Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24
( BLACK HAWK
NEWS NOTES

| an air of newness.
Game Warden p c. McNevins left
Saturday for Denver. Monday he join
ed several other game wardens and
let for TTappers' lake in Routt coun-
" to take spawn. He will be gone un-
Ill the middle of August.
| Misses Amelia Gabardi and Jose
phine Loss were passengers to Den
yer Sunday. The former will make
quite 9 stay in Denver for the pur
pose of having her eyes treated.
City Marshal Bauer examined the
water line during the week and re-
ports the system in good condition
There is an overflow of water in
the reservoir.
| A dance will be given by the Rel
Men this coming Saturday evening,
for which Mrs. B. Slattery will fur
nish the music
Miss Emma Rudolph and Mrs. VIM.
| Maughan. who had been visiting ten
days with relatives and friends in
| Denver, returned home Monday.
Giecomo Dallapicola and family
left Tuesday afternoon for the old
country.
Mrs. Frank Anderson left Tuesday
morning for Denver, where she will
visit couple of weeks with he
daughter She will then go to Utah
to join her husband The Ladies
|, Aid and Epworth League of the NJ.
E. church rendered her a delightful
farewell party at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Flick last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Viola Petty, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Dingle, has been visit
ing her parents the past ten days.
She was accompanied from Denver
by her son, Jack.
A couple of old time residents of
Black Hawk are talking of reopening
the bakery.
Arthur Mitchell left Monday for
FIT. Collins, where he hopes to pro-
cure work.
The city dads will hold q meeting
on the first of the month for the
purpose of allowing bills. This is
done to give the city's creditors mon
ey for the Fourth. The regular meet
ing will be held on Tuesday, July 9Th
Pat Lynch was in from Rollinsvilla
Sunday.
Elmer Reynolds has accepted a
position as chef for Lynch brothers
at the Grand Union mine in Rollins
vile.
Phil Rohling is having a fancy
screen made for his store. 1t is so
fancy it will be the means of at
tracing flies. rather than acting as
a barrier.
While running a race with another
boy Tuesday evening Fred Rudolph's
| boy fell on the sidewalk and ran a
nail into his abdomen.
The old Mendenhall residence at
Gregory point. belonging to John
Robins, is being torn down. The lum
Der will be taken to the Robins
| iohSH, anu uSeu III Iiie COllslTucllOu
of an ice house.
! Miss Jennie Taylor, after a weeks
visit with her parents, returned to
Denver Saturday.
The c. & S. construction gang
has been in the city this week and
is putting some additional braces un-
der the bridge near Crooks.
Phil. Rohling returned from his
ranch at Roggen Monday. The wire
and posts for the fences which the
Gilpin county farmers are to put up
have arrived and the work of putting
up the posts has commenced.
Miss Grace Grutzmacher went to
Golden Monday to attend the Teach
ers' institute.
Mrs. Lehmkuhl left this week for
Denver where she will visit several
days. She will return to Black Hawk
for short stay and will then go
to Oregon. Friday evening the Py-
tkiap Sisters of Central rendered
Mrs. Lehmkuhl surprise party
John Stroehle was a business visi.
tor 10 Denver Monday.
Vivian Fritz. Ed. Quinn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jud Kriley and Mrs. Strong
went to Tolland Saturday in quest OF
speckled beauties. They returned
Sunday evening with some fine trout
Geo. Vogel was in Golden Tuesday
: on business.
Harry Feehan is papering the
Engel Hepberger residence.
= Frank Hahager was pleasure
seeker to Denver Saturday.
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