Gilpin observer., 1910-03-17
BLACK HAWK NEWS PERSONAL MENTION

H. F. Lynch came in from Rollins
vile to attend the funeral of the
Murphy boy.
Gabardi & Mattivi this week pur-
chased the saloon and business of
George Schneider, who intends to
leave shortly with his family for his
ranch at Roggen. For the present
Gabardi & Mattivi will conduct both
their old place and the Schneider
saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rudolph and
son, Art, left Tuesday for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hedman and
Tuesday. They may decide to make
their home in Denver.
The Four C's. met Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allebrand and had
pleasant time.
Nick Oates is very i'll with pneu-
monia and other ailments and it is
not thought that he will live through
the week.
The slime mill of the Denver Min
ing & Reduction company down the
creek will start operations, about
Saturday of this week. The electri-
clan was up from Denver yesterday
and connected the dynamo. The ma
chinery will have to be adjusted be-
fore any concentrates are made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Krell moved in
to the house they recently purchased
from Lee Jones, Saturday.
Ed. S. Blake left the latter part of
the week for Dener.
Dan and Dave Murphy came up
from Denver Tuesday evening to re-
main for the funeral of their brother,
Joe.
John Daley came up from Golden
Saturday evening and remained until
the following day.
Chas. Daley, who had been in Col
den, returned to Black Hawk Sunday
evening. He is thinking of getting
job in Golden and living in the
brewery city.
Arthur Crook left Sunday morning
for Denver with the intention, it is
said, of procuring work and remain
ing in that city-provided his father
can get along without him.
Calls have been issued for conven-
tions of the Independent Citizens
and Taxpayers parties to be held Sat
urday evening when tickets will be
nominated for the city election. The
Independent Citizens will hold their
convention in the city hall and the
Taxpayers in Fritz hall.
Otto Reclling left this morning for
Garfield, Utah.
P. C. McNevins returned last even
ing from a trip to the eastern part
of the state. On his way through
Colorado Springs he stopped off and
took in the cat show. The game war
den is quite fond of cats, regardless
of the variety.
Otto Reckling left Thursday morn
ing for Garfield, Utah.
The Merry Dozen club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Seibertz
and will enjoy cards and refresh
ments.
E. E. Jones, of the Chamberlain
Dillingham; sampler, came up from
Denver yesterday on business.
William Graham is quite ill with
quinzy
Walter Miller is spending a few
days in Denver this week.
Mrs. Mike Sullivan came up from
Denver yesterday to attend the fun
eral of the Murphy boy.
Leigh Burd was an arrival from
Wideawake yesterday to attend the
Mrs. Nicholas, of Idaho Springs,
came over Friday to attend the fun
eral of her grandchild, Jesse Noy.
Walter James and family returned
Sunday evening from a trip to Den
yer.
Thomas Dunstone and son were in
Denver Sunday.
The following is the program of
the Medal and Flag raising day of
The Black Hawk schools, to be held
on Friday, March 25th, at l p. m:
Song-"Spring Song"-School.
clamation-"Keenan's Charge of
Chance ncellorsville"-Dan Williams.
Song--"The Five knights"
Room.
Declamation-"A Duel on High
Invertebrates Shinherr.
Song, "Hurrah! Hurrah!"-Second
Primary Room.
eclamation-"Jimmy Butler and the
Owl"-Willie Flick.
Song-"Vacation Song
Room.
Address-Mrs. Katherine Cook, State
Supt. of Public instruction.
Song-"Mice in Council'-The Gram
mar Department.
Dialogue-'Domestic Science,-Louise
Shinherr, Mary Murphy, Lotta Gray
Clarence Beatty and James Robins.
Our Girls Should be
Taught to be good Housekeepers"
Miss Mary F. Rausch, State Agri-
cultural College.
Presentation of flag to Black Hawk
school by Mrs. Fanny ID. Hardin,
Senior Vice-President National Re-
lief Corps.
H. Malet, president
Of School Board.
Salute Of flag by the school.
Address-Mrs. Stella A. Kyle, Depart
ment President, Ladies' Relief Corp
ment President, Ladies' Relief