Gilpin observer., 1913-07-17
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Todd, of California, were visitors
to Black Hawk on Thursday OF last
week.
Misses McDonough and Berg have
returned from an extended vacation
"trip to Mani.ou and other Of the
many interesting points an the state.
Miss May Miller returned Monday
to Salt Lake. She had been visit
ing relatives for the past six weeks.
Ed. Anderson and Lnclon HIN LETT
Sunday morning for Boulder park to
spend a week angling for the elu-
sive trout.
Walter James and John Kurtz re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks
vacation in Middle park. While they
were away, they caught all kinds of
fish.
SANDY" Menhennett, who was
drowned in the Grand River at a
point near Kremmling, was buried
Friday of last week. It was the in
tention to bring the body to Black
Hawk but this idea was abandoned
on account OF the condition Of the
body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rohling. Of FIT.
Collins, came over this week from
Idaho Springs, where they are TAX
ing the baths. They will visit for
a few days with the Isohling family
and, upon their return to Idaho
Springs, will make their home ward
journey IN an auto.
Lawrence Nelson and Willie Medell
are fishing in South Boulder and ex-
pect to bring back a barrel OF fish.
1t is reported that the South Da-
kota Mining Co.. will shortly start
operations on the Gooseberry lode
on Deer Creek.
Mike Whalen, Pat McNevins and
John Toots went to Roilinsville yes
terday to work on the auto road.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Quaintance,
of Golden, are visiting Mrs. Qua!n-
tance's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Rohling.
Mrs. F. E. Kendell, Of Ft. Nor
gan, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Rohling.
Otto Miller and family arrived the
latter part of The week from the val
ley. Mr.. Miller is preparing to re-
open the butcher shop he sold some
time ago to Parsons & Rickard. He
VA be ready for business in a few
days.
The knights of Pythias entertain
ed one Of the officers of the grand
lodge last night with an elaborate
spread.
John Stroehle yesterday hauled a
large boiler to the London mine in
Twelve Mile, to be used in the
new mill being erected by the Lon
don company. Before he reached
the mine, the boiler got stalled In
the mud and Is strl marooned.
Ed. OMera and George Vogel are
fishing at Pine Cliff.
Young Mazind Sunday brought in a
big Mackinaw trout from Echo lake.
measuring two feet. He and young
Medell we're fishing several days at
the lake and brought back 6S fish
between them.
The Rebekahs, at their meeting
last Thursday evening. Installed the
following officers: N. c.. Christina
Crook; v. G., Dffie Tabb; Warden.
Melvina Han; Conductor. Lila Rob-
erts; Chaplain. Mary Kofford; Out
side Guardian, Mary Mitchell; Right
Supporter to Noble Grand, Jessie
Sybertz; Right Supporter to Vice
Grand, j. S. Fowler. A picnic lunch
followed the installation. The Re-
bekahs have moved from I. o. o. F..
hall No. 3, to Scandal hail, and will
hold their first meeting in the new
quarters this evening.
Misses Emily Roberts and Fitzgib-
bens, Of Denver, are visiting Miss
Roberts mother.
Otto Ruttkamp accompanied Henry
Peck to Silver Lake Saturday, re-
turning Tuesday. They had a good
time and caught a bunch Of fish.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest G. Jones, Tuesday.
The Sunday school will meet next
Sunday ait 10 n. M, preaching, by the
pastor at II a. m. evangeMst.c SER
vice at 1880. Special evangeMstsc ser
vices are being held at this place
every evening at 7:30. except Satur-
day. All christians are invited to
cooperate with the pastor In making
these meetings to tell for the good
of the community. Every nonrchris-
tiam, man and woman. OF Black Hawk
Us invited specially to attend these
services. All the young people are