Gilpin observer., 1909-09-09
BLACK HAWK NEWS

| TuSscay evening the Women of
Woodcra:s rendered a banquet to the
Wcodmen of the World in Scandia
hall. r.cely arranged program was
among the features of the affair
which was enjoyed to the fullest ex-
| tent.
Tug Reynolds came in this week
from Rollinsville. He intends to go
to Perigo, where he has a position
in mine.
Humphrey Lynch and brother, Pat,
who are working in the northern part
of TIE county, have been spending
the week in Black Hawk.
Mrs. Damn, who had been in Den
yer visiting since Sunday, returned
home last evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Matthews came up from
Denver Friday to prepare for the
opening of school. Prof. Matthews
arrived from the valley Monday even
ing.
| Miss Zou Bennett, the school
teacher, who had been spending her
vacation with her parents in Golden,
came up Monday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks and daugh-
| ter after pleasant visit with friends
here, returned Tuesday morning to
their home in Denver.
Geo. Matthews, better known as
Judge" during his long residence in
Black Hawk. was an arrival from
Longmont Tuesday, where he is now
located.
Mrs. Desmond Coughlan and son
Coughlan's mother.
Mrs. VIM. Quiller and daughter re-
turned Monday to Denver. During
their visit in Black Hawk they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
| Stevens.
p. c. McNevins, the heavy-set game
warden, who had been in Ward the
past week on business, returned home
today. MIR. McNevins arranged to
stock some of the waters in the vi
cinity of Black Hawk with fish.
Mrs. Dan Boyle and son went to
Denver Tuesday morning. The latter
will take a course in business col
lege in the Capital city.
The old Randolph mill. which re-
opened for business a few days ago
is handling quite a bit of dirt. Dan
Boyle, Sr.. is in charge OF the plant
and the good satisfaction given is due
| mainly n his-
| Walter James and wife returned
Sunday from their camping trip. Mr..
James has resumed his duties at the
sampler and Mr.. Chase is now en-
joying his vacation.
| Arthur Crook and Geo. Hews went
to Empire Monday to attend the
meeting of the Clear Creek Valley
Red Mems association.
Vivian Fritz has accepted posi-
ton in the auditing department of
the C. G S. railway in Denver.
Emmett Morris and family return
ed las. evening from the Norris
ranch in Grand county. where they
had been spending the summer. En-
metz goes to the ranch every sum-
mer to give pointers on cutting and
stacking hay.
MIR. and Mrs. George Fritz went
to Denver Saturday, returning Sun
day.
John DAILY returned Tuesday even
ing from his camping trip to Middle
park.
Miss Emma Grutzmacher returned
VISIT in Denver.
Mrs. A. G. Grutzmacher and Mas
ter VIM. Toy, returned Monday from
a visit in Denver.
aiss Bertha Mitchell and mother
were passengers to Golden Sunday
morning. Miss Mitchell returned on
the evening train, but Mrs. Mitchell
will visit a while with the Rohling
family.
d. w. Taylor returned Thursday
evening from visit to Colorado
Springs.
John Rohling and Chas Ehlich went
to Golden Saturday. Mr.. Ehrlich's
two children were operated on in Col
den last week and Monday of this
week for nervousness and other all
ments. Mr.. Rohling returned home
Sunday evening and was accompanied
by his wife. who had been visiting
a week or more with relatives.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hurwitz and Miss
Moses. of Denver. who had been visit
Ing the Rachofsky family. returned
home this week.