Gilpin observer., 1911-03-30
BLACK HAWK news

Miss Bertha Mitchell left Tuesday
for Golden to visit q few weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. ]. H. Matthews was a pas
senger to Denver yesterday. Mr..
Matthews went down tho latter part
Of the week.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and children,
Of Denver, are visiting Mrs. Smiths
mother and sisters.
E. Shoush, who is interested in
mining in the Wideawake section re
turned to Missouri Monday, after a
visit to the mines.
Harry Blake left Sunday for Den
yer to consult with parties regarding
the Huckleberry group of mines be-
low Black Hawk. It's likely that those
properties will resume operations
within short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smith were
passengers to Denver Saturday.
Thomas Dunstone was a passen-
ger to Denver Saturday.
Miss Amelia Gabardi, who is attend
ing the Boulder university, arrived
home Friday evening to enjoy her
weeks vacation with her parents.
Joe Lambert was up from Denver
Tuesday, looking after mining prop
critics in the vicinity Of Cottonwood
]. V. Thompson was in Denver
Tuesday, booking attractions for the
Eagles boxing tournament to be held
in Central on the 11th of April.
A few miners were put to work on
the Klien-German mine this week to
get out a 25-ton lot for the Horn mill.
This will be a test run to determine
what the mill can do on this ore
Before the mill was reconstructed a
test of the Klien-German ore was
made and the results were highly sat.
isfactory.
Capt. Smith, Prof. Traphagen and
V. c. Anderson, of the Golden School
Of Mines, were up Sunday and visited
the Frontenac mill. The gentlemen
expressed themselves that the plant
was an excellent one, showing in its
construction and equipment an ex-
traordinary amount of careful thought
and intelligence.
Walter Miller came up from Denver
Saturday to visit his parents, return
ing again Sunday.
Gregory camp No. 5O4, w. o. W.,
will give an April Fool dance, Satur-
day evening. A good time is prepared
and Leo Voll will furnish the music.
The Hard Time social given by the
Epworth League, was well attended
and grand success, the league clear
ing over s37.0O. The following was
the program:
Instrumental Duet-Gladys Bolsing
, er, Agnes Nordlien.
| Solc-Laura Hill.
Reading-Ameiia Nordlien.
Piano Solo-Lucy Rasmussen.
Solo-George Fritz.
Reading-Emma Grutzmacher.
instrumental Duet - Charles and
Genevieve Chatfield.
Duet - Grace and Francis Grutz
macher.
Selection-Mandolin Club.
Solo-Penj. Eitelgeorge.
Reading-Mrs. Jessie Sybertz.
| Lantern Slides-Nelson and Klais.
Vivian Fritz returned to Denver
the latter part of the week, after 6
weeks visit with parents and friends
Central City camp, No. sos. w. o
W., came down Monday night to Wis
1t the local camp. Refreshments wer'
served and good time was enjoyet
by all.
Theo. Nelson. Paul Miller. Franl
Schoenherr and Leo Thompson atten,
ed the dance at Nevavills Monda,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Nordlien CAV,
card party to their friends las
Saturday.
The Women of Woodcraft had in
itiation Tuesday, Mrs. R. r. Steven.
taking the degree. Refreshments wer,
served.
The infant baby Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Thompson died Monday OF bron
kchitis. The funeral was held yester
day afternoon from the residence o
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foehan.
Motion pictures and illustrate,
songs at the opera house Wednesday
Saturday and Sunday nights. Doors
open 1880. curtain s O'Clock. Adnis