Gilpin observer., 1911-08-31
BLACK HAWK NEWS


Art Crook and VIM. Moyle drove
to Rollinsville Saturday evening to
attend the dance.
Max Hinkle was out to Apex for
three days and Monday afternoon re
turned with his family and Mrs. Chas
Daley.
Mrs, VIM. Quiller is up from Den
yer. visiting Mrs. Richard Stevens
= VIII Kriley, Thos. Kofford and
Lou Meyer were out fishing in Roul
der creek Sunday. They had fine
luck, especially Mr.. Kriley who land
ed the largest trout that has been
caught in Gilpin county streams this
year. The fish measured 22A inches
and weighed Az pounds. The catch
was made near the bank of the
stream which leads old fishermen to
believe that the fish was sick, and
for this reason was not hard to hook
Otto Blake purchased a new team
at Golden this week to use in his
livery business.
]. V. Thompson is repairing the old
Kroeger barn, across the street from
his house. and is putting the same
in condition to be used as black
smith shop. julius Nordlein .pur-
chased the shop Mr.. Thompson form
erly occupied and Intends to mine
the ground. 1t is claimed by old
timers that there is a shaft where
the building stands that contained
good ore in the early days. Had Mr..
Thompson known the ground was
gold-bearirg he would have turned
his efforts to coming money instead
of doing blacksmith work.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamejson and daush
ter, of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. r.
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton. of
Chicago. are also TIE guests of Mrs
Stevens.
Frank Anderson left Monday for
Denver, where he will spend a week
before proceeding to his home in
Garfield, Utah.
w. C. Stevens was a business pas
senger to Denver yesterday morning
The little Flick boy, wto met with
the accident in one of the Old mills
up Clear creek two or three weeks
ago, is improving nicely. according
to DR.. Froid, and will be out with
in the next week or ten days.
Joe Borzago returned Sunday from
2 weeks stay in Gienwood Springs
where he had a good bath and is
now Immediately cle,n. He viii nov
be all right for another year.
Mrs. Lydia Marble, president of
tire Rebekah Assembly. is here from
Denver and will visit Black HawfA
lodge this evening.
Mrs. P. ]. Murphy has sold the
Colorado House ard will leave with
the family Saturday for Denver to
take up permanent residence. The
parties who bought tie hotel hail
from Denver. Mrs. Murphy has been
n resident of Black Hawk for a good
many years and made host of
friends who regret exceedingly to see
her leave.
r. II. Young, former resident OF
Black Hawk, is visiting friends. He
Is on his way home to Grand juno
tion, after a trip to Michigan and
Ohio, where he visited relatives.
A high-strung woman who claimed
to hail from Central and who poss-
essed an Unsuitable appetite fer JOY
water. ambled into town Tuesday and
made things lively for some of the
citizens during her brief sojourn. SIZE
was finally taken in charge by Dep
uty Marshal O'Mera and was thrown
into the cooler" She was later Civ
en- her freedom with the understand
ing that she must leave the quiet
confines of the mill city and seek
other parts, where the citizens were
frisky women.
The Ehrlich family have returned
from Golden and are again domicilei
on Bates hill.
Mrs. julius Nordlein was among
the passengers to leave Sunday morn
ing for the valley.
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton went to Idaho
Springs Sunday to visit her husband,
who is working in Chat city.
Mr.. Hess. of Chicago. who had
been visiting friends principally lady
friends) at the Gilpin hotel, depart
ed for home Sunday afternoon.
N. c.. Mitchell went to Canon City
Monday to attend the knights oi
Pythias convention.
Fred Jones left Monday for Boul'
der.
Joe Kerr, who had been working al
the Frontenac mill. departed this
week for Victor. where he has pro
cIIrad nnother nnsltlOn. He Would