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

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Of July rates. Fifty of these were to
Idaho Springs and the others were
to Denver.
A somnambulist was roaming about
the quiet streets Of Black Hawk the
night of the Fourth. Some of the ma
tive sons were scared almost to
death.
The majority of the citizens of
Black Hawk, who spent the Fourth
away from home drove out to Boulder
park. The number that went to the
park was only limited by the number
Of conveyances available.
VIII Kriley and family and Thomas
Kofford and family are camping in
Boulder park, just above Tolland
They expect to be away from home
two weeks.
Joe Baril and family went out to
the Old Kentucky mine to spend the
Fourth.
Zack Mackey and family and Amos
Kearins and family went out to Tol-
land Sunday and Monday.
II. E. Horn, of the Denver NJ. &
R. company went to Denver the lat
ter part of the week to remain sew
eral days.
Fritz Obweger and Harry Hepberg-
er came in Wednesday from the park.
They had been camping in the vi
cinity of Tolland week.
Albert Oates is here from Lake
City on visit to his mother.
Archie Gray and family spent the
Fourth in Boulder park.
Mike Vaughan is enjoying a week
in the park. Someone has taken ad-
vantage of his absence and tackled
chicken pox sign on his door. An ex-
PLANTATION will be due Mike when he
returns.
John Stroehle and family and Milt
Flick were in Idaho Springs for the
celebration. Mr.. Stroehle and Mr..
Flick played in the band.
Louis Meyers and VIII Crossley
were out in the vicinity of Neder-
land for the Fourth and made a good
catch of fish.
John Kurtz, Walter James, George
Hughes and Max Hinkle went over
to Fraser and Ranch creeks for the
Fourth. They all made good catches
and ate so many of the speckled
beauties, they could not pull off their
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that were protruding from their
anatomies.
Frank Schinherr, Ray Omera and
ladies' drove out to Tolland the
Fourth.
Theo. Nelson and Dave Brennan
and Misses Melita Hansen, Hazel
Taylor and Agnes Nordlien enjoyed a
ride to Boulder park Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tabb. Albert
Oates, Hazel Tabb. Mrs. Oates and
Mrs. John Tabb made up a merry
party to enjoy brief sojourn in
Boulder park on the Fourth.
Joe Moyle, VIM. Boellert and Ar
thur Crook Joined the rest of the
Black Hawkites on their pilgrimage
to Boulder park the Fourth. Mr.
Crook became deeply interested in
some lady friends while in Tolland
and his companions drove away and
left him. A young lady took pity on
Mr.. Crook and permitted him to ride
with her to Central in her convey
ance.
Ed. Quinn and Leo Thompson re-
turned Tuesday from a four days
trip in Boulder park.
Art Crook left this week for Den
yer to consult specialist, but he
didn't say for what ailment.
Miss Arclia Fidler and mother came
up form Denver Saturday to visit
with Paul Miller and family.
Miss Olga Crook was an arrival
home Saturday from Denver and will
remain a week.
Thomas Beatty was an arrival from
Littleton Saturday, to visit with
friends until after the Fourth.
Henry Warner was up from the
City of Lights to spend the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Pircher are en-
tertaining a guest form Kansas City.
Miss Agnes Nordlien leaves this
week for Boulder to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Walter James and children
left Saturday for Denver.
Ivan Froid Is up from Denver,
spending several days with his