Gilpin observer., 1910-11-17
BLACK Hawk NEWS

~~Aihh AOAL OuAASiy iOi ISA-
yer and may go farther in quest of
employment. iEr
Thomas Dunstcne and wife left to-
day for Denver to attend the Ander-
son-Kendricks, wedding.
Miss Myrtle Keam left Wednesday
for Denver to attend the wedding of
Mr.. Fred Anderson and Miss Nellie
Hendricks.
Miss Hazel Taylor went to Denver
yesterday to attend the wedding OF
he- friend, Miss Nellie Hendricks.
Mrs. Thcrvald Crook left for Den
yer Sunday to visit her daughter,
Nora, who Is in st. Joseph's hospi-
tai
The NJ. E. church has new Brus-
sells carpet ON the floor CT the pulpit.
Charles Ehrlich is painting the new
Masonic building.
Their. Crock went to Denver FRI
day to visit his daughter, returning
the same day.
Miss Mable Johnson left Friday for
her home in Minneapolis, Mimi, af-
ter visit of three months with the
Crook family.
cf their lodge room painted this
week.
A surprise party was given c'l Miss
Frances Grutzmacher at the home of
her parents Friday evening of lats
week.
The Women of Woodcraft Tuesday
evening enjoyed treat en- Mrs.
Thomas Carval, formerly Of this city.
The lodge presented Mrs. Carval with
a past guardian pin and in apprecia-
tion of the gift she stood the ex-
pense of the refreshments. Cards
were played during the evening and
the prize winners were: Mrs. Effie
Tabb, first; Mrs. Anna Norilien, sec
ond; Mrs. Margaret Murphy, consola-
ton.
| o. B. Thompson, Of the Fifty COM
pany. was il the city the lll.er part
Of the week and made the assertion
that he expected work to be resum-
ed on the Fifty properties in short
time. He is intending to take trip
back east on business in connection
with the Fifty company.
Waiter James mother returned to
her home in Denver yesterday after
noon.
H. z. Horn, of the Denver NJ. & R..
company, came up from Denver this
week Mr.. Horn said the company will
now push the work on their mill 20
carly completion.
Heavy shipments Of ore cort.lue
from the Gunnel property 20 the
Polar Star mill. This ore IS hauled
through the Newhouse tunnel AMI
shipped from the portal to Back
Hawk IA the C. & S. AS soon as
connection is made in the Gunnel,
where the ore is being mined, it VIII
be hoisted to the surface and ship
ped over the tram read to the mill.
Andrew c. Hazleton arrived Tues
day from Crawford county, Iowa, on
visit with Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Rus
SELL This is Mr.. Haletcn's first trip
to the mountains.
Gilpin Circle, No. 1888, Women OF
Woodcraft will give public card par
ty in Scandia hall next Saturday
evening.
Miss Olga Crook came home from
Denver Monday. She had been work
ing in that city some time.
Mrs. Shad Reid ard daughter, OF
Apex, came in Monday frcm Apex on
= v.sts with Mrs. r. c. Russell.
The Blue Ribbon club will give the
Christmas eve.. and Christmas tree.
Prof. Hamilton, of Wideawake, re-
signed his position at that place and
left for his home Monday.
McNevins & company finished their
contract on the Mocn gu.ch road, ana
came to town Tuesday.
Joe Borzago has been very busy
man the past few days, moving into
his new quarters IN the new Masonic
building.
Holmes & Teats have been at work
this week calcimirg the new mill.
Charles Ehrlich, the painter, Is
busy packing his household furniture
ami expects to move his family to
Golden shortly. Charles Will continue
business here.
Charles Jacobs, formerly cf this
city, is taking an examination for en-
gineer on the Burlington.
| Some mems idea Of being a lead
ing politician is to head the band
wagon.