Gilpin observer., 1910-04-21
BLACK HAWK NEWS i'm RUSSELL GULCH|

Mrs. Westman, who had been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blake, lef
Saturday for her home in Denver.
Mrs. John Rolling left Saturday
for Roggen to assist her husband In
arranging the interior of the new
house so that it will be habitable.
o. B. Thompson. Of the. Fifty com
pany, was a business visitor to Black
Hawk the latter part of the week. 1t
Is generally reported that the Fifty
is about to change hands, but the
Observer has failed to find anyone
| who could substantiate the report.
Arthur Crook and Ray Thompson
land their lady friends) took a Joy
| ride to Idaho Springs Sunday.
Arthur Most left Monday for the
east to consult parties interested in
the Golden Sheaf NJ. & NJ. company,
regarding future operations. He will
be gone from two weeks to a month.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Battae
Friday of last week, a boy.
A shipment of six tons of fine look
ing smelling ore from the Gilpin
King, managed by Mr.. Knutzen, at
tracted quite crowd this week,
when Obweger brothers who were
hauling the ore stopped on one Of the
busy thoroughfares Of the town.
Chas. Klais, the merchant prince
of Black Hawk, made business trip
to the state metropolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Dickerson, after a pleasant
visit in Black Hawk returned Tues
day to her home in Golden.
Mrs. ]. C. Kuges, who had been
visiting Mrs. Chaddock returned to
her home Tuesday.
Thor. Crook and Ben Olsen went tc
Golden Friday of last week to attend
the funeral of the late John Buck
man.
P. C. McNevins left this week for
Perigo to accept a position as mill
man at the Golden Flint mill.
D.Martello and son left this morn
ing for Garfield, Utah, where they
hope to procure employment.
Mrs. Frank Tabb left this. morning
for Denver to meet her mother, Mrs.
Nick Oates, who is returning from
Lead, S. d. Mrs. Oates has shipped
her household goods back to Black
Hawk. She removed to Lead several
weeks ago and had intended to make
that city her home. She was unable
TO procure a vacant house and
thought she would return to Black
Hawk where there are a few vacant
| houses.
Miss Nellie Hendricks, who had
| been enjoying a visit in Black Hawk,
returned Sunday to her home in Den
yer.
Miss Jennie Taylor, after visit
with her parents and friends, return
cd Sunday to Denver.
Mrs. H. F. Lynch has been i'll this
week with appendicitis.
Dominick Francescotti is i'll with
appendicitis.
Mrs. r. Stevens is laid up with the
grippe.
| George E. Fritz drove to Denver
Tuesday. He took a horse which he
intended to trade for another.
Mrs. Ella Kriley came up from
Denver Saturday evening to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Archie Stevens took her little
SON. to Denver yesterday to have a
piece of steel removed from his eye,
The Woodmen will give social
dance in Fritz hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Keam has been ailing this
week with the grippe.
| Miss Annie Rolling came up from
Golden Tuesday to keep house for
her father.
L. r. Tatum and wife were up
from Denver Friday, looking into the
Sleepy Hollow.
Mrs. Lehmkuhl and daughter, Mrs.
C. NJ. Froid, returned Wednesday
from couple of days spent in Den
yer.
Mrs. George Schneider will leave
in day or two to join her husband
at the ranch in Crest. Mr.. Schneider
has been building house on his
place.
Mrs. Juneman, Of the Gilpin hotel,
has been visiting the past week in
Golden and Denver.
This office has the finest In late