Gilpin observer., 1912-07-25
BLACK HAWK NEWS


locate the animal.
Iandel Boyle is up from Denver, en-
jcy1irg two weeks vacation.
The Woodmen held p:e-eating
contest at their meeting Monday even
frg. There were five contestants
and the manner in which the home
made pics disappeared was aston
ish.ng. Albert Hepbe-ger carried
away both prizes-cne for eating a
pie in the shortest length of time
with both hands free and the ether
for causing the pie to disappear in
the shortest time with both hands
tied behind his back The contest af-
fo-ded much amusement for the lodge
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Fowler went to
Denver Sunday for a weeks visit.
Louis O'Gonnell went to Denver
Sunday morning to visit his wife.
Owing to the washout he did not re-
turn until Monday morning.
Louis Pircher was an arrival the
latter part of the week from Rich
mond, CAL, for a brief visit with rel
atives and friends.
Frank Gabardi, Jr., was up from
Denver Monday to visit his parents.
Thomas Tregay. of Gilpin, was
visitor to Black Hawk yesterday.
Mr.. Smith, who had been putting
in a crop on the Foster homestead
fc- Mr.. Tammany, returned Monday
to his home in, Chic.
Francis and Arthur Dollchan Frank
Madel and John Maizena, left yester-
day morning fer st. Mary's lake to
catch some fish.
Rster Nelson made trip 70 Len
v@- Saturday, returning Sunday.
Theo. Nelson left Monday after
nocn fer Denver on business.
Jchn Robins PUT $4,000 trout N his
lake this week In two CT three years
he will have /one of the best lakes
fer fishing in me STATE.
The Red Men held Installation of
officers at their meeting last Thurs
day evening as follows: Julius Nerd
lein, Saahem; VIM. Moyle, Sr., Saga
mere; Thos. O'Me-a. Jr. Sagamc-e;
Tracey Hall, K. of W.; Zack Mackey,
C. OF W.; Louis O'Donnell, C. of R.
Thomas ONIera was elected represel-
dat,ve TO the Great Council watch
meets in Denver next month. Francis
Dollohan took his third degree and
is now flllfledged Indian with all
the feathers A big spread followed
the business of the meeting.
Arthur Crock, John Waldiart al1
Sunday and assisted the young ladies'
who were in attendance at the pic
mic in dancing.
Cave Brennan was at the picnic in
Tollan1 Sunday, coming up from Den
yer. He had just returned from an
auto tour Of the east.
Henry Eatwell and Chas. Schoen-
herr went to Golden Sunday to take
in the picr:c of the Golden and Ar
vada firemen.
The Women of Wooicraft cele-
brated their anniversary Tuesday
evening with a program, card play
ing and dancing in Fritz hall. Over
100 persons were in attendance and
all had a delightful time. The ice
cream for the refreshments arrived
on the late train and was carried to
Central, but the ladies had made
she-bet and the Denver ice cream
WAS not missed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. McGahan and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
were arrivals Friday frcm California.
M. McGahan Is starting up the Wild
Cnt mine.
Mrs. John Robins was a passenger
to Denver Tuesday afternoon
]. r. and ]. NJ. Martin are in the
city from Los Angeles. Cal. They are
interested in the Froounie- mine.
Eugene Pea-ley left this morning
for Denver.
Mrs. Louis Pircher left this morn
ing Scr Denver.
J. v. Thompson received a tee
gram last night from Lead, s. D..
statlrg that his son, Leo. was very
sick.
The little folks of the Junior Lea
que gave very interesting and nice
ly planned program and social last
Friday night at Fritz hall. A large
crowd was in attendance. and every
one spoke appreciatingly Of the work
OF these young people. 1t Is evident
that they will soon comprise the Ep.
worth League and church OF the fu-
ture. You are doing well, boys and
girls; keep right on.
The Rev. Mr. Kidd from Denver