Gilpin observer., 1911-09-21
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eoellert re-
turned Tuesday evening from Rog-
gen. where they had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoppe.
George Vogel was passenger to
Denver Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweeny left
yesterday afternoon for Greeley.
Misses Rose and Lizzie Schinherr
were up from Denver last week. Wis
iting their mother.
John Hill, the barber is working
in a shop in Boulder.
In the window OF Iohling's dry
goods store is a display of the pro-
ucts OF the dry farms near Roggen,
raised on the Rohling, Schneider and
Hoppe places. The exhibit consists
OF corn, milo. sorgum. citron and
squash and outclasses products rails
ed in many of the irrigated sections.
The former Black Hawkites who went
to Roggen are making good on their
dry farms and are we'll satisfied
with their land.
Paul Kriley was an arrival Mon
day evening and is visiting his broth
er, Jud and wife.
Louis O'Donnell and wife returned
Monday from weeks visit with
relatives in Denver.
Mrs. Henry Groth died in Denver
Tuedsay evening at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Cody. Paraly
sis is said to be the cause Of death.
Mrs. Groth. was an old time resident
of Black Hawk and went to Denver
two or three weeks ago to visit her
daughter.
Thomas Dunstone left Tuesday
morning for a mining camp near
Buena Vista. where he will have
chrage of property for George Col
Inns. Monday evening, the Woodmen
rendered Mr.. Dunstone a pleasant
farewell The family will remain in
Black Hawk
Arthur Crook ard John Waldhart
while cut buggy riding in Lawrence
street in Central Tuesday eveniI
got mixed up in a runaway and Mr..
Crook was painfully injured. The az
cident occurred when the buggy
struck crossing stone. starting
the horse to run. Waldhart jumped
and escaped injury. Crook was
thrown from the buggy and sustained
injuries about the face, hands ar
+ legs. He is a fit subject for the hos
pital. The buggy was damaged almost
beyond repair. The horse was un-
injured.
George Stroehle and wife drove to
Idaho Springs Tuesday, returning yes
terday.
Tho city has force OF men at
work, filling In the main business
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilsey. OF
Chicago. who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Burroughs. have re-
turned to their home. Mr.. Wilsey is
an engineer out CT Chicago in the
North Western.
The pastor will preach here Sun
day morning, September oath, at IL
o'clock. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed to this service. and also to the
O'Clock. Immediately after the morn
ing service the pastor would like to
meet those who are interested in
bible study. One or more classes will
be organized and continued through
out the year. Also those wishing to
take up the study Of the catechism
are urged to remain few moments
after the service. Epworth league
business meeting In the church Sat
urday evening at seven thirty.
Fred Bauer went to Denver Sat
urday morning.
Miss Irene Leverton. who had been
visiting several weeks with the Fritz
family, returned Saturday to her
home in Illinois.
Sam Orr. John Webster and Mr..
Pearson were passengers to Denver
Sunday morning.
James Oates and brother loft Mon
day for Lead, s. D., to work.
w. C. Stevens left this week TO
Salem. o.. to visit for some time.
Mrs. L. Piroher was a passenger
to Denver Tuesday.
The Misses Nora and Olga Crook
are up for a visit. Miss Nora having
been in Littleton. where she is a
popular operator in the Telephone Of
flee at that place. Miss Olga has
been located at Denver.
Monday night Gregory Camp No
504, Woodmen of the World. gave n
farewell surprise banquet to Thomas
Dunstone. who left Tuesday to take
Ruaua Vista