Gilpin observer., 1910-07-21
BLACK HAWK NEWS

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P. J. Murphy, returned home Satur-
day.
Dave and Dan Murphy, who were
up to attend the funeral of their
father, returned home OF Denver Sun
day afternoon.
Frank Waldhart returned Saturday
morning to Cripple Creek. Frank had
been here since the Fourth, visiting
with his parents
Woodmen held installation of Of
ficers Monday evening. The officers
installed were the same as publish
ed at the time of election.
| The knights OF Pythias are max
ing repairs to the rear Of their build
ing.
George Fritz made business trip
to the valley Saturday morning.
| Ray Thompson went to Denver
Saturday morning.He has been given
position as brakeman by the Colo
RADIO & Southern and has been as
signed to a run between Denver and
Silver Plume on freight.
Mrs. c. v. Shoop, who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. Pircher, re-
turned Tuesday evening to her home
in the valley.
Walter Miller made trip to Den
yer Tuesday afternoon.
George Fritz ard family are enjoy
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a resident of the state of Pennsyl-
vania. The family drove out to their
summer home at Apex yesterday af-
ternoon and go to Tolland today.
Herman Kull and children of Tren-
ton, Mo-, are visiting Mr.. Kull's sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Chatfield.
Mrs. VIM. Graham leaves today flor
Denver where the family will reside.
Mrs. w. CUTLER returned to Den
yer Monday after visit with her
sister, Mrs. r. Stevens.
Mrs. Minnie Irwin received the
sad news today that her brother,
John Bolotti, had been killed in the
Pennsylvania mine in Georgetown
this morning. From the meager de-
tails of the accident, received this
morning, Bolotti was killed by a
cave-in. The young man was % years
of age.
Albert Oates, after a months vaca-
ton spent with relatives in this city,
returned yesterday to Lead, S. D.
Will Kriley, Louis Pircher, Louis
Meyers and Joe Barrill went to Ne
derland Saturday to spend two days
fishing. For fear Of another libel suit,
the Observer will say that they
caught some fish. n.
Mrs. c. A. Jackson entertains the
Merry Dozen club today. The hostess
will show her guests good time.
Lawrence Mattivi, working on the
Klien-German, run the prong of a
candle stick into his left leg a
depth of two inches Monday. He will
be compelled to lay off for some
time.
E. S. Blake, who had been in Den
yer, receiving medical attendance,re-
turned home Saturday. He is not feel
ing very good.
The Rebekahs installed officers
Thursday evening of last week. A
social time followed and refreshments
rapidly disappeared.
Mrs. Frank Rertagnolli is on sthe
sick list.
Jud Kriley shot three young foxes
above the Mead mill Sunday. There
were six in the pack. They had been
feeding on yellow-legged chickens be-
longing to parties living in the neigh
borhood of the mill. Jud thinks he is
some hunter"
Mrs. Louis O'Donnell was visitor
to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Willie Flick returned Sunday from
Middle park, where he had been visit
ing with his uncle.
Miss Jeanie Henchan returned to
Denver Saturday. She had been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. R. Hamilton.
William Dingle has his goods all
packed and is ready to ship them to
Mililken as soon as his building is
vacated. He will probably leave here
next week.
George Fritz and Thomas Dunstone
this morning received 25 White Or.
pington chicks from Gardner, Ia.This
is one Of the finest breeds of poultry
to be had and from the price paid
for them are practically worth their
weight in gold" The little fellows
came in paste-board box and show
ed 10 Ill effects Of the long journey.
Poultry fanciers have been feasting
their ewes on the chicks today.
George Snyder cut his hand yester-