Gilpin observer., 1909-04-29
BLACK HAWK
NEWS NOTES


open safety pin Saturday and man
aged to digest it without any i'll ef-
fects.
The Observer last week overlooked
announcing the fact that big bo!
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
cotti, Thursday.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the
goth annual ball of the Firemen tC
be held on the 7th of May.
Joe Katta strained his back at the
Fifty mill Tuesday and is unable to
work.
The cribbing on the high road back
of the residence of Prof Matthews,
caved this week and the city has a
force of men at work repairing the
same.
The dog poisoner is still at work
and every week another canine or
TWO is added to the death list.
Election of treasurer for school
district No. 9 will be held next Mon
day. A. F. Grutzmacher is candi
date for reelection and is the only
one seeking the position.
A number of the members of the
Pocahontas lodge of Nevadaville came
down from that town in band wag-
on last evening and surprised Neota
council. The ladies had a grand
time. Dancing was INDUCED in afte:
the lodge session and then refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vine left for
Denver yesterday morning.
Neil Burroughs was in Denver from
Monday until Wednesday. He went
down to purchase supplies for the
fu:ntain as soda weather is about
here.
Holmes & Teats are finishing
rcpapering the rear portion of the
Dingle drug store. After they COM
plete this work they will paint the
front OF the establishment.
VIM. Dingle was in Denver Sun
day. He brought back with him a
IlnS uOS VI soou uiSeu. hoS pO4SoA
ers take notice!
A horse stepped on George Vogels
foot last week and rheumatism has
since developed. He is incapicitate
for work and has to depend entirely
upon his able assistant.
The Lincoln card club met with
Mrs. Otto Ruttkamp Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Oates and daughter
Georgina, were passengers to Denver
Thursday. remaining until Saturday
The paint gang Of the C. & S.rail
way is up from Denver. They have
painted the long bridge across the
business street and are now touching
up the depot.
Mrs. Fred Hughes, a former well
known resident of Black Hawk, was
up from Denver last week to attend
the Moyle funeral.
Thursday the NJ. d. club met with
Mrs. Carl Headman and enjoyed a
very pleasant afternoon.
Tuesday evening. the night of theiI
regular weekly meeting. the Odd Eel
lows and their families celebrated
the goth anniversary of the founding
OF the order. An excellent program
was enjoyed, followed by refresh
ments.
At their meeting next Tuesda!
evening, the Women of Woodcraf
will commence series of card games
to run during the month. Prizes viii
be given to the winners of the games
Mrs. ]. p. Richards has been very
i'll with heart trouble, but is getting
along fairly well at this writing She
was in n critical condition Sunday.
w. C. Stevens returned Wednes
day evening from visit to Denver
Mrs. Thomas Dunstone and chill
dren left Thursday for Denver, re
naming until Sunday evening.
John Yates. who has been suffer
ing from n complication of ailment
lately was taken to st. Anthony
hospital in Denver Friday.
Mrs. ReDecca Noel, aller wv
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Preston Holbrook, left for Ouray oil
Tuesday where she will make he
home with her son.
Mrs. j. Gullickson returned to tn
valley Monday, after n visit with he
daughter, Mrs. Beck.