Gilpin observer., 1910-08-18
BLACK HAWK NEWS

J. v. Thompson left today for st.
Louis. where he goes as delegate to
the grand lodge session of the
Eagles, representing the Central
aerie. Mr.. Thompson will be absent
q week or more.
James Flood, who had been visit
ing the viii Kriley family, left Sun
day for Denver.
Miss Catherine Nelson. who had
been visiting relatives and friends in
Black Hawk, returned Sunday to her
home in Seattle, Washington.
James Richards was a passenger
to Denver Sunday.
Thomas Dunstone returned Sunday
evening from trip to Denver.
Joe Ellis and daughter, Miss Hazel,
came up from Denver this week on
visit to Gus. Bolander. Tuesday
they drove out to the Wideawake
section to look after mining fntd-ests.
Mrs. Theo. Nelson was passen-
ger to Denver yesterday morning.
Will Gray came over from the Sea-
man tunnel Monday to attend to bus
mess.
The Black Hawk bakery is to
change hands Saturday. c. Beckert.
of Denver, will buy out Gray & Eat
well, who have conducted the bus
mess since 1t was established q year
or more ago. The bakery has proven
profitable and as the new proprietor
has had unlimited experience in the
business, it goes without saying that
the establishment will continue on a
paying basis.
Mrs. Walter James returned Sun
day from Georgetown. She was a del
egate from the Pocahontas lodge to
the convention held last week in
Georgetown.
]. W. O'Donnell and wife, of
Chama, N. NJ, were in the city this
week, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
O'Donnell.
Phil Rohling came up from the
ranch Saturday He says it is hot
and dry at Crest.
Ed Jones was up from Denver Sun
day on visit to relatives.
Mrs. George Mitchell is visitor
from Denver, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stevens
Mrs. R. H. McWilliams, daughter
and son, of Mattoon. ILL.,, after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward,
returned home Tuesday.
A public card party will be given
by the Women of Woodcraft in Scan
dia hall on the evening of August 23d
Mrs. August Grutzmacher and Mrs.
Maughan are camping in Gregory
gulch and are getting tubsful Of ber-
ries.
Mrs. Frank Cody is up from Den
yer on visit to her mother.
Fred Rudolph, son of John Ru-
dolph. is up from Denver, visiting
the O'Donnell and Quinn families.
Miss Ester Smith is also up from
Denver, visiting the O'Donnen and
Quinn families.
Joe Moyle returned Friday from
Georgetown, where he went as a, rep
resentative to the Red Men. George
Hughes, who accompanied him, re-
turned Wednesday.
Thomas Kofford, Will Kriley and
Louis Meyers were out fishing Sun
day. They didn't have very good luck
and could hardly expect to, fishing
on the Sabbath.
Mabel Kriley, who was badly bitter
about the face by dog last week, is
getting along nicely. The dog was not
sent to the Pasteur institute a
Boulder for an examination to deter
mine II it had rabbies, as was the
intention at first. The animal is still
being held here to see If the gir
RECEIVERS without any symptoms Of
hydrophobia.
Robert L. Cundy, a former residen
OF Black Hawk, was married IL
Salem, Wis, on July Both to Mis-!
Fannie Van VIE. Mr.. Cundy will
teach school during the coming tern
in Barneyville. Wis.
Miss Louise Nelson, who had beer
visiting her mother and brother. re
turned Sunday to New York.
John Hepberger while shoeing
horse Sunday, received swift kick
The shoe on the horses foot con
tanned a projecting nail and this Gu
an artery in Mr.. Hepberger's arm
This occurrence settles all horseshoe
ing on Sunday. as far as Mr.. Hep
berger is concerned.
Mayor August Grutzmacher ant
County Commissioner Joseph Borzag'
made trip to Denver Monday t
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