates, Zack Mackey
and Amcs Kearns. At the end of
the meeting refreshments We're serv
ed.
Mike Kane. of the Wide Awake
district was in town Monday and
Tuesday on shopping tour.
Geo. E. Fritz returned Monday eve
ming from a visit to Denver.
Colorado lodge No. 8, l. o. o. F.
elected officers Tuesday night. the
following were selected to FIJI the
various chairs: John Eatwell. Past
n. g.; Thomas Beattie, n. G.: T.
Hall, V. G.: J. r. Hoskin. secretary;
VIM. Mitchell. treasurer.
Howard Wherry came over from
Wall street in Boulder county and
left again Tuesday. accompanied by
his wife. They will make their fu-
ture home in Boulder county.
Ernest Jones. who had been rail
roaiing in Nebraska, was here visit
ing with his parents the past week.
Arthur Mallet left this week for
Garfield, Utah, where he hopes to
procure employment.
Leo. Thompson was q visitor to the
Perigo district Tuesday.
Mr.. Shoush, of the Wide Awake
district, returned Saturday from !
business trip to Denver.
Mrs. d. Ccughlin was up from the
Forks Creek Wednesday, between
trains.
The little son of John Strohle who
has been sick, is improving, accord
ing to reports.
Mrs. d. w. Taylor left Friday morn
ing on a visit TO relatives in Den
YER.
The Quartz valley school, Miss
Mary Slattery of Central. teacher,
was closed today for the term.
The following are the officers elect
ed by Black Hawk Tribe, No. S4, I.
o. Red Men at their meeting held
Thursday night:
Prophet-Louis O'Connell.
Sachem-A. Kearns.
Sr. Sage. Hews.
Jr. Sag.-W. G. Kriley.
Trustee. for Is months-Z. Mackey.
Notice.
Central City, Colo. Nov 18th, 1909.