Gilpin observer., 1911-07-20
IN RUSSELL GULCANEVADAV|LLE NOTES BLACK HAWK NEWS

Richard Stevens went to Denve
Monday morning.
Mrs. J. 8. Fowler is expected home
today from three weeks visit ii
Denver.
Mrs. Thomas Dunstone returned
Sunday evening from several days
visit in Denver.
w. c. Stevens spent Sunday IL
Denver.
Miss Agnes Nordlein left Monday
for Denver, where she will enjoy 9
visit with friends.
Mrs. Mart Miller returned Sunday
from a weeks visit in Denver.
John Stroehle and family went tc
Boulder park Monday for an outing
Mr., Stroehle made trip aross the
range.
Art Crook made a killing Of two
pound box of candy this week. He
is regarded as the candy kid"
The Women of Woodcraft held in
stallation of officers at their meet,
ing Tuesday evening; also initiating
Jerry Dummer. Those installed fol
low: Mrs. Sophia Sanderson, Past
Guardian Neighbor; Mrs. Joe Barril,
Guardian Neighbor; Mrs. julius Nord
lein, Magician; Mrs. w. G. Kriley
Adviser; Mrs. NJ. H. Hinkle, Atten-
dant; Mrs. Thomas Dunstone, Outer
Guard; Mrs. H. Hartman. Inner
Guard; Mrs. Walter James, Manager;
Miss Hazel Tabb, Captain Of the
Guards.
Mrs. NJ. Lehmkuhl left Monday for
Denver.
Burrel Backus, Ed. Omera and Al
bert Hepberger received the contract
to complete that portion of the Moon
gulch road which was left unfinished
last year.
The Red Men had installation OF
officers and conferred a degree upon
two of the members at Thursday S
meeting. A number from the Nevada
lodge came down to assist the local
Indians.
Quite a number of the members of
the Rebekah lodge boarded band
wagon and visited the 1lebekahs In
Central Monday evening.
Theo. Nelson is putting up flag
pole at his home. Going to show his
colors.
A bunch of Gypsies are camped at
the Bobtail tunnel. They are telling
fortunes and annoying the people in
other ways.
The Woodcraft picnic will be held
this coming Sunday at the Robins
ranch. Conveyances will be furnished
and the trip can be made for 50
cents. Seven o'clock a. m. is the
time set for leaving. Those intend
ing to go will confer a favor upon
the committee by notifying them no
later than Saturday morning, SO that
arrangements for rigs can be made.
Mrs. Rete Juneman returned Tues
day evening from visit to Golden
and Denver.
Mrs. Richard Stevens visited in
Denver this week.
Miss Lottie Gray came up from
Golden Sunday evening to visit
friends and relatives.
Milton Fick's cousin is here from
St. Joe. Mo-, visiting the Flick family
The two Barton houses and the
Windle house were sold this week to
newcomer, who intends to mine on
the ground. There is good out
cropping on the Barton place. The
gentleman who purchased the prop
erty was a resident of Black Hawk
fifty years ago.
Ed. Omera went to Denver Monday
Mrs. d. w. Taylor and Mrs. Joe
Barril are out berrying today in the
vicinity of Smith hill.
Miss Elizabeth Hatch, of Golden
is visiting Mrs. Rete Juneman.
The sidewalk across from the post
office has been raised, making il
safer for pedestrians. 1t was like
walking on the hanging wall to pass
this point, and one had to abstain
from drinking intoxicants or he woul'
go into the ditch.
AL. Russell went back to work or
his old run from Denver to Black
Hawk on Tuesday of this week. II
is just six months since AL. Went
to the hospital to have his great toe
amputated as the result Of slight
frost bite. The injured member heal
ed slowly. but now seems to be per
fectly well.-Golden Globe.
Mrs. Phillip Rohling received {
telegram last week stating that hel
father died on July 5th at Indian
apolis, Indiana. He was S3 years old
His wife with whom he had liveC
over 60 years died just six months
previous to his death, and she wal