Gilpin observer., 1912-08-29
BLACK HAWK NEWS


ter an outing at Boulder park.
Miss Lizzie Schoenherr arrived yes
terday for q visit with her mother.
Mrs. Juneman, of the Gilpin hotel,
made a business trip to Denver Mon
day, returning Tuesday.
Arthur Crook and viii Anfang took
in the sights of Tolland Sunday.
Dennis Burke and Pat McNevins
are gulch mining below the Frontenac
mill.
Zack Mackey drove to Boulder park
today to bring in Geo. Fritz and fam
ily who have been to Hot sulphur
and Steamboat Springs on their vaca-
ton trip.
Henry Eatwell and Free Lynch are
at Pactolus, fishing.
Mrs. Frank Gabardi and family are
camping at Silver Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waldhart went to
Silver Plume Sunday and rode over
the aerial tram
Frank Hohager, Beryl Backus and
Tug Reynolds are in Boulder park for
a weeks cutting.
Michael Vaughan, accompanied by
his nephew and wife, of Chicago, re-
turned yesterday from a trip to the
park.
Mesdames Chas. Rundquist, Ed. Al
lebaugh, Gus. Bolander, and Misses
Minnie Sorenson, Eliza Johnson and
Eva Sorenson, are having a merry
time camping at Stewart sulch. They
expect to deplete the hills of berries.
Mrs. NJ. Lehmkuhl shipped her
household furniture to Denver yester-
day, where she will make her future
home.
The Woodman dance and entertain
ment Saturday evening was grand
success, both financially and socially.
George Kurt won the pie eating con-
test. The watermelon stunt was won
by Frank Martello. \ nephew of Mr..
Krutz, from Denver. took the prize
in the apple contest.
Rev. BENZ. Eitelgeorge was given a
farewell reception at the Methodist
church Monday night. The edifice
was crowded with the many friends
who have enjoyed his pastorate for
the past five years. Father Naughton
Of St. Mary's church, Central, made
an address in which he said he was
glad to join with the Methodists in
frfI n Eifnlpanrua
for his faithful work in the ministry,
realizing that Protestants and Cath
olics alike were in the good work Of
uplifting the community. Tracy Hall,
on behalf of the members, presented
silver token of remembrance suit
ably engraved, for which the pastor
thanked the donors and expressed
his regrets at having to leave his
charge where he had worked so long.
He goes to Boston to complete his
studies for a degree of Doctor of
Philosophy. The ladies' of the church
furnished refreshments Misses Anger
Ayers and Helen Allen gave a musi-
cal programme which was greatly en-
joyed.
Fly swatting appears to be the
chief source Of amusement in the
town. Dignified citizens may be seen
swatting the pesky fly at all hours
of the day.
The people of Black Hawk have
for which reason the butcher shop
has had to go out of business.
Theodore Nelson returned yester-
day from trip to Denver.
VIII Schneider came up from Den
Yer to attend the Woodmen dance
Saturday night.
Mrs. Noel of Ouray, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Holbrook.
Mrs. John Curry is in Denver for
n weeks visit with friends.
Miss Ida Johnson. OF Denver, is
in town, visiting friends.
Louis ODonnell returned Monday
evening from his vacation. He reports
having fine time in the wicked city
{ The family of Thos. Dunstone are
camping at Wide Awake this week
Berries are the Grief attraction.
Frank Schoenherr, VIM. Bollert and
y Ed. Quinn returned yesterday from
their outing to Boulder park. Their
friends are wondering what they did
with the many fish they are report
ed to have caught.
Herb. Lehmkuhl was passenger
to Denver yesterday. where he will