Gilpin observer., 1911-07-27
BLA jk HAWK NEWS.

Chas. Ehrlich went to Golden Sat
urday afternoon to visit his family
George Fritz made a trip to the
valley the latter part of the week
and since his retu n has been laid
IN with the grippe.
John Madell and daughter spent
Sunday in Denver.
Sterling Webster came up from
the valley Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with his father.
George Snyder went to Denver
Morday to act as best man at the
Goldsworthy-Ryan wedding.
Robt. Pearce, wife and son, OF
Rock Island, ILL.,, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stroehle.
Herman Shinherr and mother visit
ed in Denver this week.
Born-In Golden, Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs, John Daily, a bouncing
baby boy. Mrs Daley is daughter
of John Rudolph.
d. II. ldyloi, VI DcHNSi, 'ioiISu
friends in Black Hawk this week.
Mrs. Martelli was passenger to
Denver Saturday.
II. F. Lynch and family left yester-
day morning for Denver. Their little
boy has been having trouble with his
eyes and they went down to have
them treated.
Jake Eilmann went to Golden yes
terday to see about a shipment of
high-grade from his lease in the War
Dance.
P. c. McNevins and Fred Bauer
went to Denver this morning for a
short stay.
Peter Rundquist and son went to
Denver this morning.
Sixteen applications have been re-
ceived by the Woodmen here for
membership to their camp. In addi-
ton to these there are eight or ten
prospective candidates. The Wood
men are arranging to initiate a big
class the fore part of next month
and may hold joint meeting with
the Central camp. If a joint initia-
tion is held between fifty and seven
ty-five members will be added to the
roll of the two lodges.
There is an "old swimmin' hole"
in Clear creek. near the Madell res
idence where all the young ones and
few o. the grown-ups gather daily
to take a refreshing plunge. The pool
is 80 feet long and 10 feet wide and
affords great pleasure to those not
averse to bathing in the open.
Mrs. Kate Dollger, of Milwaukee is
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Klais.
A bouncing baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Battaia, of Silver
Creek, Monday. The father is highly
elated over the arrival of the young
heir to the Battaia throne and for
tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stevens returned
Tuesday evening from a weeks visit
in Denver.
George Stevens was an arrival Sat
urday from Garfield, Utah, to visit
his mother.
Mrs. Desmond Coughlin returned
Sunday morning from six weeks
visit in California.
The Women of Woodcraft finished
their series of card games Tuesday
evening. The prize winners were:
Mrs. Amelia Taylor. 1st; Mrs. Daisy
Blake. end; Mrs. Chas. Niccum, 1st
consolation; Miss Hazel Tabb. BOBBY
Miss Lottie Gray returned to Col
den. Wednesday afternoon, after q
visit with friends and relatives.
]. P. Taylor, newcomer, has
started a dairy and is distributing
milk.
. VIM. Hines and Mrs. Adelia Pow
ars were married in Denver this
week. They will make their home in
Black Hawk.
Will Crossley. who went to Allan
tic City to attend the Elks' Re-Un
ion. returned home last night, bring
ing with him bride. After taking il
the Elks' convention he went to hi:
old home in Pennsylvania and con
cluded to get married. He has beer
; receiving congratulations from many
; friends since his return and has beer
distributing the cigars most gener
ously.