Gilpin observer., 1913-02-27
BLACK Hawk NEWS

night.
Phil Rolling will move his family
up from Golden as soon as they can
pack their household goods. They
will rent their place in Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John RohMng were
visitors to Golden Sunday.
Chas. Ehrlich has just completed
the work of repapering and painting
the house of George Hamllik in Cen
trail.
Peter Nelson was a business visl-
tor to, Denver Monday. Pete says the
only thing that prevents him from
buying half of Canada is the shortage
of the necessary money.
The Roader Elephant mine, worked
by VIII Tom, Chas. Chatfield, Mil
ton Flick, and w. G. Mitchell, is look
ing very good. They are driving a
tunnel on the vein matter and are in
$50 feet from Chase gulch
Chas. Chatfield, who has been
working for McFarlane & Sons i'm
Clear Creek county, has returned
home.
The Roller Skating club is the
principal source of amusement for
society during the Lenten season.
James Battia has force of seven
miners at work on the Golden Rock
tunnel at Silver Creek.
Howard Wherry is sick with la
| orir h,.ou4 +.
duties at the big MILL
Ray O'Mera in letter to his faith
er from Ely, Nevada, states that his
position as millman is very sat
isfactory. Ely, so he states is the
coming mining center.
Jake Brotherson of the Buckeye
ranch was in town yesterday on an
extensive shopping trip.
Peter Nelson is planning trip to
Calgardi, Alberta Canada for the pur-
pose of Investing some of his hard
earned profits in wheat land.
Ed Barrett is in from Wide-a-wake
visiting old time friends.
| E. Shouse anu son, Frank, of Ma
con, MO-. paid visH to the Pine
I Comb mine at sNdde-a-wslke tor the.
purpose of laying out plans for the
mill that is to be erected at the
mine this coming summer.
Miss Amelia Gabardi is home for
two weeks vacation from the
/ Boulder university on account of an
epidemic of scarlet fever and diph-
liberia at the school.
Vivian Fritz came up from Denver
to visit with his parents over Sun
day.
Paul Miller returned from Hayden.
Ariz., for a brief visit with his folks,
A dancing club Is being organized
to perfect the members in all new
and upto-date dances. The officers of
the club will be elected tomorrow
night. It is the intention of the or
master
Mrs. c. NJ. Froid returned Monday
from a visit to her mother in Den
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formerly took a prominent part in
the musical circles of the state, is
to be reorganized. Al large number of
the old members are scattered to the
four winds, but it is hoped that suf-
ficient new talent can be enlisted to
make the organization success.
Walter Miller, of Denver, was visit
ing his parents and friends Satur-
day. returning to Denver. Sunday.
| Peter Nelson was a visitor to the
wicked city the fore part of the
week.
George Streohle and Sons have
about completed their contract for
installing the machinery on the Pozo
mine i'm Nevada gulch.
To be ready in case Of interven-
ton by the U. S. in old Mexico,
George vogel is recruiting volun-
teer company Of militia to be at the
disposal of the War department.
George is slated for the captaincy.
Elmer Reynolds left for Perigo
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jos. Waldhart and Mrs. VIM.
Crossley were visitors to Denver Sat
urday morning.
The Sunday School will meet at
this place every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. The pastor will preach
next Sunday evening at 1880. Mr..
Geo. f. Fritz will sing. The church
people are delighted to see am I'M
crease in attendance upon the rehgd-
GUS services. A hearty invitation is
given all those who do not attend
church or Sunday school to attend
these services.