Gilpin observer., 1911-11-30
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Miss Mary Murphy, who had been
visiting friends and relatives in
Black Hawk, returned yesterday to
to her home in Denver.
Joe Martelli is visiting in Denver.
4 The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
4 give a bazaar and pasty supper in
Fritz hall, Friday evening.
4 Henry Boellert took Peter Flume
I to Denver Sunday, the latter being
ILL.,
Gregory camp, Woodmen OF the
World elected the following officers
at their meeting Monday evening:
Walter James, P. C. c.; Charles
Daley, C. c.; George Kurtz, ADV.
lLieut.; Jos. Rorzago, Banker; C. B.
Klais, Clerk; Russell Taylor, Escort;
Emanuel Mitchell, Watchman; Albert
Shinherr, Sentry; Walter James, man
lager IS months.
4 Chas. Gray will arrive from Golden
lthis week on a visit to his daughter.
| The Women of Woodcraft will give
| a public card party next Tuesday
ievening.
Mrs. David Shinherr is very i'll
with pneumonia and her recovery is
doubtful. Her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
iShea. has been notified OF the
mothers critical condition and is ex-
pected from New York today.
| The Blue Ribbon club will give
'dance on Christmas night
| On the Saturday preceding New
Years, the Woodmen will give a
grand ball in Fritz hall. A large dele
CATION from the Woodmen of Golden
is expected to be up, in which event
lan orchestra from Golden will fur
nish the music.
| Mrs. Thomas Dunstone and child
ren left this morning for Denver to
spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Amelia Gabarii is home from
Boulder to enjoy Thanksgiving with
her parents
| Considerable personal feeling has
arisen in establishing the right of
Iownership to the Black Tar and
there may yet be some serious
| trouble over this valuable piece Of
property. Nothing will be done with
7'fh9 precious stuff contained in the
workings until the ownership dispute
is settled.
Prof Matthews, Miss Thomas,
Prof. Ware, Miss BENEFITS and Miss
Fauzuier were in Denver this week
attending the meeting of the teach
ers.
John Rolling. Arthur Mitchell and
Chas. Ehrlich went rabbit hunting
yesterday. AS the trio had not re-
turned at late hour yesterday af-
ternoon considerable alarm was felt,
tho general opinion being that the
hunters had killed one another, each
mistaking his companion for rabbit.
Phil Rolling went to Golden to
spend Thanksgiving with the family.
The Pythian Sisters elected Off
GERS last Friday evening. Those who
We're elevated to the various chairs
were: Emma 3uttkamp, p c.; Ber-
tha Mitchell, NJ. E. c.; Betty Backus,
| E. Sr; Matte Mitchell, E. Jr.; Ade-
liza Hines, Manager; Maud Rohling,
VI. OF R. and c.; Mary Grutzmacher,
NJ. of F.; Emma Boellert, p. of T.;
Myrtle Ehrlich. G. of o. T.; Bertha
Mitchell, trustee IS months.
A. their meeting last evening the
Degree of Pocahontas held election
of officers and the list will be print
ed next week.
Curtis RunGquist returned Saturday
evening from the northwest, where
he had been for several months. He
said Black Hawk suited him TO q 7.
Following is a list of officers ell
ected at the meeting OF the Women
of Woodcraft held Tuesday night:
Kate Kriley, G. N; Anna Norilein.
Advisor; Cora Hinkle, Magacian;
Catherine Miller. Clerk; Elisha Tomil-
son. Ranker; Pearl Curry. Attendant;
Eva Niccum, Inner Sentinel; Mary
Kofford. manager is months; Sophia
Sanierson, installing officer.