Gilpin observer., 1912-08-22
BLACK HAWK NEWS

u aiih ttie uOyS III Lhc way Lhey oio"io
go.
Albert Oates left today for Lead
S. d., where he has a position wait
ing him.
Mrs. Otto Rmttcamp left today for
Cincinnati, Ohio, to visit with rela-
tives.
Tracey Hall was hobnobbing with
the citizens of Nevadaville Monday.
Some say he was campaigning.
Peter Nelson and family have gone
cut to Boulder park to camp and
fish.
Louis O'Donnell is enjoying a
weeks vacation in Denver.
Mrs. Nordlein gave a reception for
Mrs. Schultize, of Hoxie, Kansas.
Many friends were present. Mrs.
Schultize left for the east yesterday.
George Fritz is busy these days,
getting his fishing tackle in shape
for an extended campaign. He and
his family leave Saturday for Sulphur
Springs. in Middle park.
Herr Waldhart has fine collection
OF prohibition literature adorning the
walls Of his emporium.
Mrs. Helen Hoyt, who had been
visiting Mrs. Juneman. left for the
state of Washington Tuesday.
Walter James and family accom-
panied by Ben Olsen, left for-Middle
af~lr tx h4 ftr.r .lyr
William Crosley and wife are at
Grand Lake for their vacation.
Hy. Berg. Of Pittsburg. Pa, is a
guest Of W. U. S. Parsons His visit
is for the purpose of making invest
ments in the state.
Mesdames Marghan. Grutzmacher
and Lyman returned from their out
ing at Apex Monday. They brought
back with them. 63 quarts Of wild
Strawberries, the results of their
picking
Ed. Keast is in charge OF Ben
O,sen's place during the absence of
the boss.
Mrs. Martin has returned from a
weeks visit In Denver.
Frank Gabardi, accompanied by his
daughter. made trip to Idaho on
Monday.
Frank Anger. Tug Reynolds and
Joe Gabardi have returned from a
fcur-day fishing trip in Boulder park.
The Black Hawk butcher shop clos
ed yesterday. and Joined with the
merchants of the county at the pic
mic on Clear Creek.
Marshal Bauer has two teams and
five men at work, putting the Clear
Creek road in shape to connect with
the new automobile road.
Noah Mitchell is sinking a shaft
mountain. The mineral showing is
good.
The Woodmen entertainment, to be
held Saturday evening, promises to
be an interesting event Contests for
prizes Will include pie eating. who
can get away with the most water
melon. and bobbing for apples. A
dance will follow the entertainment
music by Leo. Voll.
George Vogel and son claim to be
the champion berry pickers. bringing
in 80 pounds from Pine Cliff, the re
suit Of one days picking, Tuesday.
A lot Of the young b!ocds around
town. spruced up and left for Tolland
today, to take in the big negro pic
mic.
Beryl Backus has returned from
a four-day jaunt to Middle park.
Mrs. Walter James was elected
Great Minnehaha OF the Great Coun-
Gil Of Pocahontas OF Colorado at the
annual meet in Denver.
N. c. Hanson has recovered from
his spell OF illness. and is able tc
be about town again.
Ed. Quinn took in the sights Of
Boulder park the first Of the week.
Miss Mary Hunt, principal Of the
school at Westminster. was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Fair
child over Sunday.
Dan Lanner and family have movet
into the Gabardi residence on High
street.
VIM. Schneider and lady. Of Den
yer. were visiting friends Sunday.
Mrs. John Rolling returned from
two weeks trip to the valley, or
Sunday. She was in attendance at thu
X. Of p. and Pocahontas doings.
The inventive genius Of Julius
Nordlein has just completed unique
work in erecting two new ch:mneys
I'm the rear Of the Golden Rule ans
the Central Shoe and Clothing com
nanY atores in Central. They are pro