Gilpin observer., 1913-07-03
BLACK HAWK NEWS

George Vogel, who has been the
local agenI. for the Coors brewery
for the past 16 years. has resigned
his position. The brewery will be
represented in the future by A. Bal
erih, of Central. During the many
years MIR. Vogel was connected with
one of the most trustworthy and re-
ainble agents in the state, and Coos
regretted exceedingly to see him re-
sign. He was most accommodating
with the patrons and was well liked
generally. Mr.. Vogel has not delid-
ed as yet just wha. he will engage
DIN, but 1t is a certainty that he
wild remains in the county. For the
next month, he will take a we'll de-
served rest in the mountains.
Mrs. G. E. Fs,i.z and Miss Smith
returned Tuesday from visit to Den
ver
Mrs. Louise Furze left Wednesday
evening for Lead, S. D., to live.
Mrs. John Curry was passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning.
A number of Black Hawk people
will enjoy picnic at Apex tomor-
row.
John Rudolph was up from Denver
Sunday, visiting with the folks at
the ranch.
Walter James and John Kurtz will
spend the Fourth across the ranch
in the vicinity of Sulphur Springs.
They will fish in the Grand river and
Will catch some whoppers, maybe.
Geo. e. FRITZ brought up five
passenger Stanley steamer automo-
bile from Denver Sunday. He has
since been driving the machine about
the county, and endeavoring to pre-
vent it, as much as possible. from
jumping streams and climbing trees.
He is getting 1T pretty well un,er
control and in few weeks win be
i'm a position to manage the thing
SO that his friends will go riding
with him without being urged.
Ed. Steveson was in frcm Rollins
willie Monday.
Danchman Skankee was in from
Deer Creek Saturday and Sunday,
visiting with his son, Frank.
The new baggageman at the depot
has moved his family into the Negri
residence on Swede hill.
A we'll known fisherman of this
peaceful village was out fishirg Sun
day and caught three. He, of course.
exaggerated the number of his catch
to his friends, saying he caught IS.
He forgot to put his wife next to
the story he WIS telling, and when
inquiry was made of the good wife.
she, as truthful woman should. told
the actual number captured by her
husband, and now the aforesaid well
known fisherman is the object of
much jesting. 1t is best for the fish
ermen who are given to exaggera-
ton, to take their wives into their
confidence.
The Sunday school will convene
July 6, at 10 a. m. All chiidren not
in attendance elsewhere are invited
to this Sunday school, Mrs. S. B.
Shaw, National w. C. T. U. evangel
list, will speak at this church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Mrs.
Shaw is a forceful and convincing
speaker 1t will be we'll worth your
wh!le to hear her. Everybody is in
vtted.
Mrs. Thomas Brown, of Basalt, Col.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. F.
Grutzmacher. Mrs. Grutzmacher's
melee lbs also visiting her.
Misses Emma and Margaret Grutz-
macher went to Golden Tuesday, to
remain for the celebration.
J. w. Meden and Beryl Backus re-
turned Monday evening from their
camping trip in Boulder park. While
out, they went up to Yankee Doodle
lake and made a nice catch, and any
one that doubts this statement can
ask them. Elmer Reynolds, who is
summering in the park, accompanied
them to Black Hawk and will remain
for the celebration at Central.
An old Lacquer OF Black Hawk
makes 1t public that the next time
the county seat team imports some
dub OF a player from the outside,
and forces him (the old leaguer) to
play the bench, he will withdrew
from the team-and then there will
be no team.
Mrs. Joe Waldhart went to Golden
Sunday, returning Monday.
II. F. Lynch and Geo. Vogel went
to Boulder Sunday, returning Tues
day