Gilpin observer., 1910-08-11
BLACK HAWK NEWS

morning to visit his family.
Denver Sunday.
Samuel Orr took a trip to the big
city Sunday.
Mrs. Nick Moyle and Mrs. Thomas
Kofford returned Sunday evening
trip - the valley.
Henry Trezise. who had been con.
ducting the butcher shop for VIM.
Harvey,left Monday for New Mexico,
where he has been offered good
position.
Joe Moyle and George Hughes left
Monday for Georgetown, where they
will represent the local lodge at the
convention OF Red Men.
Miss Hazel Taylor left Monday for
Glenwood Springs. where she will
visit with her sister.
Mrs. Jud Kriley was passenger
to Denver Monday.
Miss Pernilla Rundquist Is up
from Denver, visiting with her moth
er.
Mrs. Ed. Rule, Jr., after a visit
with her parents. returned Sunday to
her home in Phippsburg. Colo.
Elmer Beck came up from Denver
Monday and will remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Winger are in
from Yankee Hill and intend making
Black Hawk their home.
Paul Miller left Sunday for Gar
field, Utah.
J. v. Thompson has a new horse.
1t is 40 years younger than his old
horse and possesses beth style and
speed.
Harry Feehan sauntered in from
Middle park Sunday. He had been
over on the Fullerton ranch, stack
ing hay. Harry is fond Of haying. 1t
gives him an appetite and hardens
his muscles. 1t was with the utmost
reluctancy that he returned home.
County Commissioner Joseph, Bor-
zago went to Denver yesterday on
business in connection with his Of
flee. Joe is exerting every effort to
have work commence on the Moon
gulch road. The delay comes from
the Denver end.
Mrs. Pearl Kriley acco npanied
Miss Hazel Taylor as far as Denver
Monday on the latters trip to Glen
wood Springs.
| Mrs. Martin Miller attended the
meeting of the Women of Woodcraft
in Denver last evening. The society
has been having a big time In Den
yer this week.
Mrs. Walter James i5 representing
the local lodge of Pocahontas at the
convention in Georgetown this week.
/ C. B. klais took some good pic
lures of last Thursdays flood and
the orders are coming in faster than
he can fill them.
VIII Thomas has brought his fam
lily up from Denver and is located in
the Sweeney house. He has leased
q mill and wants to be near it.
Mrs. George Rudolph came up
from Denver Tuesda evening and is
visiting at the ranch.
Miss Olga Crook is expected home
from Denver this evening.
The br!cklayers finished work Of
rebuilding the side wall in the Crook
saloon building. which was torn down
by the flood, Tuesday. A new floor
: will be laid and when the fixtures
are repaired one will never know that
flood ever struck Crooks Palace
!. Mrs. Ellen Foulkers and daughter
Margaret, of Denver, are visiting a.
the Gilpin hotel.
, Ed. Blake left yesterday Afternoon
for Denver.
The Merry Dozen club met Thurs
day of last week with Mrs. Johr
Rohling.
, Miss Amelia Gabardi left this morn
, ing for the valley.
James Coyle and family came ii
: from Hughesville yesterday to visi
with friends in Black Hawk.
Mrs Mackey, mother of Zack, ant
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Trussler, o
Delta, Ia, are here on visit t.
Zack.
Mrs. Trathen and daughter. Mis-
8 Mabel. after a visit with friends her
and in Central. returned this morn
! ing to Littleton.
The flood was not the only visito
! to Black Hawk Thursday Of last weel
While everybody was busy with tn
E water, the stork flew into town an,
left baby girl at the home Of DR.
and Mrs. C. M. Froid. All is happi
ness at the Froid home.
I'll Mrs Martin Miller left for tn