Gilpin observer., 1909-12-30
BLACK HAWK NEWS


visit from Mrs. Kriley and daughter
Miss Bessie, from Denver, during
Christmas.
A delayed Christmas present arriv-
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Morris this morning in the
form of beautiful little daughter.
Thomas Williams was an arrival
last week from Garfield, Utah, to
spend the holidays with his parents.
There is a lot OF talk about P. G.
McNevins acting as Santa Claus. He
doesn't care what people say. though.
When it Genes to impersonating old
Kris Kringle Patrick is there strong.
A quantity OF the Black Hawk news
was crowded out this week on ac-
count Of the large space required for
the New Years review.
Mrs. Desmond Coughlin spent the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Horlbrook.
There will be a watch-night service
at the NJ. E. church Friday night,
December 81. Services will begin at
8 o'clock and continue until ten or
ten thirty. At this time the Epworth
League will serve light refreshments
and social half hour will be spent
Another service will begin at eleven
o'clock and continue until midnight.
Everyone Is cordially invited. Rev. F.
II. Buhler of the University of Den
yer will preach.
Mrs. Waldhart and son were arri-
walls Friday evening from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jacobs were
arrivals from Nebraska, Friday even
ing, on a visit with relatives and
friends during the holidays.
Mrs. Backus returned from visit
to Denver Friday evening.
Mrs. E. Boarg arrived Monday on
a visit to Mrs. Albert Eatwell, re-
turning to Denver again Tuesday.
Mrs. Bond and daughter. were up
during the Christmas on visit to
her daughter, Mrs. F. Bertagnolli.
Emily Roberts is up from Denver
spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Thos. Roberts.
Walter Jones and wife came over
from Idaho Springs to visit relatives
and friends during Christmas.
The dance given by the Women
of Woodcraft Christmas eve, was a
social success.
Miss Lille Hamilton. of Boul-
der, and Miss Edith Hamilton, of
Denver. are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Hinkle.
Vivian Fritz. accompanied by Mrs.
Strayer, Of Denver, came up on a
visit to his parents. returning again
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Davis, of Los Angeles
Cal. arrived Tuesday on visit to
the Grays and Eatwell.
Mrs. r. Pircher and sons came up
to spend Christmas with Louis Pr
cher and wife.
Jos. Rudolph returned home from
Garfield, Utah. on Thursday.
Phil Rohling spent Christmas with
his family in Golden.
Fred Waldhart. of Silverton, Colo.
came up to spend Christmas with his
parents.
Ernest Jones Of Denver, came up
Friday to spend Christmas with his
parents, returning again Sunday.
Perley Cox came up from Denver
Friday to spend Christmas at home.
Grover Starks came up from Sill
verton Monday to visit his aunt Mrs.
M Klais. returning again Tuesday.
Jos. Waldhart and wife came over
from Cripple Creek Friday, returning
again Tuesday.
Patrick Martin, Of Kremmling, Col.
after short visit with Jacob Eli
mann left again Tuesday.
J. N. Allebrand and family return.
ed Wednesday from a visit to Colo
rado Springs.
Louis O'Donnel and wife spent
Christmas In Denver.
Mrs. Elizabeth Klais entertained
the C's on Christmas night. The
evening was spent in card-playing af
ter which light refreshments were
served. The prize winners were: Mrs
J. F. Kriley, 1st. ladies'; Mrs. Geo
Fritz, End, ladies'; Mrs. Strayer, Sd
ladies; DR.. c. NJ. Froid, gents first
Vivian Fritz, gents second and j. F.
Kriley. third.
VIM. Maughan and wife spent
Christmas In Denver.
VIM. Qulller and wife and Julius
Nortum came up from Denver to
spend Christmas with Richard Stev.
ems, returning again Wednesday.