Gilpin observer., 1913-08-28
DlAJk HAWK NEWS

1t is reported that one of the
crack fishermen only caught one
little fish in Boulder park Sunday.
Those who were with him didn't have
much better luck. Some day the fish
ermen of Black Hawk will cease to
fish with -bait and then, perhaps,
they will catch some fish.
Max Hinkle, Chas. Frost and A. NJ.
Fairchilds went to Mammoth gulch
Sunday to hunt grouse and pick ber-
ries. One of the party says they
shot into flock of grouse ten times
and only killed two.
Thor. Crook is decorating the exter.
ior of his place for the celebration
Monday. He has four beautiful pine
trees in front that will cause any,
one to stop-to look at the trees.
Will Flick will conduct the Sunday
school here next Sunday. A good at
tendance is desired as this is the
last Sunday in this conference year.
The pastor will preach in the eve
ming at 1870 and administer the
sacrament of the Lords supper. All
christians are invited to commune.
Eva and Hazel Niccum will sing, al
so Hazel Niccum and Viola Kriley.
The Ladies' Aid will serve fine
hot dinner and afternoon hot and
cold lunches on Labor day. The pat
ronage of all the celebraters is SOL
icited. A square deal and the most
courteous treatment will be given
to all comers.
The Ladies Aid will serve dinner
in the Odd Fellows hall on Main st,
Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Richards left
Monday morning for California, ex-
pecting to be gone until the first of
November.
Mrs. Phil Rohling is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Pendell, in FIT. Collins.
The Labor day committee had the
drilling rock hauled frcm Central this
week 1t will be used for the single
and double hand drilling next Mon
day.
The firemen enjoyed picnic at
Pressler's ranch Sunday. There was
ball game between the White Sox
and the New York giants.
Mrs JOS waldhart left yesterday
for Denver to visit Mrs. Hoffmeist-
er, who is sick in the hospital. She
will also visit in Golden.
w. U. S. Parsons returned from
the state of Idaho this week, and ex-
poets to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Taylor enter
tanned a number of their friends at
their home last evening.
The Women of Woodcraft will
serve ice cream, cake and coffee for
the dance Monday evening.
Mrs. Lily Cohen was up from Dem
YER today
| A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Obweger Tuesday even
! ing.
Mrs. Pircher leaves this week for
| New Mexico to teach school.
ice Borzago this week received a
two-wheeled automobile form Denver.
The Grutzmacher and Lyman fam
lilies returned Tuesday from their
camping trip at Apex.
Frank Tabb returned this morning
frcm Alma He went there last week
to work. but he was dissatisfied with
the place.
Mrs. VIM. Tom came up from
Denver yesterday to pack her house,
hold goods for shipment to the val-
ley. They were sent out today.
Mrs. Winger and daughter left yes
+, terday fer Butte, Mont.
Harry Wheeling, of Topeka, Kans.,
visited the Niccum family this week.
returning hcme yesterday.
Shad Reid was visitor from Apex
Tuesday. Geo. Pyle was in Monday.
John Kloer, the loquacious bar.
Der of Central. was down Monday
night. swapping hair-cuts with John
Hill.
Arthur Kruse, wife and son, are
here from Loveland, visiting with
the Jones family.
John Markey's little daughter is
up from Golden. visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Mera.
Little Mary was on the Veranda in