Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02
BLACK HAWK NEWS

yer, visiting her sister, Mrs. R.
Stevens.
Harry Feehan was in today from
Perigo, where he is working. The
first thing he did was to go 20 Gen.
.ral to have his name enrolled among
the many subscribers of the Observer
Harry says it Is lonely enough at Per
igo, heaven knows, but without the
Observer 1t is positively imbearable.
]. V. Thompson left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver on business, return
ing in the evening.
P. :. McNevins was called to Den
yer Tuesday afternoon on business
in connection with his position as
game warden.
Mrs. Thomas Dunstore and children
have returned from their trip to Cali
fornia and Seattle, Wash. They were
met in Denver Sunday by Mr.. Dun
seonr. who accompanied them home.
Miss Brown, Of Denver, is visiting
her uncle, w. C. Stevens.
Mrs. Thomas Hendricks and daugh-
ter, Nellie, are expected to arrive
from Denver today and will visit with
the Dunstone and Keam families.
Mrs. John Hosking and children re-
turned from Denver Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Curry and Mrs. Harry
Curry went to Denver Wednesday af-
ternoon.
J r. Richards and wife leave this
afternoon or tomorrow fer California,
where they will enjoy an extended
visit. The trip is taken mainly in The
hope that Mrs. Richards heath will
be benefited.
A. Lipp has sold his butcher shop
to VIM. Harvey of Central, who took
posss ssion yesterday. Mr.. Harvey has
placed an experienced butcher, Harry
Trezise. of Russell, in charge of the
establishment. The Lips intend to
move TO Denver shortly, where Mr..
Lipp will likely engage in business.
Thor. Crook is having the upstairs
of his building where the postoffice
is located arranged for a lodge hall
for the Redmen, who are to vacate
their present quarters as soon as The
Crook building is in readiness. The
partitions are being torn out of the
upstairs portion of the Crook build
ing.w hich will give the lodge a spac-
ious hall.
Win. Gray left Saturday for Denver
Rev. Benjamin Eitelgeorge has re-
turned from his vacation in the north
west and will preach in the NJ. E.
and evening, Sept. 5th. Morning SUBJ
ject: THE Reward of the Faithful"
Evening subject: THE Seen and the
Unsee en-" Everyone is cordially invit-
ed.
Arthur Most went to Denver We'd
nescay to meet Mr. and Mrs. Frost
where they have been living the past
year or more. They will make Black
Hawk their home.
VIII Schneider and father were pas
sengers to Denver Monday. Will in
tends to enter some business college
in the capital city.
Leigh Burd left this morning for
Erie, Penn, where it is understood
he will learn a trade.
Mrs. H. A. Ballard, Mrs. H. Smith
and Herbert Curwin returned Satur-
day from Seattle. Wash. where they
have been visiting for some time
Monday Mrs. Ballard and Mrs. Smith
left for Denver and Mr.. Curwin went
to Silverton.
Miss l. Osborn returned home Sun
day after vacation in Denver.
Miss Emma Grutzmacher LEFT for
Denver Monday on weeks visit.
Miss Pernilla Rurdqu.st left for
Denver Tuesday on short visit.
Dave and Dan Murphy came up
from Denver to visit their folks.
The crowd of Black Hawk folks
who went II James Peak recently
held very pleasant surprise on Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Flick at their home
Saturday evening. The function was
in celebration of the 18th wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Flick, and
was really the crystal wedding of
this popular couple. The merrymakers
brought load Of good things in the
way Of edibles with them. which they
eagerly devoured after they had en-
joyed cards and other games of
amusement. Mr.. and Mrs. Flick were
presented with a handsome set of
silver knives and forks. 1t was nearly
two o'clock in the morning when the
guests departed for their homes.
Those present were, Mr.. and Mrs.