Gilpin observer., 1910-06-02
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Mrs. Effie Tabb and Mrs. Thomas
Kofford went to Denver yesterday
morning. where they will be initiated
into the Maccabees.
George Fritz returned from Den
yer Tuesday. He and Vivian went
fishing at Ismont Sunday and Mon.
day and had very good luck.
| James Roberts was an arrival from
Garfield. Utah. Sunday to visit his
mother and friends.
Mrs. ]. N. Allebrand and children
returned the fore part Of the week
from a several days visit in Den
| YER.
Miss Zou Bennett went to Golden
Friday and remained with her par
ents until Monday evening.
Miss Amelia Gabardi Is home from
school in Boulder. She closed the
term with a flattering record, being
so proficient in her studies that she
was not required to take the regu-
lar examinations. This enabled her
to come home nine days before
school closed.
The dance given by the Woodmen
Saturday evening was well attended
by ladies'. There was a scarcity O.
the members of the sterner sex
as the majority Of the male popula-
ton Of Black Hawk were out fish
ing.
Max Hinkle and Jud Kriley went
out to the head of Mammoth creek
Sunday to fish. Their mule took
notion to come home and left the
fishermen out in the hills. They had
to come in and get their motive
power and then go back after the
rig. Hereafter when the gentlemen
go fishing on Sunday they are going
to walk
William Kriley. Ten Kofford and
Lofts Meyers went out to Boulder
park Saturday afternoon and remain
ed until Monday evening. They
claim they caught some trout, which
is more than any of the other cast
ers on Boulder creek could say.
Tom Beatty went to Denver Mon
day to see If there were any jobs
looking for taker.
Joe Moyle went to Golden this
week. If he can procure a job, he
will make Golden his place of resi-
dence in the future.
Paul Miller is contemplating a trip
to Garfield, Utah. and may leave
this coming Sunday.
Mike Vaughn has been en- upper
Clear creek three or four days this
ing but his friends contend that he
has merely been drowning angle
worms. 1t is matter for the hui
name society to investigate.
Mrs. Harry Blake left Sunday for
Denver to visit several days Mr.
Blake went down this morning.
The Women of Woojcraft held
their much-talked-of picnic Tuesday
evening. They enjoyed literary pro-
gram and finished the series CT
card games played during the past
six weeks. The prize winners were:
Mrs. Murphy. LIST; Mrs. Miller, End;
Mrs. Effie Tabb, LIST consolation; Mrs
Omera, End consolation; Mrs. Willin-
ski, BOBBY. Nomination and election
of officers was held, the following
being chosen to fill the stations:
Mrs. Anna Hoppe. Past Guardian
Neighbor; Mrs. Kate Hartman, Guard.
ian Neighbor; Mrs. Helen C. Fritz,
Advisor: Mrs. Amelia Taylor, Magi-
clan; Mrs. Kate Kriley, Attendant;
Mrs. Elsie Tomlinson. Captain of
Guards: Mrs. Melvina Hall, Inner
Sentinel; Miss Hazel Tabb, Outer
Sentinel; Mrs. Kate Evans, Musician;
Mr.. l. T. Hall. manager IS months.
Miss Melita Hansen has accepted
the position of clerk at the Black
Hawk bakery, which was held by
Miss Minnie Soren3on.
Mrs. James Oates left Tuesday
morning for Lead, S. D.. to join her
husband.
Mrs. Geo. Schneider has been in
Black Hawk the past week from Rog-
gen. She will return to the ranch
Friday with her son, Henry.
Mrs. Juneman went to Denver
Monday. 1t is reported that matri.
mony was the principal object Of the
trip. Her close friend, Miss Hazel
Taylor. will neither affirm nor deny
the report.
Louis O'Donnell went to Denver
Saturday afternoon. He returned
Monday. accompanied by his wife .who
had been enjoying quite a visit.
Philip Rolling and daughter, Miss