Gilpin observer., 1913-03-27
BLACK Hawk NEWS VS.

sunday at lO q. IN. Dr. r. n. f1OAl0nr
back will preach ait $3.50 p. m. The
pastor requests that reports from
the different societies Of work done
from Jan. 10, 1913 till next Sunday
be handed him Saturday the goth in
slant.
Miss Amelia Gabardi has been ap-
pointed salutatorian Of the gradual
ing class of the preparatory school
at Boulder university. Her average
was 95 and 4-1OO per cent, in a class
OF eleven graduates, none of whom
averaged less than S9%, which is
exceptionally good. Her friends are
arranging reception in her honor
upon her return home.
w. N. Jacobs sold his ranch on
Smith hill and with his wife and c..
F. Wyatt will start on prospect
ing trip to the new camp of Eagle
In Gunnison county.
A joint meeting of the X. of p.
lodges of the county will be held this
evening at Black Hawk lodge No. 4.
Initiatory work will be the chief fea-
ture of the evening. Two candidates
are slated to ride the goat.
Gus. Grutzmacher is able to be
about again, having discarded his
crutches. He states that it is lots
nicer to he able to use two legs in
stead of four.
Marshal Fred. Bauer and P. c. Nc
Nevins returned yesterday morning
from attending the funeral of the
late Joseph Waldhart at Mount Olivet
The Women of Woodcraft, lodge
No. 3SS, initiated eight new members
at their regular meeting held Tues
day night at Fritz hall The victims
were Mr.. ard Mrs, Howard Wherry,
Mrs. Fannie Norris, Eva Niccum,
Carrie Tomlinson, Lucy Rasmussen,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wherry. AT
ter the initiation social tea was
had with refreshments.
Paul Miller came up from Denver,
rTludys 10 WISH Will HnS AohAS.
Casper Hoffmaster, of Golden, was
visitor over Sunday.
Miss Olga Crook drove over from
Idaho Springs Thursday to visit her
parents.
Gregory lodge No. 5O4, Woodmen OF
the World, at their last meeting, APP
pointed Messrs. NJ. H. Hinkle and
George Kurtz as representatives to
the district convention.
Frank Maughan, of Denver, was
weekend visitor to relatives and
friends, returning Sunday.
The four children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grmtzmacher were baptized into the
Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon
at their home by the Rev. Edgar
Jones.
The friends of Mrs. ]. P. Richards
will be pleased to hear that she has
fully recovered from her late illness
and is able to be about again.
Mrs. John Wales of Golden, was
visiting friends Sunday.
Seventy-five friends of the late
Joseph Waldhart attended the last
sad rites at Mount Olivet cemetery
Monday, when the remains were laid
to rest.
Mr.. Mann, of Brush, Neb., an old
time, resident of Black Hawk, and
cousin of Arthur Sybertz, was call
\ e,;o Of "a
week.
A sad reunion of the Waldhart
family was held when the scattered
members met at the old home. Mrs.
Matt Andres and Max Waldhart came
from Phoenix, Arizona, Joseph from
Victor, Frederick from Butte, Mont,
Frank from Cripple Creek and Her
man from Golden. They, together
with Mrs. j. Waldhart returned this
morning from the valley.
Mrs. ]. Schroeder was a passenger
to Denver, Friday.
Harry Foster returned from Den
yer Tuesday, where he had gone to
recuperate from a spell OF sickness.
His mountain sanitarium did not
work i'm this case.
]. e. Wyman and family, of Thorn
Lake, have removed to Colorado
Springs.
Joe Mattivi, a former partner Of
Frank Gabardi, has returned from his
trip to Europe and Is visiting with
friends in Mahcney City. Pa. He is
expected to arrive here in few
days.
John Mertz, former resident, now
of Denver, was visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Renaldi at their ranch, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wicker with
their mother Mrs. N. s. Wicker, Of
Denver, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.