Gilpin observer., 1910-01-27
|NEVAOAv|LLE notes BLACK HAWK news


son, arrived Sunday form Ault, Colo.
She was summoned on account of the
illness of Mr.. Rudolph.
Prof. Matthews was in attendance
at a meeting of the Schoolmasters'
club, held in the Auditorium hotel in
Denver Friday evening.
Fred Stroehle came over from
Idaho Springs Sunday evening to Wis
| it relatives and friends.
/ Arthur Nichols, accompanied by his
! mother and sister, were in from the
ranch Monday, attending to some
shopping.
o. B. Thompson, manager of the
Fifty Gold Mines company, was
/ business visitor to Black Hawk this
week.
Ben Olson was an arrival Friday
from Mead, Colo. where he is ranch
! ing. He visited with relatives here
and on South Beaver creek.
S. E. Winger, who went to Butte
Mont, some time since to attend the
ed Friday. Mrs. Winger remained in
Butte to visit for a time with her
daughter.
| E. Drake, of Lake gulch, made a
trip to Denver Monday. He visited
with his family and attended to some
mining business.
Mrs. w. Temple and children are
visiting in Denver.
Jake Krell went to Rifle last Fri
day to attend the funeral OF his
brother-in-law, Joseph Gredler.
F. A. Rudolph is very i'll at the
ranch. He is afflicted with an acute
attack Of heart trouble. Fearing for
the worse, the folks telegraphed to
the children. Mrs. Louche, who is in
| Seattle, Wash, was notified and VIM.
Rudolph, OF Oscuro, N. NJ, was ap-
prised of his fathers serious illness.
They are expected here this week
Herman Rudolph arrived from Middle
Park Sunday and George Rudolph
came the same day from Denver.
| Mrs. H. M. Gilbert came up from
Denver Monday morning, returning
in the afternoon. She was accompani-
ed by Mr., Gilbert, Mr., Gilbert is as
| sisting in the installation of machin-
/ cry IN the mill Of the Denver Mining
& Reduction company.
J. F. O'Neil, Of the Klien-Germar
I mine, left Monday afternoon for Den
I yer on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hinkle and ].
M. Seright entertained the Four c.
club at Fritz hall Saturday evening.
The time was most enjoyably spent
In card playing and dancing, and in
the indulgence in a splendid supper.
, The winners of prizes at cards
were: Mrs. Hinkle, lady's 1st; Mrs.
/ Taylor. End; Mrs. Fritz, consolation;
John Osborn, gentleman's. 1st; T.Kof
ford. End; D. w. Taylor. consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Osborn were
up from Denver last week to attend |
the Tabb funeral
Mrs. Rose Pircher was an arrival |
from Denver Thursday to attend the
funeral of James Tabb.
Frank Jones has bought the Thos.
Davis house on Clear Creek street
and will move in the first of the
month. The Headman family, who are
occupying the Davis house are think
ing of moving into the Clark place.
Henry Klien was up the fore part
Of the week from Golden.
News has been communicated from
Winlock. Wash, OF the awful misfor-
tune that befell the Backman's, for
mer residents Of Black Hawk, two
weeks ago, when three OF their child
ren were burned to death. Mrs. Back
man, who was Miss Clara Johnson,
had sent the two little boys to their
uncle's for something and she had
gone over to the neighbors for a
moment. While at the neighbors, and
awaiting the return of the boys she
looked out the window and saw
flames issuing from the roof Of her
house. The two boys had returned
without her knowledge and were in
the house when the fire started The
flames had gained such headway 1t
was impossible for the mother or the
neighbors to rescue the children. One
of the children was a baby of three
months.
p. c. McNevins left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver.
Frank Jones and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Saturday
George Williams. OF Central, is now
firing on the tram. Two brakemen
were added to the train seruice of